The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-16
MINOR MENTION.


.,. resume Carefully Compiled for
the Capital Readers.
Buy your milk cans at Hea'ey'S ba'd-
re.
nd Mrs. John Reed have moved
- the Smith residence oA west
1urth street.
,, Won are weak, tired and life
ron need to enrich and purify
" .. h,ood with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1bos Herring, who has been al JeffeS-
Iowa, for the past month or more,
mod to Mitchell last Wednesday.
rbree nrairie schooners and buggy
.sod through town last Thursday
ntaining immigrants on their way
orih.
Nv { 7. Moore came up from Parks
on saturday, where he has been on
.otss.;onal business during the past
keek.
pev C. M. Peck has commenced to
ike some improvements on his resi-
aepce property on west Third street by
bnldiug addition to his house.
Come and buy the May brand OF seeds
Which are reported by the agricultural
bnresu to have Standard OF 994.
Tbase farm and garden seeds are sold
nv w. B. Broad bent.
II w N. Hollands, who has good po-
s;,;on as engineer in flour mill over
at Desmet, arrived in the city last
Thursday and expects to omove his fam
ilv TO his new location this week.
DR.. Ray Smith has decided to locate
at Scotland for the practice OF dentis-
try aud left for that point Friday. DR..
Smith is an old University student and
was very popular among his colleagues.
Mrs. David Wolff of Richland Center,
/ Wis. arrived in the city last Wednesday
j on her way home to Kimball. She is
better known as Miss Boyd, formerly
acting as a saleslady for Champeny
! Bros
4 L. Z. Cavalier, Carl Hand and Miss
q Grossmuth of Yankton arrived in the
city last Thursday from Chicago on the
way home. having to come here to get
/ south. They left Chicago on different
4 days and have had to wait here "a
i hours for train to Yankton, as the
j Milwaukee passenger did not go south
on time today.
Yankton Press and nakotan, I: w.
1 n Day. the Milwaukee agent at Yank-
ton, made a trip to the James river and
TO Gayviile today. He went as far as
was possible on hand car and pro-
ceeded the rest OF the way to Gayville
in skff. He found that about eight
miles CT Milwaukee track had been
washed out between the James river
and Gayville and that it will require
two weeks TO restore the grade and
tracks.
Handsome Elk, the Indian who com
mitted several murders over on the
reservation, and who resisted capture
for such long time against the efforts
Of several United States marshals anC
other officers, was in the city Friday
morning on his way to Sioux Falls
where be will stand trial in the United
States court for his violation of the
law. He was in charge Of Deputy Jake
Tschetter Of Bridgewater. The sobri
quet of Handsome Elk does an injustict
to his personal appearance, for he is I
long way from presenting features OF
handsome nature or even form that i
worthy of admiration.
A box of strawberries graced the edi
tors table for dinner Friday, which wa
made possible by the kindness OF an oil
friend, George Bomgardner, who i
raising large quantities of the lusciou
fruit down at Hammond, La. Mr
Bomgardner ships vegetables to tn
Mitchell market and a case Of straw
berries sent to C. G. Rathbun containe
box for the editor. We can assur
Friend Bomgardner that the berrie
we're greatly appreciated at this tim
OF the year, and they are equal to tn
finest shipped here. Mr.. Bomgardne
is well pleased with his new locatio
down there, and is healthy: happy an
prosperous.
Alexandria Herald: j. B. Wolge
muth was in town Tuesday in interes
OF the new Commercial Mutual Fir
Association. This company
composed OF some OF the soli
business men of this section OF th
state and although but recently starte
has written large number of goo
risks. The rates are only about ha
those charged by old line companie
ana the insurance, being based on tn
mutual plan and under a strong set {
bylaws, is believed to be excellen
certain it is the old line companie