The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-07-30
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come to Broad oent's for flour.
,as the best, both in quality and
{.
= A. E. Dean and Miss Emma
hes returned from Sioux City
rsday afternoon.
YOU want superior quality OF
90 to Broadbent's and buy the
kota Cream.
mt. Olson and her lieutenant came
from Yankton Thursday to assume
rye of the Salvation Army.
ev. Frank Durant left Friday
weeks trip to hold Episcopal SER
es at several surrounding towns.
K. Smith has adorned his outer
with new real estate sign. Alex.
az performed the artistic work.
III. Kaufman of Sioux Falls WAS in the
h Friday. He is the proprietor of a
pe brewing establishment at the
Ieen City.
will Koch, the new hardware dealer,
eires to say that he will meet any
mpetitors in barbed wire. Call aud
1t his prices.
! os. Keilbaugh and Rev. Mr.. Satter-
B, of Tyndall, were in the city between
ains while en- route to the northern
krt of the state.
EEd. Maxon has taken position with
Earker Bros. as clerk, and Bennie
5avis has accepted similar position
Eth c. G. Rathbun.
sBroad bent carries four grades of
bur of superior quality-Gold Dust,
Law Blossom, l. x. L. and Dakota
kream II south Main street.
Auditor w. a. Fitzgerald made his
egular inspection of the U. S. express
|bmpany aud found verythiug moving
bong properly under Agent Halphide's
;are.
Fred Widmann went to Yankton Fri
lay 10 buy 1O0,0 900 bricks which he will
hip to Parkston, it being his intention,
lie saws. to build brick store building
ID that town.
Having returned from Armour with
ny stallion, "Kuno," he will be kept
or the balance of the season at my
nome on the south side of town.
H. b. ROGERS.
NJ. E. Cogley, of Flandreau, deputy
,evenue collector, was in the city
making an investigation among the
Dealers who handle goods affixed with
The government stamp. Mr., Cogley
ound things very much to his satisfac
.iCn.
The Episcopal Sunday School and
parish met at the church Thursday,
where they were provided with convey
lnces and drove down to Whites grove
md spent the day in pleasures and
,astimes. Refreshments we're taken
along and amusements provided for the
children.
j. j. Hall, who runs restaurant in
his city, was notified by wire Thursday
morning that his residence at Cham
'erlain was partially destroyed by fire
Turing the night. There is a mystery
is 10 how the fire originated. The loss
Will probably reach 5000. H. M. Clark
insured the the property early in this
month.
VIM. Burgess, of Iowa Falls, arrived
thursday and was the guest of his
aughter, Mrs. E. G. Champeny. MIR.
9urgess contemplates going into the
mercantile business in this city soon
md will probably occupy the north
DOM in the Champeny block. Mr..
3urgess went home Friday morning and
will be received in a few
lays as to his future plans.
Willie Burgess, aged IA, brother of
'lrs. E. G. Champeny and who has been
lere some little time, concluded to
lustle for himself the other day. He
old his bicyle and started north, but
vhen he got as far as Woonsocket a
conductor discovered him
md sent him back to Mitchell and his
ather took him home to Iowa Falls
friday.
Cashier Kibhee, of the Commercial
savings bank, has been watching the
'rowth of some early potatoes, which
lad developed sufficiently for use, and
Early this morning went into the gar
len to get mess for dinner. His sur
Prise, CONSERVATION and indignation
'an better be imagined than described
% lind ten hills robbed of their con-
-en1s, which act was very evidently the
work of tramps.
Mrs. VIM. M. Smith entertained
twenty young ladies and gentlemen at
her home Thursday evening in honor
Of her niece, Miss Grace Edison, OF
sanborn. The first part of the evening
was devoted to progressive crokinole