The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
See DR.. DiX's ad in this issue.

See Dr. Dx's ad in this issue.
Frank Baughman has been pretty
sick for the past week, but was able to
get out Saturday.
DR.. I. Windle and family will resume
housekeeping in their residence on
north Sanborn street.
Wanted to buy, top buggy, piano
boy. must be cheap. Report to B.
Morse, at his shop.
Mrs. Chas. Hoon and liLtle daug hter
went 10 Oskaloosa, Iowa, Tuesday
to visit with relatives few weeks or
more
Wanted, to engage capable lady or
gentleman as local representative.
Guaranteed salary $50 per month. Ad-
dress ''Z' care this Office
We haye the largest and best stock
OF hardware ever shown in this city
and guarantee lower prices, quality con-
sidered, than you can get elsewhere.
w. j. HEALEY HARDWARE Co.
Several of the town base ball fans
went over to the University to give the
students some practice in ball playing.
and the students feel that they will
have a strong team to put up against
the outside college teams.
Miss Mona Prescottdeparted Tuesday
morning for Hammond, La, where she
will make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bomgardner. Miss Mona was
very popular among her friends, who
very much regretted her removal to
the south.
@. f. Zimmerman, who will be re-
mem bered by Mitchell business men,
will move from [roquois to Sioux Falls,
and Iroquois people very much regret
this action on his part for Mr.. thinner
man has been leading factor in max
ing Iroquois q gooi town.
| 2 quart paiis lets.
3quart pals Sets
| 10 quart pals l0cts.
10 quart dish pan lOcts.
| gallon glass oil can 20cts
| Galvanized iron water bucket 2Octs.
w. j. HEALEY HARDWARE Co.
S. CattrelI and family departed Tues
day morning for Hammond, Louisiana,
where they will make their future
| hn h,c
health for several years and it is hoped
that the change will be beneficial. Mr..
Cattrell expects to engage in truck
farming.
Quite a number of ladies took ad.
vantage of the opportunity to attend
Mrs. A. A. Collins millinery opening
Monday and they were rewarded by
seeing some very pretty novelties ir
millinery and hats. Miss Casper has
charge of the trimming department
and her work gives good satisfaction.
Monday was Mrs. E. Spangler's fifth
eth birthday and in the evening
while she was down town, number O
her friends, by a pre-arranged plan
took possession of the house and gave
her happy surprise on her retur.
home. Cards, music. dancing and re
freshments combined TO make the eve
ming a pleasant one to all.
The members of Prosperity lodge, D
of H., will give night-cap social il
Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening
May 3. Ladies are invited to brinj
lunch baskets with lunch for two, ais
pair Of nightcaps. The members G
A. o. U. w. are all cordially invite
: to attend. Everybody invited to come
This will cap all the socials for goo
time. Come.
A land contest from Moody count
was heard by the local land offic
Tuesday, involving a fine quarter sec
! tion of land. The contestants ar
: Messrs. Oakes and Still, II. b. Keith {
Sioux Falls appearing for the forme
and j. M. Adams Of this city for th
latter. E. A. Sherman and E. {
johnson, of the defunct Union Nation,
bank Of Sioux Falls, were witnesses i
= the case.
U The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader print
4 the following concerning youn
q gentleman we'll known in this cit,
e. CARROLL B. Welton of Chicago, son
l. E. Nj. Welton of this city, has accepte
a position with Hollister & Keith, th
q leading shoe men. Mr.. Welton is
young man of sterling qualities an
ability, is a thorough shoe man an
4 has many friends in this city Holli
ter & Keith are to be congratulate
- upon securing the assistance of so va
. liable man.
v E. Spangler started his sprinkle
a Monday, and said that there W,
Z not much recompense for the labt
d performed. The only remuneratie
q Mr.. Spangler receives is what he cs
"a collect from the business men alor
eil Of Moir otp