The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-10-01
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Wanted, boy at The REPUBLICAN
fce.
Dr and Mrs. j. G. Tatman attended
Ie old settlers reunion at Plankinton
thursday
Diamond Crystal salt at Broadbeut's.
he finest table salt for family use In
rtoons of three pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Downey drove to
cir home at Sioux Falls Friday morn
.. They will move to Kearney,
eb.. in about ten days.
The x. L. dairy will make two trips
.ily-morning and evening, price 5
bnts quart.
E. j. SHELN1ADINE, Proprietor.
To the farmers of Dawson, Hanson.
unborn and Aurora counties: Rock
1T is cents per 100, barrel salt 81 so
er barrel and table salt at Broad bents
wholesale price. Come and see him.
Nv. g. Sherman, of Sioux City, was in
be city Friday visiting relatives. MIR.
herman has been nominated as state
representative for his district by the
llied forces of democracy, populists
hid silver republicans.
Alex. Dumas exercised his skill as q
Ign painter on Rathbun's windows
friday with the result of producing q
cry handsome and attractive design
Ind sufficient to draw the attention of
: be people who pass that way.
J. P. Stewart, who has managed the
lectric light plant for M B. Clemin-
er for the past year, severed his con-
ection with that place, and returned
b Madison Thursday. Mr.. Stewart
ave good satisfaction and was accom-
nodating and obliging to the patrous.
J. S. Daniels arrived home Saturday
vening from his trip to Newcastle,
Pa, and reports being somewhat i'm
proved from his paralytic stroke. His
lrm, which at one time he could barely
hse, he can now move from the shoul-
aer to the elbow, but the lower part Of
he arm and hand are still useless.
The Alexandria Herald, in mention
ng the accident which occurred to the
our young men OF that city who drove
Into the sewer on east First street last
week, says that Ray Caldwell was in
ernaly injured and will bring suit
against the city of Mitchell for $4,000
damages, having employed P. A. Zoll-
nsn to conduct the case.
Mrs. L7slie's millinery store has
J. been replenished with the very latest
styles in fall millinery. Some very
handsome designs in trimmed hats
have been sent out from her establish
ement that range in price from $l.50 to
S9. 90 and the most fastidioas tastes can
be satisfied. Before making your pur-
Echases see Mrs. Leslie's complete stock.
Ahl chAo 1s1IS. ". WOllo. Lo1 l
Brown and Roy Boggs went out to
Plankinton Thursday to attend the
4 Old Settlers reunion. Messrs. Wells
and Brown assisted the local club in a
game of base ball against washington
Springs and defeated them by a score
Of II to il. DR.. Ray Smith, of Scot
land, also played with Plankinton and
held down first base in his usual first
class manner. J. E. Wells payed sec
ond and Earl Brown short stop. There
was big crowd in attendance and the
day was pleasurable one to all.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kreidler were dirty
Ing across the bridge on Minnesota
street south of the Milwaukee, just al
ter dark Friday evening and narrowly
escaped a bad accident The horse be.
came frightened at something as he
got over the bridge and commenced tc
back up, turning half around as he did
30. The approach to the bridge is SC
narrow that he backed the buggy down
VIC oLcSp Sluo, CuIOW4uS Guo oSSupo0. .e
out on the ground. Mr.. Kriedler was
not injured very much but his wife was
badly hurt in the side. The approach
to the bridge seems to be in very bad
condition and ought to be fixed.
Rev. W. L. Utley is busy preparing
series of special lectures for the month
of October at the opera house. There
are five Sundays in October and Mr.
Utley will lecture upon the following
topics: ''Do Ministers Gamble" 'Hel
and Some of the People who Reside
There, 'The Natural and Spiritual II
Man, ""A Sermon to Railroad Men,
Two Sides to the Temperance Ques
tion." Mr.. Utley intends offering
his services to the Salvation Army
In the near future. in a lecture, VIVA
Have Seen of the Army and the Gooe
it is Doing in the Slums of New York.
On this occasion he will ask sllVe
contribution for the Army in Mitchell