The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-20

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oorn' to Mr.. and Mrs. Chet. Dotv.
thursday night, daughter.
- you want superior quality of
nour 20 to Broad bents and buv the
Dakota Cream.
Dr' lrmine Gunsul arrived home from
huron, having spent several days in
mat town and vicinity.
Il. Scanlan, of ST. Paul, was in the
city on a mission for the Milwaukee
roao TO work up business in the passen-
ger line for Buffalo
1ew lap busters aud fly nets at 3.
B. VanAlstines to be sold at reduced
prices. Now is the time to take ad want
age of snap.
nj. +. Lyons of LeMars, Iowa, was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jsmes LYONS,
he is greatly improved in health and
mas resumed his old position on the
road.
Mrs Geo. H. Miner, Mrs. Mary d.
Taylor and Mrs. Abbie Miner Darkness
went Parkston Friday morning to visit
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. O. p.
Shaw.
Spooner & Nordaker have moved
their grocery department into the
north side of their store, and are ex.
pecting the arrival of their cloaks and
clothing soon.
St. Paul and Minneapolis are receiv-
ing considerable attention at the hands
OF the weekly newspapers, since the
editors have returned home from their
annual outing.
Miss Mary Anderson, of Plankinton.
who has been giving entertainments in
the north part Of the state, arrived in
the city Monday and was the guest of
Miss Bessie Thompson.
Jos. Leviuger and wife spent week
or SO rusticating in the country south
of town among relatives and friends
and at Armour and Parkston. He
has returned to his place in Beck
er's clothing house.
John Colvin has purchased the Mylan
livery stable and took possession of
it Monday Mr.. Colvin is a particu-
lar admirer of good horses and will
undoubtedly in the course OF time sur
round himself with some fast animals,
Plankinton Standard: Superintendent
O. p. Brown of Dawson county visited
the institute in this city last week, and
informed the Standard scribe that it is
the most instructive institute he ever
visited, which is quite compliment to
our superintendent and her corps of
instructors.
Ethan T. Cotton, who went to Toronto
is on his way back to Mitchell, as we
notice by the various papers that he is
giving talks on the Epworth League
meeting at Toronto and is expected to
arrive in Mitchell the latter part of the
month. Mr.. Cotton spoke at Huron
SATURDAY evening.
Yes, the drop in prices on bicycles
has struck US; we have a few wheels
left and they must be sold, even if at
sacrifice. You know the goods,
"Monarchs," best always because OF
superior beauty, speed, reliability and
wearing qualities, Call and see our
line and get prices.
E. B. VANALsT1NE.
Sioux Falls is entertaining a gentle
man who is interested in building q
beet sugar factory. There has been
considerable talk the past four or FIVE
years concerning beet sugar factory
being located in the state and several
towns have taken up the matter, but
the enterprise seemed too gigantic and
nothing has developed as yet that
would encourage any hope of the sue
cess of the scheme. The venture at
Sioux Falls may prove little more
realistic.
Aberdeen News, u: Judge Camp
bell returned last night from Mitchell
where he tried an important case for
Judge Frank B. Smith of that judicial
circuit The child of foster parents
adopted originally in the east and some
years ago brought to this state, seeks
to acquire title to property interests
left by such parents who died some
time ago. Brothers and sisters of the
foster mother fight the case. The
Judge reserved his opinion pending the
submission of authorities on the part O
the attorneys.
W. B. Sherrard, superintendent O
the Orphans Home, of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Friday with five children il
his charge whom he was taking to the
home, having secured them at Armour
Mr.. Sherrard is engaged in a noble
work and his efforts to take care of the
homeless children and those who are
brough, up in bad surroundings il
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