The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-17
MINOR MENTION.
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cartoons of three pounds.
John Momsen and ]. M. Newell drove
over from Mt. Vernon Friday evening
10 attend Fontana's hypnotic entertain
ment.
Miss Craig returned home Saturday
afternoon from Milton, Wis, accom-
panied by Jessie, BERTHE and Florence
Walrath.
D. B. Phelps, of Waterloo, Iowa, has
arrived in the city and taken a position
with L. O.. Gale, as jeweler, in his
establishments.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have in preparation a childrens re-
ception to be given at the corn palace
the last of this week.
Miss Jessie Fuller passed through the
CITY Friday afternoon on her way to
Pierre, having been down in Virginia
on an extended visit.
A. B. Hall, who has been assisting
A. B. Hager in his Office work for the
past ten days, returned nome to White
Lake Saturday evening.
The hours for pumping water at the
water works have been changed, and
hereafter the pressure will be on from
to a. m. and 6 to p. m.
M. E. Spooner went to Beresford
Friday to remain about two weeks
to look over the business interests of
the firm OF Spooner & Nordaker
The X. L. dairy will make two trips
daily-morning and evening, price 4
cents quart.
E. j. SHELMADINE, Proprietor
Prof. Geo. a. Grace, who was re-
Gently elected as principal of the high
school, arrived from Duncan and has
taken rooms at 4lO west First street.
J. w. Pratt, who has been farming
up in Sambor county, has moved to
the Sage farm, three miles north of
town, and will continue his occupation.
Mrs. Mathew Blenkiron and Mrs.
Geo. Nowlin, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Harker, de-
parted Friday morning for South Riv-
erside, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Pehrson depart
ed Friday for Chicago to remain aweek.
Carl Hover will have charge of Mr..
Pehrson's jewelry store during bis
4 absence.
Mrs. A. j. Chambers departed at
noon Friday via the Omaha for a trip OF
two months to the western coast. She
u will spend most of her time at Spokane
j Falls, Wash.
TIL. Bielfeldt, living down in Baker
township, has arranged to sell off his
personal property and will drive over.
land to Illinois, where he expects 10 re-
side in the future.
Miss Jessie Grotewohl arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon from Elkader
Iowa, where she spent her vacation
Miss Grotewohl is teacher in the gram
mar department of the city schools.
Sam'l Webber has completed a trade
for the Cottage hotel, owned and opera
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason
Mr.. Webber will run the hotel in con
nection with his restaurant business.
To the farmers of Dawson, Hanson
Sanborn and Aurora counties: Rocl
salt IS cents per 100, barrel salt ST..
=
per barrel and table salt at Broad bent
at wholesale price. Come and see him
The gentlemen who went to Yanktol
Friday to effect settlement witt
Washburn's circus returned home o.
the Milwaukee excursion last nigh
and stated that they compromised
10 cents on the dollar.
Prof. Jessie F. Brumbaugh, A. B.
teacher of rhetoric, literature and ora
tory, and Prof. James Rothenberger
A. B., teacher of latin and modern lar
guages, have arrived from the east
where they spent their vacations.
Lieutenant Jorgenson OF Little Falls
Mimi, and Cadet Edith Chase, {
Huron, have arrived to assist Ensig
Gribben in the Salvation Army wor
in this city. The three with the locs
assistance make strong team OF worl
ers.
John Spry, an employe in the MI
waukee round house, left Saturda
Tor Canada, being summoned there b
the announcement of the serious Hines
OF his daughter. Mrs. Spry an
daughter have been visiting in th'
county for several months.
Scotty Phillips, who is conceded
be the largest cattle owner west OF tt
Missouri river, was in the city Tuesda
Mr.. Phillips says cattle are dolr
nicely on the reservation but the n
weather during the first of the mon'
injured the grass to some extent.