The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-09-03
MINOR MENTION.

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tue Capitai Readers.
come to Broad oent's for flour
has The best, both in quality and
be.
e West has returned from Clay
nty. where he has been farming
summer.
Willard Huyck will buy grain for
speucer Grain Co. at Springfield
fall and went to that point Satur-
,lhert johnson has been attending
SN]l Dodson's barber shop for sever
Bays past and went home to Alex
ria Friday morning.
he X. T.. dairy will make two trips
av-morning and evening, price
IT'S quart.
E. ]. SHELMADINE, Proprietor.
Misses Monnie and Myrtle Lee ar.
ed home from Chicago Friday after
In. where they have been studying
sic for several months this summer,
dr. and Mrs. F. G. Day, who have
In visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
bbee for the past ten days, returned
their home at Kansas City Friday
rning.
G. Rathbun is handling fruit in
ge consignments this fall, getting il
by the carload and in this way is
abled to save considerably on freight
b express rates.
Hiss Helena Gleason, who has been
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
hn Gleason, most of the summer, re-
med to her home at Anaconda,
bnt., Friday morning.
Mrs. M. N. Lee and daughters,
sses Monnie and Myrtle, went to
resford Saturday morning and at that
Ice and others in the same vicinity
ev will give q series of concerts.
Chas. Hedden was up from his Baker
wushlp farm Friday and said that he
Build move over in Hanson county
lis week. where he will farm two or
free years and then return to his
Avison county farm.
Budge Smith spent several days with
hunting party over in Hanson county
is week hunting the festive chicken.
DC birds, he said, we're getting a
$tle scarce and were growing wild.
returned home Thursday evening.
On Aug. 3 and II, Sept. I and 2l,
b. ) and 10, 1892, the c., M. & ST. p.
will sell homeseekers' excursion
ekets to the usual territory at the
te Of one regular first class fare plus
for the round trip. City weekly pa
Rs please copy. F. E. CLARK, Agt.
b. J. Coll, assistant general freight
lent, Of Chicago, and 4. M. Calkins,
Vision freight and passenger agent,
Mason City, Iowa, cane in on the
kst Milwaukee freight in their special
er Friday evening and were looking
, the freight traffic in this vicinity.
&sam Webber started the oyster sea-
Pr Friday and has arranged his res
lurant in cosy manner so that
Rrties can partake of their meals
Fivately. Mr.. Webber aims to take
be best kind of care of his customers
hd his large trade attests his popular
E.
Duncan Patrick, instead of going to
Hot Springs, stopped at Sioux City,
There he was examined by physician,
Eho stated that the patient could get
10 relief there. Mr.. Patrick was plac-
d in hospital at Sioux City and 'tis
pared that the end of his life is not far
(way.
NJ. f. Spooner has been down at ST.
foe and Kansas City for the past ten
lays laying in stock of goods for the
all trade. AS to the crop conditions
Kansas Mr.. Spooner said that the
/ heat crop has exceeded the highest
Expectations of the farmers and the
|lg price they have received has put
|hlngs in fine shape. The corn crop,
pe said, was in bad shape as the most
\ 1t has been nearly burned up by the
pot weather.
Miss Pearl Harker entertained
Ewenty OF her young lady and gentle
pen friends last evening with bicycle
party, which proved a most delightful
Rfar Early in the evening ten ladies
And ten gentlemen, provided with
Wheels, took a ride around the city,
Ihe evening being cool and pleasant
ana the roads just right for pleasant
rip OF that kind. After enjoying this
pastlme for an hour or more the party
repaired to Miss Harker's home and
lne balance of the evening was passed
III informal amusements, and refresh
nenss were served. The party was
given IN honor of Miss Snow of Sioux
Falls,