The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01

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Mrs. r. P. Edison returned home to
Ssnborn, Iowa, Thursday morning.
T. j.. Spangler arrived home Thurs.
day afternoon from Logansport, Ind.
Mrs, Geo. Williams came home from
Grand Island, Neb., Tursday afternoon.
A new sidewalk il being laid along
the south side OF the Dix house prop
erty.
Homer G.. Utley, principal of the
Alexandria schools, was in the city
Tuesday.
T. @. Burns and family will move the
first of next week into the former Bow
die residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Becker and
Margia returned Thursday afternoon
from Norfolk, Neb.
Hally Turneaure arrived home from
Iowa. Wednesday evening, where he
| been has visiting the past month.
Mrs. Mary D. Taylor returned Thurs
day from Parkston and was accompanied
| by her niece, Miss Dixon, of Hillside.
Miss Dakota Grimm, who has been
visiting her little friends in the city,
returned to her home at Parkston
Thursday morning.
Miss Lillian Teal arrived from
Mcpherson, Kar4., Thursday afternoon
to visit with Miss Blanche Rowley and
other friends in the city.
Mrs. O. T. Lindsey arrived from Chi
cago Wednesday evening on the de.
layed Milwaukee to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Prime.
Lost. a coat on the road south OF Mt.
Vernon near some bridges. Please re-
turn same to j. G. TATMAN,
Mitchell S D.
S. G. Jones and family, who have
been at Big Stone for several weeks, ar
rived home Thursday morning. MIR.
Jones owns several farms around Big
Stone City.
Mrs. b. E. Casteel has loaded her
household goods in car and will ship
them to Rock Island, Ill. Mrs. Casteel
and family will leave in few days for
that place.
Mrs. E J. Haynes and Miss Emma
Haynes drove down from Mt. Vernon
Thursday. Mrs. Haynes returned that
evening while Miss Emma will remain
a few days.
l have two steam threshing riga and
one horse power rig for sale. Are in
good condition. Call on address.
d. W, COLLINS,
Mitchell, S. D.
Bob Crosbie arrived home yesterday
from his trip to kalamazoo, Mich, and
resumed his place at the Milwaukee
depot today in carefully handling the
trunks OF commercial travlers and the
general public.
The populists, democrats and free
silver republicans will hold ''union"
county convention at the court house
tomorrow at | o'clock to select eight
delegates for the state judicial conven-
tion, which meets in Mitchell Sept. IA.
AS usually treated sprain will dis.
able the injured person for three or
four weeks, but if Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is freely applied a complete cure
may be effected in very few days.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
cuts, bruises and burns. For sale by
L. o. Gale
Justice Mckinley moved his Office
Wednesday across the street into corn
er OF Mckinley g. Eddy's second hand
store, but where justice will be dis
pensed frst-hand. When they got half
way across the street with the safe q
heavy rain storm came up and stopped
the proceedings.
Col. c. W. Ainsworth came over
from Plankinton. The colonel has
been down to Ottawa, ILL.,, to superin-
tend the moving of daily newspaper
plant, in which he was Interested at
Ottawa, to Plankinton for the publica-
tion of the Mail. AT present the paper
is being printed in this city.
Harker Bros, who have just added
large stock of dry goods to their gen.
eral line, have made contract with
The CAPITAL to do their adver-
tising for the coming twelve months,
which will keep the readers thoroughly
posted on their prices and goods. The
stock will be ready for inspection in a
few days. Watch for their future an
nouncements.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Wickhem drove
over from Alexandria Tuesday after
noon to attend the performance of
Faust in the evening. They were &C.
SOU pnulCu Uy MTS w tChu6mS 6lSL6r
and friend, of Rockford, Ill. The
party was entertained at the home of
Judge Smith and they drove ht me
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. E. E. Smith received a tele.
er sm from the war department Thur :
day that her son, howard Smith, had
been honorably discharged from the
thirty-tifth regiment, now stationed at
Sc ittle Wash. Howard enlisted in the
Regular army in this city several weeks
ago. He was discharged on the,
ground that he was necessary to the
support OF the family.
W. q. King, who was former COM
positor on The REPUBLICAN, and is,
now working on the Parker Press,
writes that Ee intends to leave for Lin.
coin, Neb soon and will enter the
state university to take course in
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