The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18
Money to loan at I per cent.

money 10 loan at per cent.
J. N. CROW.
Pumps and we'll casing of all kinds at
the Mitchell Plumbing Co.
Miss Belle Koch left Friday morning
for Lawler. Iowa, to make visit with
Mrs. DR.. Lynch, formerly Miss May
Russell
Mrs. B. w. Burleigh arrived from
Hawarden, Iowa, Friday afternoon,
and will visit a few days with Mrs.
Mary D. Taylor.
Strayed. A red COW and two
calves. We're last seen Monday mig ght.
Please leave information at Wileys'
Music store of Mitchell.
The Misses Amelia and Sarah Indra,
who have been visiting several weeks
with their uncle, L. indra, returned to
their home at Mitchell, Ia, Saturday
morning.
There was good attendance at the
missionary tea given by the Methodist
ladies at the home of DR.. Bobb Thurs
day evening and the supper was pro-
nounced as excellent.
DIR. W. I. Graham went over to
Huron Friday afternoon to attend the
meeting OF the Epworth League AS
sembly and will appear on the lecture
platform. THE REPUBLICAN printed
the DR.. 1000 16-page circulars for dis
tribution at the assembly advertising
the University.
Geo. H. Havens wants another taste
of army life and has sent in request
to the war department., through Cong
ressman Gamble, for an appointment as
the second lieutenant in volunteer
regiment. Mr.. Havens returned home
about three weeks ago from Cuba,
where he was in service with the Sec
ond immunes.
The Baptist Ladies Aid didn't figure
on quite so large a crowd as attended
their ice cream social Thursday even
ing and as result they were out of re-
freshments in a short time. Seeing
what was going to happen it wasn't
long before they supplied the
deficiency. They realized good sum
for church improvements.
The excursion party which left
Mitchell to attend the state educational
meeting at Hot Springs are about all
home, Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Browne
arriving few days ago, and Misses
Dell Wedehase and Lily Bately
coming yesterday afternoon. Miss
Cora Miner stopped at Sioux City and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bras arrived Fri
day evening, having stopped at Omaha
to attend the exposition for day or
two.
Lieut.. Rice went out to Chamberlain
last Thurday and just before leaving
he received applications from two
young men from the country for en-
listment but he did not have time to
wait for the physical examination.
The lieutenant made return to
Mitchell Saturday evening to remain
over Sunday, going to Centerville and
Yankton, the last two towns in this
part OF the state before going to the
Black Hills.
Gillis, the shoeman, is an ingen-
ious advertiser and believes in let.
ting the people know he is out for
business. Aside from regularly carry
ing an advertisement in THE DAILY RE.
PUBLICAN and The WEEKLY CAPITAL
he adopts other methods to secure the
attention of the public. In the past
few days he has received q large ship
ment of shoes for his fall and early
winter trade. He loaded the entire
shipment in five drays Friday morning
and with the State Juvenile Band at
the head of the procession trip was
made over the residence portion of the
oity. Fred Bradley photographed the
whole procession when it reached
Gillis's store at noon. Mr.. Gillis can
rest assured that he created sensa.
tion by his novel method of advertising