The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-14
Money to loan at I per cent.

Money to loan at per cent.
J. N. CROW.
Nearly new extension top surrey
cheap At Colvin's.
Prof. E. j. Quigley left Monday
to spend . week in the. country 20
miles south Of Sioux City.
Matt Mccormick went to Kimball
Saturday to relieve the Milwaukee
agent for brief vacation.
Postmaster T. B. Roberts and family,
OF Armour, were in the city and left for
Sioux Falls to join the editors excurs.
ion.
For Sale-A fine quarter Of unim.
proved land six miles west OF Ethan,
s. D. Inquire OF G. G. Dean, Mitchell,
s. D.
Miss Della Cook, of Mt. Vernon,
visited with friends in the city and was
accompanied by her guest, Miss Pagel,
OF Egan.
The Misses Whittlesy, who have
been visiting at the silsby home for
several weeks, returned home to Rock
ford, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Calhoun and little
daughter, Edith, went to St. Paul Tues.
day morning, via the Omaha road, to
visit with relatives.
]. L. Hannett went to Armour this
morning to attend court, before
which he has several cases pending,
one of them involving over $4,000.
Jay McLain went out to Chamber
lain Monday evening to work in the
Milwaukee roundhouse in taking care
of the engines that ply between Mitch
ell and Chamberlain.
Several families drove down to the
river Monday afternoon and enjoyed
the GOODNESS Of the grove against the
heat of the city. Refreshments were
taken along and delightful luncheon
was served nthe evening.
Casper Kerr, of Perry township,
came into town Monday and took
the Milwaukee for trip back to Rich
mond and Norfolk, Va. He said he
would get back in time to har-
vest that big crop of wheat which is
coming along so grandly.
The era OF prosperity has reached US
and the time is close at hand when we
shall feel able to replace our we'll tried
garments with others of later pattern
and more modern styles. Indra always
carries the latest mems and boys ap-
parel and shall receive our first atten-
tion.
There has been general improve
ment in the appearance of residences all
over the town in the way Of painting,
and drive over the city reveals to
what extent this reaches. We are
pleased to note the change. There is
nothing that gives city such an air Of
thrift and progressiveness as the neat
painted buildings.
Arthur W. Smith and Miss Emison
arrived from Aberdeen Monday
and with the assistance of local talent
will produce "The Daughter of the
Regiment" at the Grand opera house
Monday evening, July II. Mr.. Smith
has appeared in Mitchell several times
with dramatic companies and his work
has given satisfaction.
Jos. Swift, jr., 10 laid up at home as
the result of bicycle collision the
other evening. he was turning 3
corner under Main street arc light
and the other fellow turned the wrong
way. The two wheels came together
with q crash and both riders were sent
to the ground in a heap. Joe was
rendered unconscious by the conclusion
and the unknown mounted his wheel
and rode away, without showing the
slightest interest in the damage he had
caused. Joe Was picked up considere-
bly, bruised and taken home, but went to
work Saturday morning. He was in
,dazed condition all day and is now un-
able to leave the house. ...