The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25
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]. N. CROW.
Pumps and we'll casing OF all kinds a
the Mitchell Plumbing Co.
Mr., Barlow has placed an attractive
sign on the windows OF, the Chicago
Shoe Store, and it will be easy to find
his new location.
Messrs. Bowman and Marohand were
here from Iowa. The former coutem
plates investing in quarter section o,
land in this county.
Strayed. A red COW and two
calves. Were last seen Monday night
Please leave information at Wileys
Music store of Mitchell.
Wanted. Married man on stock
farm. Must board two or three men
Good wages for right party Address
G. U. LAwToN,
Scotland, So. Oak
Rev. ]. F. Bradley wrote home from
Twin Brooks, in the north part OF the
state, that the harvest ia about over
with and that the yield was light, the
best report he had heard OF being only
IA bushels per acre. Wheat was worth
60 cents up there, he wrote.
An exchange says: Hereafter in.
stead Of ''rubbering" or "-ubberneck-
ing" the up-to-date slang devotees
must say demonstrating" because it
means the same thing-''a long mar
row neck extended to sea-" This ap-
plies more particularly to the young
man wearing four inch collar, or the
young lady with her neck swathed.
A number of the young ladies and
gentlemen drove down to the river
late Thursday afternoon. The gentle
men furnished everything they could
in the way of refreshments, which were
served in the shady grove. The affair
was q most pleasant and delightful
one and one of the young ladies
thought "it was just too lovely for the
boys to be so entertaining.'
Roy Avery drove over from Sioux
Falls Thursday evening and brought
with him four greyhounds from the
kennels of Nichols & Avery. The two
gentleman will devote several weeks to
training their twelve hounds, which
they will take to Texas next month for
the meeting of the American Coursing
Club, of which Mr.. Nichols is secre-
tsry. There will be ABOUT four weeks
of coursing which has been arranged
for aside from the Waterloo Cup event.
The last of the Mitchell contingent,
which was in attendance at the Huron
Epworth League assembly arrived,
Thursday evening included the follow
ing: Frank and Miss Carlota Meyer,
Misses Marie Quigley, June Connor.
Lydia Farrell, Ida Chaplin, Eta Rich
ards, Margaret and Lottie Duncan, and
Dora Bobb, and Ray and Walter Car
hart. DR.. Bobb and Rev. Mr.. Stevens
made the round trip by team and got
homo the night before. The assembly
was thorough SUCCESS and was made
enjoyable and profitable by the ex-
ceedingly good talent which was
secured for the occasion.
j. q. Ferris, o. Carthage, has been in
the city for several days looking over
the situation in reference to establish
ing drug store and has decided he will
go into business here. He has rented
the former Security bank building and
said that he would be ready for busi-
ness by Oct. l. Mr.. Ferris and his
wife are both registered pharmacists
and will give the business their personal
attention. AS an indication that Mr..
Ferris is impressed with Mitchell as q
good and growing business center he
purchased today the Meredith resi-
dence on the corner of Fourth and Min
nesota streets in which to make his
home THE REPUBLICAN extends to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris hearty welcome
to Mitchell They are old residents of
the state, having lived at Carthage for
the past sixteen years.