The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-21
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LOCAL NEWS MATTERS.
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Money to loan a. 7 per cent.

Money to loan a. per cent.
j. N. CROW.
Pumps and we'll casing OF all kinds at
the Mitchell Plumbing Co.
Miss Fanny Mccormick went to
Spencer, Iowa, Friday for visit.
Mrs. R. ]. Taylor departed Friday for
Oshkosh and Ripon, Wis, to visit
with relatives.
D. W. Burright is making some good
improvement on the interior of his
real estate office.
F. D. Powers went to Sanborn, Iowa.
Friday morning to visit his daugh ghter,
Mrs. Otis Duncan, for few days.
b. j. Broderick came over from AL
exandria and will accompany the Juv-
emile band to Big Stone tomorrow.
Wayne Mason drove over from
Plankinton Friday and reports having
seen some most excellent crops along
the way.
G. W. Hoon has been out at Plankin-
ton for several days looking after big
bunch of cattle he placed on his farm
several mouths ago.
S. H. Scallin left Friday afternoon
for Big Stone City and will remain
several weeks at that pleasant resort.
He has secured cottage and his
family will go in few days.
Rev. J. F. Bradley returned to his
duties at Twin Brooks Friday after
noon. Though he has not fully re-
covered his health and strength he will
be able to attend to a portion of his
work.
Thos. Manchester went east on his
regular Milwaukee run this morning
after visit in Milwaukee during the
carnival. Mr., Manchester said he had
the pleasure of seeing Gov. Teddy"
Roosevelt while in Milwaukee.
Miss Lottie Tenney has taken a
position in the wrapping department of
the S. b. Scallin Co. Mr.. Scallin is
sending out a large quantity of his
remedies at present, having four men
on the road introducing the various
productions of the company.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Shaw have moved
into the residence at the corner of San
born and First streets. Mr.. Shaw will
engage in the furniture business and
expects the arrival OF his goods next
week. THE REPUBLICAN is pleased to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw to the
business and social circles of Mitchell.
John G. Dewitt, cousin W. 81.
tConyes, arrived Thursday evening from
Potter's Hollow, N. Y, and remained
over night with Mr.. Conyes and family.
Mr.. Dewitt has some interests in
Kingsbury county and came out to look
after his them. The two gentle
men had not met in a great many
years. Mr.. Dewitt returned home to-
day, going by way Of the lakes.
According to the itinerary of their
European trip the Misses May and
Julia Rogers landed in Paris, France,
Saturday and will spend week there
in viewing the sights of that famous
city. July "a they go to Oxford, the
25th they visit Warwick Castle, which
Scott calls "tha fairest monument OF
ancient and chivalrous splender which
yet remains unchanged, by time" and
and on the 26th they go to Chester,
which was the chief military station OF
the Romans in Britain, and is surround.
by walls two miles in extent. July q
the ladies board the Canada" at
Liverpool and are to arrive at Boston
about Aug. and Minneapolis Aug. s.
They undoubtedly have had 4 delight.
full trip and one that they will remem,
Der for q lifetime.