The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
IL. d. Butterdeld Will Establish n Dry
Goods Store IN Mitchell In September.

IL. d. Butterdsld VIII Establish = Dry
Goods Store IN Mitchell In September.
Among the many new enterprises
established in Mitchell this fall is q
new dry goods store. Some weeks ago
II. D. Butterfeld, of Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
was in the city looking over the ground
with view of establishing a new dry
goods store, and at the same time
visited number OF other places in this
state and Minnesota, When he left
here he WAS undecided as to his loca-
ton, but Tuesday Geo. E. Logan re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Butterfeld
stating that he had decided to come to
Mitchell. he has rented the former
Mitchell Dry Goods Co. store and Mr..
Logan is remodeling it and putting it
in fine shape for Mr.. Butterfeld. Mr..
Logan says he intends to put in fur
mace to heat the building. Mr.. Butter
field wrote that he hoped to be here
and ready for business by Sept 10. We
understand that he will put in high
class OF goods, with the intention of
drawing slderable trade from out
side towns. From parties in this city
who are acquainted with Mr.. Butter
field we learn that he is young man of
much rustling ability, thoroughly
posted on the intricacies OF the dry
goods trade and is a careful buyer. He
has been in business at Mt- Feraon for
numb of years and has just disposed
of his stock of goods, 80 that his store
in Mitchell will be eq tipped with new
goods throughout. Concerning the
departure OF Mr.. and Mrs. Buttertield,
and their business and social relations
in that place the Mt. VeInon Hawk-Eye
gives them this complimentary notice
The final details for the severing of
the name of Butterhsld from the busi-
ness circle OF this city, with which it
has been connected with distinguished
honor for several years, are now being
completed. Invoicing OF stock begins
Monday and the transfer will be made
to Mr.. Harrington, the new proprietor,
Immediately. The desirability of
change of climate for MIR. Buttertield.
which prompts the removal, will be
severely felt here. The business he has
carried on, the most successful exclu-
sive dry goods establishment ever oper-
ated in the city, has been of inestima-
BILE value and Importance to our busi-
ness interests. 1t has attracted Grade
not only from wide circle of surround
ing country but also from neighboring
towns. In al& that pertained to the
general interest and welfare of our city
MIR. Butterfeld has been an active
leader and tireless worker, his actiyi-
ties accomplishing desirable and credit
able results as a merchant, member of
our city council and as q prog ressive
citizen.
Socially, in town and college circles,
in church work, as host and hostess in
their own beautiful home, will Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterheld be greatly missed.
Their broad and high minded christian
characters and genial dispositions have
taken them every where good WAS to be
done or sympathy needed. Every
where here will the family be missed as
only kind and true friends can be.
To the good people of Mitchell,
leading South Dakota city, where the
family has decided to go and where Mr..
Butterfeld has already made desirable
business arrangements, are they COM
mended with the sincere best wishes of
q host of friends and admirers.