The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-18

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Yankton Wednesday for brief visit.
Guy Zimerman arrived from Sioux
Falls Monday and has taken position
in Chas. Priest barber shop.
Plankinton Herald: Miss Ethel
Priest of Mitchell is visiting for few
days with her friend, Miss Vera
Burnham.
G. G. Rath5un and family returned
Tuesday from their outing trip to
Spirit Lake, Iowa, and report = very
pleasant time.
Browns Business College. Sioux
City, Ia, will train you in bookkeeping
or shorthand and get you a position.
Circulars free.
Corles Newbury arrived home Tues
day from his trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago, returning via Minneapo-
lis and ST. Paul.
Misses Nora Kinney and Nellie
Burke left Tuesday for McGregor,
Iowa, and Minneapolis on q visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Geo 81. Miner went to Park
ston Wednesday to visit her sister,
Miss Fannie Foster. who is teaching in
the teachers institute.
Mrs. S. Rolston went to Sioux CITY
Wednesday to attend reunion of the
Roltson family. They will congregate
at the home of Mrs. East in Sioux
City.
Wanted. Married man on stock
farm. Must board two or three men.
Good wages for right party. Address,
G. U. LAWToN,
Scotland, So. OAK
w. h. Conyes arrived home Tuesday
evening from his Chicago trip. Mr..
Conyes combined business with pleas
ure and purchased his fall and winter
stock of clothing.
Capt. Jeffries, of Sioux Falls, has
been assisting the Salvation Army in
their meetings for several days. He
went to Alexandria Wednesday to
conduct series of meetings.
Mrs. W. F. Maughan and daughters,
Grace and Olive, are visiting with
friends and relatives near Grand Island,
Neb. Mrs. Maughan has sister there
whom she had not seen for thirty years.
They will stop at Omaha and visit the
exposition and will be gone about six
weeks:
BEAUL1EU, N. D, April II, 1851
wish to say that after taking DR.. ]. H.
McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm &C.
cording to your Instructions I am per-
fectly we'll. I have tried many medi-
cines, but this helped me most of all.
CARRIE COLE.
For sale by S. b. Scallin, druggist.
Mrs. Will Colvin passed through the
city Wednesday on her way home to
Chicago. Mr.. Colvin, son of John
Colvin, has recently been promoted to
general manager of the Continent Shoe
Co. at good increase of salary. Miss
Emma Colvin is employed in the Offices
of the company as stenographer.
J. Bushell, representing the Gar
lock Packing Co., was in the city
Mr.. Bushell is state president of the
National Association of Stationery
Engineers and was for sixteen years
chief engineer at the penitentiary at
Sioux Falls, but was too good a repub-
lican to hold his position when the
new warden went in last May.
Mrs. b. NJ. Dodge purchased the
Woodcock quarter adjoining her farm
in Perry township. She expected to
buy it some day but was in no hurry
about it until she came in town yester.
day and found that there were six
customers for the place. Mrs. Dodge
has increased her stock possessions
by buying number of cattle,
Will Slade has had to send his rae.
ing wheel back to the factory for re-
pairs. His brother was out riding the
other evening and to avoid collision
with horse and buggy jumped from
the wheel. The bicycle went on, how
ever, and became mixed up with the
horse and buggy, being badly damaged
Frank Jennings, who was injured a,
Sioux City at the time the Milwaukee
road gave that watermelon excursion
has brought suit against the trac.
tion company for S1O,o25. Jennings
was riding on one of the cars out to
Riverside park and as he could not gel
seat he stood on the platform. In
leaning out too far his head came in
, contact with one of the poles and he
, was rendered unconscious by the blow
. The gentlemen who have purchased
the fair grounds have elected the
officers for the control of the associat.
ion. They are as follows: president
! G. W. Johnston; vice president, James