The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-01
of Canistota, was

49,
/ D. E. Curtis, Of Lancaster, Wis.,,
is in the city at the present time.
For sale,.--Two second hand head
ers by Vim. Koch. Both are in good
iepair.
Chars. III. Shortle is here from
Osborn, Ohio. Mr.. Shortle is look
ing around the country.
Miss Marjorie Ruth went over to
Sioux Falls Thursday to remain
a month on a visit with friends.
VIM. Koch sells the Plymouth
binding Irvine. Farmers who have
used it give it a hearty endorsement
|. W.. D. Waterman arrived home
Thursday from a trip of over a
month to his former home at Free
port, Ill.
On another page of The Capital
today is published a financial report Of
the city schools for the year ending
June 80, 1902, as presented by the
treasurer, N. y. Dawson. The re-
port is not in detail but it shows
in the aggregate the receipts and
expenditures fer the year.
Rev. Fred Campbell and family
and Frank Campbell and family,
who have been visiting their parents
for the past week. returned to their
home at Kewanee, ILL.,, and San
born, Iowa, Thursday morning. The
Campbell family had quite a reunion
during the past week.
Nick Caspers and Chris. Brelner,
of Cassville, Wis.,. II in the city
and are stopping at The Waverly.
They have been driving over the
country surrounding Mitchell with a
view Of maxine an investment in
some farm lands. They are greatly
surprised at the fine condition of
the country and the plain evidence
of an abundant crop being harvested.
Gottlieb Sch%eurenbrand finished a
cement walk in front Of Plotner
& Logan's livery stable today and
also extending one or tWolots beyond.
With his force of men Mr.. Scheur-
enbrand commenced work on a GEM
ent walk at the corner o. Third and
Edmunds street which will be laid
through that block to Sanborn street.
BY the first Of next week he expects
to commence laying a cement walk
on the west side Of Main street COM
mencing at Fourth street and ex-
tending north to Sixth street.
A telegram from Madison to- out
side papers gives the news Of the
death Of a tramp whom the CORES
pondent claimed was killed while
beating his way on the Milwaukee
road, the accident happening near
Letcher. The correspondent went on
to say that the mangled remains Of
the tramp were brought to this city
to be held for Identification and
later for interment if the relatives
did not show up. No information
has been received of the accident
here in this city and up to the
present time the remains Of the
tramp have not arrived here.
People who desire any comfort
when they go bathing at the river
xviii find it in the future at the Jim.
M. E. OrreFI and Sigmund Schirmer
Twill erect a. bath house in Whites
grove and viii have it complied for
use by Sunday, and it will be locat-
ed just below the dam. A rope will
be stretched across the river just
below the waterfall so that in case
a person gets in there by mistake
he will haye.a chance to save him.
self. The gentlemen are going to try
and make it an attractive resort,
and if it proves popular with the
people they will add some attrac,
tions before the summer is over.
Mavor Kean was in the city from
Woonsocket Thursday and he said TIE.
were having a great time up there
over the licensing of the saloons
He said that as the council now con.
stituted that a license would not be
granted to the men who have beer
doing business there in the past
? The matter is to come up before tn
council so on in the proper form and j
is possible that If different men asl
: for licenses that the council nigh
grant them on the basis that the,
? would be entitled to it under tn
election held a year ago, when th
Question carried. The Woonsocke
] council will meet Aug. II, and it
reported that two other individual
will make application for license
The temperance people claim tina
, the new applicants will try an
secure license and then turn j
: over to other parties who are oh
! jectionable.
Prof. Il. It. Graham is home fror
t a trip to various parts Of the stat