The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-19

.rGAEE EEE+e F4USa ~ DIS
Julian Tiffany arrived home We'd
hesday evening from his trip to
chicago.
Chas. Ferguson announces his
millinery opening for Friday, in his
advertisement today.
For Rent: 800 acre farm, we'll i'm
proved, with 22O acres under cultiva-
|tion. Balance in pasture. Inquire
lat this office.
Mayor Silsby departed Wednesday
for Rapid City, being called there by
business pertaining to his duties of
national Drank examiner.
The shorthand department of the
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato,l Mimi, is the finest in the
world. Send for catalogue.
stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gies are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle of either make
you can estassured that you are get
ting value received for your money.
Oct. / and 2 are the dates for the
next .regular professional visit to.
Mitchell of II. H. Frudenfeld, M.
D., the eye, ear, nos and throat
specialist of Madison, this state.
G. 3. Olney, Of Mitchell, is the
new editor of the White Lake Stand
ard. That paper has had hard luck
in the past six or eight months with
editors, Mr.. Olney being the third
or fourth in that time.
F. M. Bailey, one Of the new pro-
prietors of the Mitchell Roller Mills,
has been in Minneapolis for several
days and on his return was coon
panied by Mrs. Bailey. For the pre-
sent they will have apartments at
t he Perry house.
New students ale entering the
Mitchell Business College right
along and the school has a good out
look for fall winter business. Mrs.
Alice Connolly has returned from
her vacation and is again at the
head of the short hand and type
writing department..
There was a large crowd of land
seekers came to Mitchell Wednesday
evening over the Milwaukee and
Omaha roads. Over the latter the
Lund Land Agency had a sleeping
car full Of people, who came out from
pionts in Illinois. This morning
the entire party was taken into the
country, and the fourteen carriages
that it required to transport the
eople made quite an imposing pro-
cession as they started for the
country.
There was a great rush of land
seekers into South Dakota Tuesday,
it being the regular excursion of
the railroads when they carry eastern
people here at cheaper rates. The
east and south trains over the Mil
'waukee road were crowded to the
limit. The south train ARRIVED at
$50 O'Clock and had eight coaches,
including two sleepers, which were
filled with people. It required two
engines to get the train here from
Sioux City. The east train did not
arrive until 1880 O'Clock and the
south was held for it before going
north. The east passenger had eight
coaches also and was well loaded.
The wait lin Mitchell gave the
passengers a good opportunity to
take a walk up town and look over
the business part. Two or three
hundred Of the landseekers visited
the corn palace and inspected the
exterior of the building. They re-
garded it as a wonderful structure
and a good many of them said that
on their way back to eastern points
they would take the opportunity to
stop off at Mitchell for a day or two
when the exposit ion is in progress.
There were a lot Of disappointed
people inMitchell Tuesday night when
it was announced that the Boston
Ideal Opera Co. would not appear as
had been advertised. just where the
blame lies it cannot be ascertained
definitely. The company was to have
played here two nights, but Cancelled
the first date on account OF some
differences in the management, but
Mr.. Maxwell, the local manager OF
the opera house, was assured that
the company would be here Tuesday
evening. 1t was an exceedingly
unkind trick and what apology the
Andrews people have for treating
Mitchell people so stability it would
be hard to guess. According to the
Gazette Of Monday the Boston Ideals
had no idea Of coming to Mitchell,
for it stated that the company had an
off date Monday and that the mem
bers would rest in Yankton that day