The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-11
4 good top buggy for $40.
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Miss Bessie Stair has gone to Ar
uonr to spend a couplesof weekswith.
friends.
For sale.-One steamsthreshing out
a. all complete and nearly new.
farms to suit. +. =. Rowley.
Mrs, NJ. a. Reeves went to Letch-'
a. Tuesdayto attend the dis
trict convention Of the w. g. T.. q.
Miss frankie Knight left W ed
resday for Sioux City to make an
indefinite visit with her sister, Mrs.
will Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Shaw came
home from Madison Tuesday. They
we're in attendance at the Mad
ison Chautauqua.
All members ofSthe B. Y. P. u.
are requested to meet this evening at
the home of Miss Iu Reeves for the
monthly business meeting
Estrayed, from my premises June
26. one bay mare, white strip in.
face. Weight 900 pounds.
Mrs. A. Thompson.
Misses Sara Scallin and Esther
Richards left monday afternoon for
Minneapolis to attend the session OF
the National Educational Associa-
ton.
Miss Edith Cleveland, Of Carthage,
is visiting at the home Of Jos. Swift
at the present time. They were for
mer neighbors back in Illinois before
i coming to South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Tanbman, of
Plankinton, were in the city Tuesday
enroute to ST. Paul to join the South
Dakota editorial excursion to Duluth
and Chicago by the great lakes.
Captain o. w. Coursey came home
from Woonsocket Tuesday. Mon
day evening he mustered III the
band at that place as the second
regimental band with an enrolment
of 26 members.
Andrew q. Lee. Of Vermillion, eexx-,
governor Of the state, was in the city
to remain ayfewdalys.3 Mr. Lee owns
a section Of farm landsin this county
and will make an inspection lof his
property before he returns home.
T.. E. Blanchard. commander Of
the G. A. r., came down from Pierre
Wednesday and was in conference
with DR.. S. j. Moore, assistant adj
jutant general during the day on mat
tiers relating to the G. A. r. Mr..
Blanchard is on his way out to the
west on business connected with the
office Of the commissioner of school
and public lands.
The rye harvest is in progress
in some sections Of the county and II
is said to be an exceptionally good
crop this season. In conversation
with a farmer a few miles south Of
town he said that crops down that
way were looking fine. He declared
that his crop of oats was the finest
he has raised since he came to this
country, while wheat and corn are
coming along in very fine shape.
The Woonsocket license case wa
heard before Judge Smith Tuesday
afternoon, S. a. Ramsey and Johr
y. Kean appearing for the city ant
Thos. H. Null, Of Huron, appearing
for Mr.. Weckers who brings the &C
tlon. The meritts Of the case were
not gone into at this time. judge
Smith directed the city Of sWoonsock
ct to bring its proceedings Of the re
cent election into court, and the cas-
Will be heard in Its entirety perhap
next Monday.
Fred Widmann has returned iron
his eastern trip, having visited
number of places tie size OF Mitchell
and larger with the.idea OF securin!
some pointers on hotel buildings
Mr.. Wldmann said he saw a humble
o1 good hotel buildings in towns tina
compared with Mitchell and that b
arrived at a conclusion that Mitchel
Will have a better hotel buildin
"hen his hostelry is completed tina
any other town of its size in th
northwest. G. "a. Dow, Of gu
rails, will be the architect Of th
new building and he will soon CON
nence work in getting out the plan
ana Specifications for the structure
e. A. Dow, the3sioux Falls arch
.ect, was in the city Monday ever
ing In conference with the commit
ice that has charge of the librar
building, in reference to matter
pertaining to the commencement
me structure. Mr.. Dow also brough
along some plans he had drawn Il
the new city hall. Owing to th
Size of the lot Mr.. Dow will max
some nhonrac 81. fho ale n, fo hattie