The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25

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d. w. Collins sells the John Deere
hay loader and the Dain hay tools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Manchester
and children left Monday for Austin.
Mimi. to remain a week.
Miss Grace Edison returned home
to Mason City. Iowa, Saturday
and was accompanied by Arthur
Smith.
Miss Josephine Davlin, of Plankin
ton, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Grace and also with the
Misses Grace.
For sale.--Our threshing outfit
complete. Is in shed in McCook
county, S. D. Is a snap. Address
Lock Box D. Sloan. Ia.
Miss Bessie Stair has been visiting
friends at Armour for a couple of
weeks and came home Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Inez NJ. Owen arrived home
last Friday via the Omaha road
from her visit with the family of
Major Picker at Faulkton.
Be sure to look over our stock of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness ETC., before buying.
3. B. Van Alstine.
j. r. Milliken and family are
moving into the Morrow house, on
the corner Of Fourth and Duff
street. He is o the owner Of the
property.
Miss Nellie Santner, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, and Miss Dannie Wishart.
of Sanborn, Iowa. are visiting with
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Harris.
The greatest skin specialist in
AEerica originated the formula for
Banner Salve. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores, and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be
ware Of substitutes. s. Fl. Scallin.
}. W. Woodruff, OF Gallatin, Mo-,
is in the city. He was a resident Of
Rome township twevle years ago,
when he sold his farm and removed
to Gallatin. He is now engaged in
the furniture and undertaking basi-
ness at that place. He still has some
real estate in this county.
John Spry, an employe IN the Mil
waukee roundhouse, is constructing
a new residence on the south side.
1t will be two stories high. There
is quite a good deal Of building going
on over there J. c. Purdy expects
to commence the erection Of a new
house at one in that part Of the
city.
There was a large attendance at
the union services in the corn palace
Sunday evening, and the entire SER
vice was very interesting. A chorus
choir furnished some good music and
a male quartet sang one number.
The sermon of the evening was de-
livered by Rev. T.. II. Youngman,
pastor Of the Methodist church, and
his words we've listened to intently,
the subject of his sermon being "Cur-
rency or Counterfeit, Which," The
union meetings are proving a success
for the summer months and they are
being attended by alarger audience
in the aggregate perhaps than if the
individual churches were open.
On several occasions in the past
The Republican has called the atten-
tion Of parents to the fact that a
number of young boys are acquiring
the habit of playing around the rail-
road yards and amusing themselves
by jumping.-on and off moving trains.
A day OF so ago we noticed a boy
engaged in that pasttime and he
slipped and came very near falling
beneath the wheels of the moving
train. 1t is nearly an every day prac-
tice for the boys to 60 up to the Sam
born street crossing and ride from
there to the depot. Both engineers
coming down from the north have
informed the writer of frequent mar
row escapes that they have wit
messed. IT the boys are not shut off
in the practice a serious accident
will happen down there one of these
days.
The gang of tramps is increasing
in size Jas the days go by. For the
past week orten days there have been
great number coming to Mitchell to
remain a day or two and then 60
north. The largest crowd of any yet
dropped off the train from the south
over the Milwaukee road Saturday.
There was but a short delay in the
tramps continuing their journey.
The train was simply alive with
Human freight when it pulled out fol
Aberdeen. 1t is estimated and con-
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