The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-26
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For sale-36 cows and % calves.
to Jessie Fuller. w x 26 Badger

For sale-36 cows and % calves.
Apply to Jessie Fuller. W 4 26 Badger
Twp.
II your friends expect to attend
business college, have them write to
the Mankato Commercial College for
catalogue. ! &
The Chicago Shoe House will have
a special sale of ladies and childrens'
shoes next Saturday and, a big lot of
them will be sold at 80 certs a pair.
Avery Frink and Miss Luella Steck,
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in the city and vicinity for
the past month, returned Wedne sday
to their home in Chicago.
A little girl of Robert Livingston,
living I miles southwest Of town, fell
from a hay rake Monday evening and
broke her arm at the elbow. DR.. W.
R. Ball was called out to reduce the
fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Dean, OF
Albany, Mo-, arrived last night to
attend the corn palace. They were
former residents of the county and
lived in Badger township at the
time of their removal.
Fred Widman sold a half section Of
his farm four miles south of town tc
w. j.. McCliron of Dewitt, Iowa.
The price paid was $50 per acre. fol
the entire half section. amounting
to SIG, 1000. This is the highest price
paid for farming land in the county.
The Letcher Chronicle gave a very
interesting writeup of the G.. A.. r.
reunion which was held at that
place three days last week. On the
second 0. Z. Branson, Of this city.
delivered an address, which the
Chronicle highly commended Horse
races were held each day and some
OF the trotting and pacing horses of
Mitchell went up and scooped in
some of the money.
There was a very good audience at
the Grand opera house Wednesday
evening to hear "Credit Lorraine
as presened by the Frank E. Long
Stock Co. It is a French drama and
carries with it some exciting scenes
which were made highly interesting
by the members of the company. Mr..
Long and his company have made a
very favorable impression on our
people and the work of the individual
members is away above the average OF
repertoire companies that have visited
this city.
Evo Vermillion, residing 5 miles
northeast Of town, was badly cut uI
in a runaway accident Tuesday even
ing. He was driving along the road
with a horse and buggy when he met
a threshing machine and engine.
The horse took fright and ran away.
He went up against barb wire fence.
and Nh. Vermillion was thrown from
the buggy. Ee fell against the fence.
receiving severe bruises on the face
and arms. A large piece of flesh was
gouged from one of his, arms. DR.,
Crane was called to dress the wounds
and several stitches were taken in the
wound on his arm.
Miss Mildred Fraser has taken {
position with Hoyt Cox in hi!
photograph gallery. Miss Erase:
has just come from Sioux City, wher,
she has been employed for some TIM
in the Genelli gallery, which has tn
reputation for turning out some 0
the finest work in the northwest
She is skilled in her work and j
thoroughly competent to satisfy tn
most exacting customer. With tn
addition Of Miss Fraser to his fore
Mr.. Cox will have four people EN-
ployed In his gallery and will be abb
to turn out the business as fast as j
comes in. Mr.. Cox since taking th
gallery as greatly improved the faci.
titles for taking and finishing picture
and is now thoroughly equipped