The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-22

Tree write the Mankato Commercial
college, Mankato, Mimi, for
catalogue.
Miss Pearl Swanson, who has been
visiting at the home of Jos. Harker.
returned Friday to her home at
Oakland, Neb.,
Mrs. Lie. Taylor has been guest at
the home of Rev. TIL. Youngman for
several days, and returned home to
Alexandria Friday morning.
Rev. DR.. W. ]. Kerby, OF Washing
Ton, u. O., who was visiting with
MI. and Mrs. James Lyons, returned
nome via Sioux City, where he will
visit a few days.
A. G. Matter, of Watertown, state
agent OF the Lund Land agency, is in
the city. Mr.. Matter has a party Of
land seekers here and IS showing
them over the country.
Stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gles are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle of either make
you can rest assured that you are get
ulng value received for your money.
VIM. Koch is selling his leather
and cord fly nets at cost. The Lang
ford anti-chafe collars are the best in
the market. They are guaranteed
not to gall a horse. Give him a call.
lhave about 225 acres of hay land
on thes. e. Il Sec. 20 and N. W.
a Sec. 81, Twp.1 03 R. 81. Any one
desiring to rent hay land, call at
the Mitchell National bank for terms.
j. G. Lehman.
Charles Gammage, Of st. Gather
ines, Canada, arrived IN the cityThurs-
Gay afternoon and will take up his
residence here. Mr.. Gammage is a
cornet player and has kindly con-
sented to help out the State Band on
that instrument.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Frad were
called to Dickens, Iowa, by the seri-
GUS illness OF MI. Frad's mother who
is not expected to live. During his
absence from the p%ostoffice MI. Frad's
position is being filed by Frank
Olson, the substitute clerk.
Frank Steck and Avery Frink
arrived in the city Wednesday even
ing from Chicago and will visit with
relatives and friends for a short
time. The boys said that S. Earle
Brown, formerly of this city, has
secured ar engagement in the must
cal line and early in September will
go on the road with a "King Hodo''
company.
Salem Special: Henry r. Swindler,
sheriff of Dawson county, was in the
city Monday on business connected
with settling his fathers estate. w
taxed him with being in it as a
candidate for the legislature, but he
says it is not so Notwithstanding the
newspapers and other friends wish
him to run. He has no laundering
after the job.
MI. and Mrs. @. A. Beebe have
rented the Koch residence at POI west
Second street and will live there in
the future. Mr.. Beebe said he ex.
pected to move to Sanborn, Iowa,
to live on account Of being unable
to rent a house in the city. Here is
an opportunity for some local capt.
talists to build some houses for rent,
as there is hardly a day in the week
but what there is 2 person looking
for a house.
There was a great game of base
ball played at Sioux Falls last We'd
nesday between the Canaries and the
Flandreau team, and the last series
would determine which had the SUI
perior team in the [owa-South Dako.
ia league. Flandreau took both
games. The first game was won by
to 1, and the last game shut out the
Canaries by a score of 2 to O.. Ir
this game Hillebrand pitched and be
had the satisfaction Of defeating the
Sioux Falls players to the queens
taste. Not a man reached SECOND
base. Only one hit was made off the
big pitcher. 1t was a crushing defeat
if there ever was one. The winning
of the two games gives Flandreau the
credit of having won the most games
off of Sioux Falls.
H. G. Tapp has practically complet'
ed the purchase Of A. Fl. Pehrson's
jewelry store and is completing thu
invoice of the store at the present
time. Mr.. Tapp has employed Geo
II. Bishop as jeweler and he has gone
to work in the place. Mr. Bishop vii
attend to his optical business at hi
new location. Mr.. Tapp will maxi
additions to the stock Of jewelry
goods from time to time and carry
a fine line. The Republican wishe!
him success in his new line of bust
ness. MI. PETERSON says he will taxi
q rest for a wear. during which tim,