The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-29

For sale, a quantity Of choice
bronze grass seed, homegrown. In
quire of John Colvin.
Mrs. John Michels went to Sheldon,
Iowa, Saturday morning to make a
visit of several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Johnston and daughter,
Marie, went to Sioux City Saturday
morning to remain a short time with
friends.
a young lady who talks American
and German wants a position in
a dry goods or grocery store as
clerk, Address Post Office box Sl2,
Mitchell, S. D.
Prof: and Mrs. f. FL. Hoff arrived
home this morning from their "trip
to Medina, Ohio. They will move
into the residence recently purchased
by Prof. Hof on the corner OF
Sixth and Kimball streets.
& close game of ball was played
at Alexandria Friday with the
Plankinton club, the score standing
at the end Of the ninth inning ] to1
The game had to be called to allow
Plankinton players to take the
train home.
Sunday morning T. M. Keusseff,
a student in the Allegheny, Pa.
theological seminary, occupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church
and delivered a highly interesting
lecture on Turkey, speaking of the
people and the customs and manners.
M. Keussetf is a native Of Bulgaria
and is we'll qualified to make this
lecture entertaining.
Mrs. DR.. w. T. Smiley died at hel
home in Mt. Vernon Sunday morning
of consumption, after an extended
illness. The lady was. quite vel.
known in Mitchell and was amembel
Of the Eastern Star of.this city. The
remains were taken back to Shelby
Iowa, her former home for..interment.
Much sympathy will be expressed fol
DR.. Smiley in his bereavement.
The local w. G. T. U. expect tc
canvass the city within a few days
for the purpose of securing free
entertainment for the delegates te
the state convention which meets
in this city Sept. 1915. 1t is ex.
pected that about $50 delegates will.
be present and the ladies would
appreciate it very much indeed if the
good people of Mitchell will oper
their homes to the entertainment
of those who come.
Chas. Busting and Frank Lightbody
of Powell, Neb., were in the city
visiting at the home of County
Auditor Anderson. The gentlemen
are old friends of Mr.. Anderson anc
they were neighbors together wher
MI. Anderson lived in Nebraska
before moving to this county. Mr.
Busing's father owns some land south
of town and he is here for the pur,
pose of looking over the country
with a view of locating on the land.
Mrs. Jacob Bujer appeared before
Justice Mckinley Saturday morning
on a complaint filed by Michae.
Bresenahan, charging her with
making a threatening attack on
Emma Kindelan. who makes hel
home with him. 1t was alleged ir
the complaint, that Mrs. Buje]
threatened to kill the girl and dis.
played a revolver a few days ago, the
affair resulting in a neighborhooc
quarrel. Justice Mckinley put Mrs
Bujer under bonds of 5000 to keel
the peace.
"A Breezy Timen company had {
very large audience at the opera
house Friday and the performanc.
gave very good satisfaction. Thu
best that was claimed for the SHOW
was that it created ..any amount O
fun, and the members of the com
pany fulfilled their part of the con
tract to the letter. A person go
about all the laugh they needed b,
witnessing the antics Of tn
comedians and listening to thei.
funny sayings. The costuming wa
good and the various acts were brigh'
and catchy. The three ladies il
the company are very clever ant
their work was appreciated.
M. M. Doyle arrived home Saturda!
morning from a trip to the famous
Red River Valley country of tht
north. He is a real estate speculate:
and manager of Doyle Bros. interests
While up there Mr.. Doyle purchased
1000 acres Of what he consider!
choice land in that section. He re
ports that northwest Canada is {
fine country and is fast developing
into a fine grain growing section
Doyle Bros. came here iron
darlington, Wis.,, a little over