The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-04
"a good top buggy for $40.
D. w. Collins.

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D. W. Collins.
Mrs. Calvin Belts, Of Mt. Vernon,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. =.
Bras this week.
Mrs. j. T. Rees went to Worthing
s tturday to remain until after
the fourth of July.
Mrs. FL. E. Hitchcock, whohas been
visiting in Chicago for the past two
months, arrived home Saturday.
For sale. Our threshing outfit
complete. Is Ia shed in McCook
county, S. D. Is snap. Address
Lock Box D, Sloan. Ia.
Mrs. VIM. Meierstein has beer5yis-
|iJing her sister, Mrs. Frank Craft,
for several days, and returned home
to Sioux City. Saturday morning.
Julius Tiffany left Friday after
noon for a trip to Selby, in the north
part of the state, to visit with his
brother, Fred Z. Tiffany. and wife.
Buy the new John Deere corn plant
er, the finest thing On the market,
sold by D. w. Collins. / also carry
a full lineof John Deere plows and
%clutiyators.
Miss Vena Durrell resigned her po-
sition as st~enographer with the South
Dakota Educator and left Friday
afternoon for Huron. She will accept
la position with r. II. Richards at
Woonsocket.
3. ~. Connolly, Of Sheldon, Iowa,
has been Visiting with his wife, Mrs.
Connolly, Of the business college, and
returned Friday. Yesterday
Mr.. Connolly acted as one Of the
timekeepers of the tournaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brennan ar
rived Friday a%fternoon.- from their
trip to Sioux City, which was taken
after their marriage Tuesday morn
ling. They will reside at the resi-
ldence Of the groom on Hanson street.
The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner Salye. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores, and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be
ware Of substitutes. s. Fl. Scallin.
Mrs. DR. Slaman and little daughter
ARRIVED Friday from Lennon
to make aYisit with her sisters, Mrs.
Abraham Boynton and Mrs. w. Fl.
Wilkinson. Mrs. Slaman has recently
returnedtrom a year's absence to the
Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. o. Moe arrived
Friday afternoon from Dows,
Iowa, where they were united il
marriage Wednesday evening. Mr..
Moe has charge of the shoe depart.
ment in Ferguson's store. They vii
take rooms in the Dix house witt
Claude Smith and family.
Chas. Gottschalk. who has been ir
the city the past week looking aftel
the interests Of the opera house, 0
which he is manager, returned home
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Gottshcall
promises some good attractions in thu
future and will give his personal at.
tention to securing the companies
Mrs. S. A. Wilson and daughters,
Belle and Edith, arrived home Fri.
day afternoon from Hawarden, Iowa
near which place they have been Wis
lting with relatives for the past
month. Mrs. Wilson said they were
in the storm Of Tuesday night, anc
that an immense amount Of damage
was done in that part of the state
Houses and barns were blown tt
pieces, mad much damage was notice
able to the crops.
Mrs John Bourrebt was in the city
today from the southwest part of fth,
county and told of the destruction
caused there by the storm Of Tnesda,
might. On their farm the vino
blew down four Of their main build
ings, including two barns. The chick.
en- house was destroyed and nothing
has been seen Of the chickens since
the storm. a large quantity Of TIN
Humber in the barns and other build
ings was carriedqa distancetof three
quarters Of a mile from the farm
tShe said their loss; would reach a
least 5000, with no tornado insur
ance.
Postmaster Hal G. Clark was round
" caned by the employees of the post
office department. Saturday. TIL
boys have had it in for Mr.. CLAIR
for some time and while he was no
Looking Thos. Ball approached hin
and commenced to deliver an addres
that bore evidence of preparation
He told Mr.. Clark how much the EN-
ployes appreciated him as an oficia
and as a gentleman, and expresse,
their regret at his early departur.
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