The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-03
Selma Sisal or Standard Irvine for
10 cts, Manila 12 cts. d. w, Collins.

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10 cts, Manila IL cts. d. w. Collins.
Miss Belle Cheeseman, of Minneapo-
lis, came down to visit Mrs. Z. W.D.
Orswell during corn palace.
Miss Eunice Thompson left for a.
point ear Everett, Wash, where
she has been engaged to teach school
for the coming year.
For sale, High grade Polled Angus
stock; 3 two year old steers, Is spring
calves running with COWS. L. Hot
stetter, 8 miles south and | mile east
of Mitchell.
Stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gies are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle of either make
you car rest assured that you are get
ting value received for your money.
j. It. Jenkinsen, a member of
DeBaugh's band, is a nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Taylor, and is a guest
at their home while the hand fills
it's engagement during the corn
palace. He is member of the mega
phone quartet.
An auction OF the harvest festival of
the Salvation Army was held Thurs
day night. A large number of things
were donated for the purpose and the
captain sold the goods at fairly good
prices, and a neat sum Of money was
turned into the treasury.
Wanted AT once a girl to work
for her board and go to school, or to
work for wages. good wages, Call
on or address.
Mrs. @. G. Dean,
Mitchell. S. d.
No. COS west Third street.
For light and heavy harness VIM.
Koch has an exceptionally good stock
on hand, either machine or hand
made. Much of the stock is being
closed out at reduced prices. The
harness sold by Mr.. Koch is made of
material that will last and particular
attention is paid to the hand made
goods. If you need harness you can
do no better than by calling on him.
Chas. Ferguson and family nave
moved into their new residence on
the corner Of Sixth and Duff street.
The interior is not finished as yet
but they had to have a place to live,
When it is con pleted Mr.. Ferguson
will have a very pleasant home, it
having all the modern comforts. 1t
will cost him over SO, 500. The
house is-two and one half stories higf
and is built on attractive lines.
Mrs. Henry Noble and Mrs. George
Perry came down from Aberdeen
Tuesday to remain through the
corn palace. Mrs. Perry was accom-
panied by her little son Floyd, who
has the distinction of being tht
youngest bicycle rider in this state
if not in the United States. TIL
lad is not quite four years and hi
rides a little midget of a wheel that
was made purposelY for him. HI
brought his wheel along and is takin!
in the town with it.
George E. Fulton, a travelling sales
man for Edward p. Strauss & Co. o
Chicago, has concluded to remove hi
family to this city. Mr.. Fulton ha
been trying to rent a house here TO
some time, but could not, find one
lon Saturday he purchased two lot
lin f. NJ. Greene's addition of Win
sor s. Hager, on east Seventh street
east of the residence Of Thos. Grace
and this morning entered into
contract with Fred Biodstrup for TIA
erection Of a house on them. We az
always glad to welcome the trayelin
ment as a resident of our city.
Rev. W. N. Coffee performed
marriage ceremony Wednesday whic
united the lives of MI. Alfred ]
Kittleson and Miss May Kardmar
The wedding occurred at the HON
Of MI. and Mrs. Daniel Hardman
miles southwest of Letcher, and wa
dCGcIlAeu ny d. ldlSc AuuuUI VI Eelt
tiyes and friends and it was a hi
affair lin that neighborhood. IT
Letcher band was present and fur,
ished music for the occasion. NJ
: and Mrs. Kittleson will come /
Mitchell to make their home, til
groom being in the city today t
find "a house in which to live.
sole Olson' pleased a big audienc
at the Grand opera house Thursda
evening and there was a continue
stream Of laughter at the comica]itie
OF Ole. The part was assumed b
Will III. Bruno and he did tt
character full Justice and it was nc
the least oyerdraWn. MI. Brur
was ably supported by the 9th,
members of the Frank e. Long Stoc
Co. MI. Mack gave an exhibition
his peculiar powers Of exerted fort
against a dog. The animal w.