The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-05
Master Walter Adams went to Hart

Master Walter Adams went to Hart
ley, Iowa, Tuesday to visit with
relatives.
Miss BESSIE Mccartney, a niece Of
DR.. J. G. Mccartney, arrived from
Waterloo, Iowa, to make a visit for
several weeks.
Mrs. Charles Weller and the baby
arrived Tuesday afternoon from Sioux
City to make a visit with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Ball.
Mrs. Carrie Berry arrived Wednes-
day evening from Springfield, ILL.,, to
make a visit with her brothers, Geo.
A. and r.. s.. Johnston, and their
families.
G. r. Vermilyea arrived Thursday
from his trip to the eastern
markets, having visited Chicago and
New York in his search for novelties
in the dress and dry goods line.
Vim. Koch is selling his leather
and cord fly nets at cost. The Lang
ford a%nti-chafe collars are the bestin
the market. They are guaranteed
not to gall a horse. Give him a call.
W. D. Sanford left Thursday
for Colfax Springs, Iowa, and will
accompany Mrs. Sanford home the
latter part OF the week. She has
been there for several weeks for the
hanant 0f har haaltb
S. II. Morgan & Son have a new
advertisement in The Republican
today in reference to the meat
market, in which they call attention
to the high quality of meat they
serve their customers.
Miss Anna Hannebuth came in
from Plankinton Wednesday and
spent the Gay with friends in the
city. She left on Wednesday for
Sioux City, where she will teach in
the city schools during the coming
year.
A.. J. Wooledge, of Gam Valley,
returned home Tuesday afternoon. He
will 0 o move to Mitchell with his
family to make his home, having
purchased theresidence of Mrs. John
lSpink. who lives north Of the Omaha
track.
0. L. Branson returned home Tues
day Afternoon from Wagner, where he
delivered the address at the Labor day
celebration Monday. He reported
that the Wagner people had a SPLEEN
did celebration and a large crowd was
present.
Miss June Conner, who has spent
the summer with her mother in this
city, left Thursday morning for Sioux
City to resume her position as a
teacher in the city schools. Miss
Hannebuth also went down that
morning.
Chas. Ferguson has been down to
the Chicago and New York markets
for the past three weeks making the
fall and winter purchases for his
store. He came home Wednesday
evening and a fine shipment of goods
will soon follow.
Miss Carlota Meyer has disposed
of her millinery stock to Miss Myrtle
Toland. Miss Toland shipped tn
goods to Bonesteel Wednesday and she
departed for that place that morning
and will open a millinery establish
meDt there at once.
Mrs. VIM. M. Smith and daughter.
Jeanette, left Wednesday morning for
Mason City, Iowa. They went to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Smiths
niece. Miss Edison, who will be
united in marriage to Judge Frank
Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Clifton Turneaure arrived home
Wednesday evening from a months
trip to the Black Hills country,
being at Lead and the surrounding
country the greater share Of the
time. He took quite a nubmer Of
views Of the fine scenery that are
very attractive.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Butterfeld
and daughter, Roxy, arrived home
Tuesday evening. MI. and Mrs.
Butterfield have been to the eastern
markets to make their fall and winter
purchases Of dry goods for their
store, and have something very
attractive in those lines.
II. Noble and L. j. Shaw have
dissolved partnership, the business
being continued by II. Noble. Mr..
Shaw intends to leave shortly for
Boston, where, with his family,
he will make his future home. He
will engage in the Wasser Pencil
Machine business and has a large
TERRITORY to work.
Work is progressing nicely on the
improvements at the Methodist
church. The carpet which covers
the large auditorium has been laid,
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