The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25
,|QUITE A NOTED TRAVELLER.

DR.. A. Donaldson Smith Tarried in
Mitchell While Enroute to Sc
attic From Philadelphia.
a journey from Philadelphia to
Seattle, Wash, by horseback and car
riage is a unique one and one that
is being undertaken by Dr.. A. Dom
ALLISON Smith, of Philadelphia. The
gentleman started from Philadelphia
on May II in company with his Swiss
valet, and arrived in this city Tues
day evening. The two horses have
been ridden all the way until Parker
was reached when the animals gave
out and the two men lead them into
town. Here DR.. Smith decided to
abandon the horseback method Of
transportation and purchased a team
and wagon and will continue his
journey. the rest Of the distance in
this manner. He started out Thurs
day and will cross the river at
Chamberlain and then continue his
journey through the Sioux reserva-
tion. While here he laid in a store
of supplies for use in crossing the
reserve should occasion require it.
DR.. Smith is a very pleasing gem
tleman and it is very interesting to
hear.him relate his experiences that
he has encountered while travelling.
He is widely known among scientists
and explorers, having made two inns
portant African expeditions, the
first in 1S94-5, and the last in 1892
1900. On his first trip DR.. Smith
made surveys in Somaliland and CAL
laland, in the northwestern part Of
the Dark Continent. sections in
which there were many geographical
problems unsolved.
II presume y said DR.. Smith in
conversation with the writer at
The Mitchell last evening, ethat
in the old days this trip across the
continent was made many times in
the manner in which I am travelling,
I do not look upon it as an innova-
tion, by any means, nor am I doing
it on a wager to make time. Early
in the spring l wondered how to
spend the summer and this trip sug-
gested itself to me. I concluded my
arrangements for the outing, as I
call it, and so far I have had a yery
pleasant trip"
Dr.. Smith said he first commenced
travelling twelve years ago, when
he gave up the practice of medicine,
and it ha so agreed with his nature
!, that Tor the greater share Of the.
time he has been on the 60. He is.
mot a very heavy set man, and in
deed, is slight In stature, although.
he appears to be capable of endur-.
ing a good many hardships on a
journey Of this kind.
DIR. Smith is taking notes along
his route and at some future time
expects to have them Incorporated.
in book form, which will doubtless
make very interesting reading.
Notice is hereby given that the
Tax Certificate numbered 1853, held
BY the undersigned to the following
described real estate: Lots nine (9(
and twelve (l2) IN block twenty (2O)
Of Van Epps addition to the city OF
Mitchell, South Dakota, will become,
absolute unless redeemed before the
9th dag of November, 1902.
1902. S. q. Blauvelt,
Owner Of Certificate Of Tax Judg-
ment Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the tax
certificate numbered 148. held, by
the undersigned to the following
described real etsate: Lots four (4l,
= five (5) and six (6) in Block No.
twenty (20) of Van Epps addition
to Mitchell, South Dakota, will be-
come absolute unless redeemed before
the 9th day Of November, 1902.
) Dated this 2lst day Of q July. 1902.
Owner of Certificate of Tax Judg-
ment Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the
tax certificate numbered 129, held by
the undersigned to the following de-
scribed real estate: Commencing
} at a point &c feet east Of the north
east corner Of block Is in Scott's adj
dition to the town, 0 city Of
Mitchell, thence east 300 feet, south
! to place Of beginning" will become.
absolute unless redeemed before the
9Th day of November, 1902.
Dated this 21st day Of July, 1902.
Henry Swlndler,
Owner of Certificate of Tax Judg-
ment.Sale.
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