The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-01
Observation-Disclosures 1IygI1 llyI1XIl1I1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IlN

NlSlU With relatives.
Mrs. Mary Mason left Saturday
Tor Sioux City to visit her son.,
Will Mason and wife.
Miss Fosdick, who has been visit
ing in the city for several weeks, re-
turned home to Sioux Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maynard ana
children arrived home Saturday
from their trip to Wisconsin
points.
Mrs. Frank Peckham and Mrs.
John Dobson came over from Alexan-
dria Saturday and are guests at
the home of NJ. G. Belts.
Mayor and Mrs. Geo. a. Silsby
have returned from their weeks out
ing in company with a party o
friends at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
For sale.-One second hand Plano
header with two header boxes. on
easy terms or will trade for stock.
F. L. Rowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith went
to Mason City, Iowa, Saturday
for a visit of a week or ten days.
They will go to Chicago before re-
turning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Kincel, who
have made their home in this city
for several months, moved Friday
to Chamberlain, where they will re-
side in the futue.
Burt Miner, who has been out in
the state of Washington for the past
five months, arrived home Friday.
His health has not been very good
for a month or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Holt went to
Sioux City Saturday. Mr.. Holt
goes down to see how business is pro-
gressing in the machine shops with
which he is still connected.
L. N. Schulner, Of Huron, has been
in the city FOR several days and has
completed the purchase of the
cigar factory. Mr.. Shulner will
take charge of tine place on the
first of the month.
The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner .Salve. For all skin diseases
all cuts or sores, and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be
ware of substitutes. S. Fl. Scallin.
f. j.. Drehr, ofsSt. Paul, was in.the
city. The gentleman is introducing
the Wasser Pencil Machine in this
city and interesting some people air
the placing OF stock. Tais lis the
company with which H. G. Clark will.
Disconnected with at Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. H. D. Butterfeld. and daugh.
ter, Roxy, ama Mrs. r. Byers left
Friday for Cedar, Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. Buttrefiled will remain there
until the middle Of Augaest and will
accompany Mr.. BUtterfeld to the ,eas1
ern markets Tor the purpose Of pur.
chasing fall goods.
We offer this month. suly, a sacl
EGf Best Flour to the fanmer bringing
US the finest sample of corn, wheat
leafs or barley. A Liberal sample.
to be pulled showing full growth
|tded to keep straight. open to al
lfor one or All of above kinds ,deaiv
IEesed at Office.
funds Lana Agency.
M. c. Belts returned from Colorado
Hast week and reports the work
at the Freeland Extension Mine pro
gressing nicely. He SAYS that tn
Monarch Tunnel that will go unde
the Freeland Extension Mine ait
depth of about 5000 feet is in abau
1880 feet and it is being driven abou
200 feet a month, The fist ship
ment of ore from the Freeland Elk.
tension mine was a MIXED let from
all the levels that are being worked
The assay value Of this ore wal
about 1923. 90 per ton.
1t was expected that when the
north train pulled out of the Miswau
kee yards Saturday there woult
be troable with the tramps VIII
wanted to get out ::of town, but thu
train got away with nc trouble result.
ing. There were about $50 new
tramps arrived in city Friday night
and Saturday morning and a numberoi
then. gave Policemen Tremaine and
Savage to understand that they
were going to ride when the train
went. The policemen were as equal
ly determined that they should not
ride and they had their way. The
tramps showed their cunning Just
the same to get to the north part O.
the state. Between 25 and 80 O
them bought tickets for Letcher anl
from, that point they thought they
would be able, to cope with the trair
men and ride unmolested, and thai
is the way they got out Of Mitchell.
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