The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-29

The best painted wagon in the
market is the Old Hickory and axles
are Of best quality black hickory.
d. w. Collins.
Mrs L. McCurdy and two little
nieces. Mabel and Mary Feezer, ar
rived home Wednesday morning from
Letcher, where they have been visit
ing relatives.
r. a. Morris, Of Huron. surveyor
general OF the state, was in the city
"wednesday on business and was
pleased to see that work had been
commenced on the corn palace.
Stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gies are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle of either make
you a rest assured that you are get
ting value received for your money.
Mrs. WetteIgreen, of Bridgewater,
has been visiting with Mrs. Jacob
Willkomm for the past week and re-
turned home Wednesday. Mrs. Wet
tergeen is the proprietor Of a drug
store at Bridgewater.
L. 0. Gale is having a new hard
wood floor laid in the clothing store
of W.. H.. Conyes. He will also do
some painting and papering in the
establishment, which will greatly
improve the interior Of that store.
W. d. Sanford received a letter
from the head physician of the hos
pital at Colfax Springs, Iowa, which
contained good news as to the condi-
ton of Mrs. Sanford. The physician
says she is making a rapid improve
ment in health.
Jos.T. Foley, of Chicago, has been
in the city several days as a guest OF
the Holleran brothers and returned
home Wednesday. 1t was his first
visit. to a western town and he stat
ed that he was very much pleased
with Mitchell and her people.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bidwell ar
rived Tuesday evening via the Omaha
road from their trip to Colorado
Springs, and other points in Colora-
do. They report having a very enjoy
able time and that there is much to
be seen in the way of sights in that
country.
On Thursday evening of next week
the republicans throughout the
county will hold their caucuses to
select the delegates to the county
convention, which will be held Sat-
urday, Sept. 6 The convention will
be called to order at II O'Clock a. m.
at the court house. Let there be a
good attendance at the caucuses.s
Work was commenced on the con
crete foundation of the Carnegie Ii
brary building by Gottlieb Scheuren-
brand and his force of men Wednesday.
This foundation will be a foot thick
for the stone walls to rest upon. 1t
will be perhaps a week or ten days
before Mr.. Scheurenbrand puts his
force of men to work on laying stone.
Warren Dye was here from Buffalo
county Wednesday. Mr.. Dye says that
when he returns home he is going
to interest the real estate dealers
and others in getting up q county
agricultural exhibit for the corn pal
ace. He is Of the opinion that the
enterprise will be a great thing fol
the state and he wants ito have his
county represented in the agricultur.
al display.
Ole Kjelmyr arrived home this
morning from New York, returning
via Milbank and being accompanied
by Mrs. Kjelmyr, who has been there
during her husbands absence. Mr..
1|Kjelmyr has been in New York fol
nearly three months attending a tail
oring cutting establishment and has
acquired the art of a cutter. Mr..
IKjelmyr has not decided as to his flu.
ture movements.
Mrs. E. J. Haynes, of Mt. Vernon,
who came over to Mitchell Monday
left Tuesday morning for Sioux City.
i. Mrs. Haynes goes there for the pur-
: pose of attending the funeral Of hel
brother, H. J. Taylor, who died in
Auckland, New Zealand, about a
month ago. He started for A ustralia
for the benefit of his health but died
/ before he reached the objective point.
The remains are accompanied by
Mrs. Taylor and it is presumed that
she reached San Francisco yesterday.
The funeral will be held the latter
+ part Of the week. Nj. Taylor was
practicing attorney at Sioux City an6
stood high among the lawyers. Mr..
Haynes will go to Sioux City the lat.
; ter part OF the week to attend the
funeral. J.
: Since the operations for the corr