The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-14

to Platte Friday morning and will
open a restaurant at that place.
Ed. Holleran arrived home Satur-
day morning from a trip to Kimball.
Friday evening he attended a smoker
given by Messrs. Ed. Lane and Will
Quirk.
ellis, the Shoeman, has a new adj
vertisement today in which he calls
attention to some prices on shoes
that are bargains. Read his adver-
tisement on another page.
Mrs. j. Haynes went to Vermillion
Saturday to make a short visit
with her daughter, Miss Emma, who
is attending the state university.
From there she will go to Sioux City.
J. L. Hannett and A. e. Hitchcock
returned Saturday from White
Lake, where they took some deposit
tions in a Clark county case, Mr..
Hitchcock appearing for attorneys
Of Clark.
Frank VanWagenen, who has been
confined to the house for some time
by sickness, is reported by his physi-
clan. DR.. King, to be improving a
little, but it will be several weeks be-
fore he will be able to be out. Mr..
VanWagenen has consumption.
Taken up, about two weeks ago at
our place six miles north and two
miles east Of Mitchell, one o
heifer with horns, one roam steer
with horns, M red and white
spotted steer dehorned, all y~earlings.
Bates Brothers.
j. D.. LAWN, Of Aberdeen. and D..
G. Thomas, of W~atertown, spent Sat-
urday in the city while or their way
home. The gentlemen are members
of the board of charities and correc-
tion and had been out to Plankinton
to hold a meeting at the reform
school.
John Treloar, of Lancaster, Wis,
was in the city. He owns two farms
in Badger township and came out to
look after the crop that was raised
on them this season. Mr.. Treloar
is well pleased with his Investment,
and thinks that South Dakota is
coming to the front in fine shape.
r. D. Prescott has purchased a
residence lot on Rowley street, which
lies halfway between Fifth and Sixth
streets. If the weather remains
good Mr.. Prescott says he will try
and get the foundation completed
before winter sets in for the new
residence he will erect in the spring.
Rev. A. D.. D. Fraser received an
invitation from the Maple River Curl
ing Club, Of Mapleton, Mimi, to de-
liver a lecture on the anniversary of
the birthday of ROBERT Burns. Ow-
ing to his church duties taking up sc
much of his time during the winter
!, months MI. Fraser was forced tt
decline the invitation.
{ o. T. Huyck arrived Monday
over the Omaha road from Minnea.
: polls. He says he finds the morning
train i've that road very convenient
! to reach this part of his territory 70.
f the opening Of the week. It give
, him several hours in Mitchell to lool
! after business matters and then TAX
, the Milwaukee east or south.
Will Thompson has returned t,
Mitchell after IN absence Of five
years, and in that time he ha:
Travelled extensively in the soutl
and northwest, working in a humble
' of places. In Montana and Washing
s ton he said he met quite a few forme
! Mitchell people. He expects t.
+ spend the winter in Mitchell.
Sunday evening North Bros. close
their engagement in this city b,
playing "Faust." Saturday evenin,
] at the close Of the performance tn
company decided to play Sunda,
night, and there was a very goo
audience present. The company CAV
+ good satisfaction during the week.
= engagement. Monday morning th,
members went to Yankton.
q The many friends of Harry Sanborn
: of Huron, will be surprised to lear
d that he has rendered his resignation
/. as superintendent Of the North
j, western road for South Dakota. H
received a much better offer to g
with the Rock Island road and vii
s accept a more important and lucra
t tive position. Mr.. Sanborn has bee,
with the Northwestern for a goo
a many years and has grown from boy
hood to manhood in It's service.
S R.. J. Taylor left Monday TO
Charles City, Iowa, to accept a posi-
tion with the Milwaukee company a
e agent of that place, having bee
transferred from the Mitchell office
The Milwaukee company realize