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

Miss Hattie Goodwin went to
Armour this morning to visit several
weeks with friends.
E. E. Wagner of Alexandria, was
in the city Tuesday on business mat
tiers of a legal nature.
Buy the John Deere gang and sulky
plows, they have no equal. Sold by
d. w. Collins.
Mrs. S. Weber left Thursday
for Charles City, Iowa, to make avis
it with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Holshire departed
Thursday to visit with friends and
relatives at Charles City, Iowa.
Mrs. Charles W. Boggs went over
to Sioux Falls Monday and will be
away about a month~or six weeks.
Free car fare if you enter Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Write for particulars. It will pay
you.
Miss Mary Hampton, of Spring
vile, Iowa. whohas been visiting her
brother, G. L. Hampton, returned to-
day to her home.
H. G. Clark is packing his house,
hold goods for shipment to Buffalo,
N. Y. With bis family Mr.. Clark ex-
poets to leave Saturday morning for
their future home in the east.
The best painted wagon in the
market is the Old Hickory and axles
are Of best Quality black hickory.
d. W. Collins. :.
Rothenberger s. Myer have rented
the Hager building at AIS Main
street. The firm will establish a new
art gallery and Photographic studio
at that location sometime this month.
Mrs. A. e. Hitchcock entertained
a number Of lady friends.at her home
Wednesday at a six O'Clock tea. a
delightful menu was placed before her
guests and the evening was most en-
joyably spent.
Samuel Whyte has given up his
position of buying butter and poultry
for a Chicago house and will go out
to Mt. Vernon to open the Farmers
elevator Monday and will run it
through the season.
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Rev. r. N. Kratz arrived home
Thursday from a trip to Minneapolis.
He vas accompanied by May ii, r.,
of st. Louis, Mo-, a niece of Mrs.
Kratz, who will make her home with
the family in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Huntress.
OF Minneapolis, are new
residents of the city and
today moved into rooms over the
building recently occupied by Nc
Kinley & Eddy. MI. Huntress is a
travelling man and represents a Mil
waukee wholesale house in this ter
ritory. He is better able to reach
trade from Mitchell than any other
part Of the state.
Mrs. S. s.. Bately and daughter,
Miss Lillian, who have been in Lon
don, England, since May will sail for
home on Aug. 16. In writing
home Miss Bately said that
she had just returned from a
tour through Switzerland in company
with relatives. They expect to be
present at the coronation Of King
Edward on Aug. 8.
Glen Hopkins went out to Pierre
Tuesday afternoon to fill a temporary
position as stenographer in the Office
of the commissioner Of school and
public lands, with the possibility Of
the place becoming permanent.
Since leasing his hotel property
VIM. Koch has moved his business
Office into the harness department., 9
good sized room having been cut
out>of the building for his accom-,
mediation.
E. a. Clark, Of Granger, iowa
came in on the Sunday Milwaukee ex
cursion and looked I'VE the country
for a day or two, returning home
Tuesday. Mr.. Clark subscribed TO.
our weekly edition to keep posted
on matters in this section of tn
state.
E. S. Kean, of Alexandria, was il
the city Tuesday. Mr.. Kean is
brother Of James Kean, who is sicl
with the smallpox at Fairview. H
stated that there was now no doub
of the recovery of his brother, al
though at mi time the physician
conceded that he would not live.
"a portion of the camping part
returned to the city from White
grove at the river Monday The
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Barber an
Mr. and Mrs IT Shaw r. i