The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15

VI a.. 49, = 10 q
at the home of. Mr.. and Mrs,
b. NJ. Tiffany.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cessford, of
Marion, Ia, arrived Tuesday evening
Ho visit at the home of Mr.. and
George Cessford.
Mrs. D. N. Lewis and little dauph-
Rcrs left Wednesday for Richlana
Center, Wis, to make a visit Of a
month or two with relatives.
! Strayed from my place a span Of
sorrel horses, geldings, had halters
bn. Liberal reward given for the re-
burn. Andrew Gaines.
Mrs. G. e. Mcdonald and daugh-
Ter, Miss Grace, left Wednesday for
Sioux Falls, where they will residein
sh6 future. Their many friends in
he city will regret their departure.
Vim. Koch is selling his leather
Ind cord fly nets at cost. The Lang
lord anti-chafe collars are the best in
he market. They are guaranteed
Dot to gall ahorse. Give him a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.. Sanford desire
b extend their sincere thanks to
Ehe friends and neighors who were so
bind and sympathetic during the
Sickness and death Of their little
Ehild.
We sincerely desire to return
banks to u neighbors and friends
pr their effective sympathy during
he illness and death of our husband
hd father.
Mrs, Jas, NJ Parker and Children.
ENlr. and Mrs. G. j. Bliss and Glare
opkins arrived home Wednesday
kom their trip TO Richford, VT, Mr..
Piss going about a week ago to ac-
bmpany Mrs. Bliss home, she having
ben there the greater part of the
Rmmer.
10. T. Huyck, Of Minneapolis, was
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Huyck is
bH associated with Z. N. Loomis in a
he of warehouses in Minnesota and
doing for nimself what lie has been
bling for others in the past ten years.
r has just erected a new house at
feston, MINI.
ENick A~emesegger was arrested We'd
prning on a complaint filed by Frenz
(lettenich charged with assault and
Rttery. The affair occurred Tuesday
kening in front OF Aemesegger's
Ftcher shop. He pleaded guilty to
e charge before Justice McKin-
y, who assessed d fine of $40 and
estss amounting in all to S17. So.
pettenich was pretty badly cut UP
the fray.
I'VE notice by the Ethan Enterprise
lat the town election was held there
St Thursday to select the new Off
RS under the recent incorporation
t. The following men were
ected: Trustees, w. B. Tobey, G..
Drake, T.. Sheeder; treasurer,
$. Snyder; Justice, of the peace,
II. Champion. Fred Tobey is to
sort of a Pooh Bahgfor the town,
he was elected to fill the positions
CLERK. assessor and marshal.
Mrs. Earnest Lessard arrived Tues
evening from St. Paul to make
visit with her patents, MI. and
S. Guy Wellman. Her little son
been staying with his grand
rents for the past year and Mrs.
essard will take him home with he1
zen she returns. Mr.. Lessard is
Fin located in st. Paul.. having
En- on the Pacific coast for some
pe. lie is a linotype machine
Rrator, and years ago learned the
kptlng trade in The Republican
ce.
hne rain visited this section
esday, starting i'm at an eafly hour.
was one of those gentle rains that
ERE the water fell it soaked away
the ground. The precipitation
not very heavy but it will aid the
crop in fine;shape. The amount
Fater that feb was 80 inches.
n good weather from now on the
crop will be surprising in it's
ntlty: such is the statement of
Enefs who are keeping close watch
f'e growth and development of
grain.
IS Mark Harris entertained
'Iy-hVe ladies at her home Friday
"l'efnoon at a five O'Clock tea
III was given in honor of Miss
''ef' or Philadelphia. The door
attended by Lillian Johnston and
ielreshments were served by the
PCS Johnston and Dilley. After
"'S served a number Of amuse-
- we're employed to entertain
quests, and several musical num-
we're given. The floral decora-
we're very pretty and arranged
'dsly manner. They consisted of