The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-26

Selma Sisal or Standard Irvine for
E10 cts, Manila 70 cts. D. w. Collins.
Will slade has reopened his bicycle
land jewelry store and is again ready
Ito do business.
Mrs. w. D. Sanford and Miss Ruth
Dodge went to Sioux City Wednesday
to attend the Elks carnival.
For rent. 800 acre farm, we'll i'm
proved, with % acres under c%ultiya-
tion. Balance in pasture. Inquire at
this office.
Mrs. Geo. E. Foster, Mrs. R. r.
Dundas and Mrs. w. a. Barber went
to Sioux City Wednesday to remain
during the Elks carnival.
Taken up at u palce J miles
northwest of Mitchell on southeast
quarter, section 9, Beulah Twp. two
spring calves, one roam and n red.
Eaton Bros.
Frank Sanders in remitting for
The Capital from Lynch, Neb., to
which place he has recently removed,
states that everything is booming in
that corner Of the state except Bryan
Mr.. Sanders is working in a retail
lumber yard.
The little two-year old son of MI.
and Mrs. o. r. Warfield died Tuesday
morning. The funeral services we're
held at the Baptist church Wednes-
day afternoon and we're conducted by
Rev. Fred t. Drewett. Their many
friends will svmpathize with them
in their bereavement.
Co. D. has laid up for the winter.
The members turned in all their
accoutrements to Captain Coursey.
and Tuesday afternoon the boys
went out to the rifle range northeast
of town and did some practice shoot
ing. In the spring the company will
doubtless be recognized.
J. M. Greene was in from Chamber
lain and assured the corn palace
management that on Brnle county
lady, Oct. 2, that there would be an
immense crowd of people come down
to the exposition. The trip is being
worked up quite extensively out IN
that county and it is expected to
make it one of the banner days of
the exposition.
Ole Kjelmyr has opened his tailor
ing establishment to tine public on
the second floor of the building on
the corner of Main and Second street,
and is prepared to serve the public
in his business capacity. MI.
Kjelmyr has recently finished a course
Of instruction in the art of garment
cutting in Jno.J Mitchell Co.'S school
in New York. His stock of wooden
goods has arrived, which is announc-
ed in his new advertisement today.
DR.. NJ. Halphide has disposed OF
his residence or east First street
to L. B. Martin who lies north Of
town. Mr., Martin will take posses
sion of the property in about two
months. DR.. Halphide will visit
points in Wisconsin and expects to
reach st. Louis, Mo-, about Christ
mas and spend the rest Of the winter
there. Mr.. Halphide is there at the
present time. The DR.. will return
to the. state in the spring and will
then travel over his old territory
attending to his profession.
A couple of merry-go-rounds will
do business in Mitchell during the
exposition, and both will be located
near the exposition building. Here
tofore the music that is turned out
by the handorgan attachment has
counteracted the music produced BY
the concert band in the building, ano
sounded anything but pleasant tt
those who were trying to enjoy j
under the adverse circumstances
This year it will be different. The
hand organ will be squelched during
the concerts in the afternoon ant
evening, as the managers OF tn
merry-go-round have been notified t.
that effect. It will be a welcom
relief from the eternal sound.
Little John McGregor, aged min
years, a nephew Of Miss Jessie Fuller
who lives 8 miles northwest OF tn
city, narrowly escaped being kllle
Tuesday afternoon between { and
O'Clock. The lad has pony Whlc
he rides around the ranch in herdln
the sheep and while riding acros
the prairie the pony threw the la
and started away on a hard run.
the lad had fallen to the ground d
would not have been injured to tn
same etxent. but his foot was caugh
in the stirrup and the pony dragge
the little rider for a distance OF 81
feet. DR.. Freyberg was called on
to the ranch to aid the lad in n