The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-18

p. w. Collins sells the John Deere
hay loader and the Dain hay tools.
F. D. Powers, Of fletcher, passed
through the city this morning:on his
way to points in Nebraska to make
an extended visit.
Mrs. 81. III. Motley and the child
rem departed Monday for Chica-
go and will remain several weeks Wis
iting with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Noble and daughter, of
Aberdeen, passed through the city
Monday on their way to visit
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Ella Burnside went to Sioux
City Monday and will enter
Browns Business College to study
shorthand and typewriting.
Mrs. a. u. Hoon and little son re-
turned home to Armour Monday,
after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald.
Be sure to look over our stock Of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness ETC., before buying.
E. B. Van Alstine.
Miss Pearl Small arrived Saturday
evening from Ogden, Utah, and is a
guest at the home Of Mrs. S. II.
Schirmer. Miss Small formerly lived
in Mitchell and left here about two
years ago.
Ed. Nicholson, formerly of this
city, passed through from Woonsock-
ct Monday on bis way to Manson.
Iowa, being called there by the
serious illness of his father, " no is
not expected to live.
j, e. Arneys announces in his adj
yertising space today that he will
soon have a special sale on summer
suits, shirt waists, wrappers and
shoes. He will announce the date Of
the sale in a few days.
Roy Baker and Sam Johnston, rep
resenting the Iowa Dakota Land
Co, left this morning for a business
trip to Monticello and Manquoketa,
Iowa, to look up some business for
the company in the real estate line.
e. e. Stair has Quit the rent bust
ness and is now the owner OF the
building which he occupies with hi S
bicycle and photograph business.
He made the purchase of the place
from i. w. Broadbent & Co., who
formerly occupied itwith their furni-
ture store.
There were about 25 Mitchell speo-
pie who took in the Milwaukee roads
excursion to Spirit Lake, Iowa, Sum
day. Those who went report a
splendid days outing and a large
crowd Of people, as is generally the
result of the excursions east.
Another saloon is scheduled for
Mitchell. w. B. Powell, of Howard,
has made application for a license
and it will be heard by the city coun-
Gil on Tuesday, July %. He has
rented the building just east of The
Mitchell for his place Of business.
The high school ball club went out
to Mt. Vernon Saturday afternoon
and played a game with a nine that
was picked from the country. The
score at the end Of the ninth inning
stood IA to IA. The rain came up
at that point and it could not be
finished.
John HasleY has been running west
as the conductor on the freight and
Monday left for Sanborn, Iowa.
His work on the Milwaukee road
has been changed of late so that it
made it necessary for him toremove
TO Sanborn with his family, and
where they will reside in the future.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Freyberg and
little son left Monday for APP
pleton, Wis. They were called there
by the serious illness of Mrs. Frey
sberg's father, who is not expected to
live. He has been sick for some. little
time and he has gradually grown
weaker until the end seems not to be
far away.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kellie and
two children, and the Misses Lizzie,
Nellie, Jessie and Ruth Arland, of
Mt. Vernon, spent Monday in the
city and left this afternoon for Gar
field, Wash, where they will reside
in the future. The parents Of the
Misses Arland preceded them several
weeks ago.
The Very Reverend Dean Shea an
nounced in the pulpit of the Catholic
church Monday the financial result
OF the bazaar held the latter part of
June. He stated that the sum of
81, O74.84 was cleared as the result Of
the three days event, and this will
be added to the SIS, 600 already earned.