The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-07

tuesday morning to spend a few day
nth relatives.
DR.. r. +. Dundas has moved h
bhce to the front rooms over tn,
bostoffice building, where he ca,
be found in the future.
7. E. Blanchard came home from
Pierre Tuesday morning to cast hi,
Eote at the election. He returned
bn the afternoon train.
Guy G. Akens changed the trotte,
Lady Belle Sprague from a bad acto,
to a successful race mare, and pave
bier a record of 2:21 in a winning
3race.
Ambrose Crutls started Tuesda,
noon to drive through to his cattle
ranch on the reservation east. Of
chamberlain In connection with
Mr.. Randall they are building m
quite an extensive ranch out there.
Lyle Lowrie opened up the restau-
rant Tuesday in the location where
/ the Ideal was formerly conducted.
and will endeavor to establish a
/ good business by paying strict atten-
ton to his customers and serving
the best Of meals.
S.A. Ramsey was down from Woon
socket Thursday. He says the demo
Gratis lost everything in that county.
but that the candidate for the SUPER
intendencyt Of the schools, a Young
lady, came within eight votes of
defeating the republican nominee.
Wilton Webster arrived home
Thursday afternoon from Sioux CITY,
where he went to attend the we'd
ding of his cousin, Miss Mamie
Webster, on Wednesday evening of
last week. She was united in
marriage to David B. Henderson,
manager of the wholesale grocery of
Haley & Lang. Mr.. Henderson has
an acquaintance among the business
men Of this city.
a change occurred in the agency of
the Milwaukee road in this CITY
Wednesday. R. J. Taylor received
notice of his transfer to Charles
City, Iowa, and NJ. F. Patton, of
Mason City, Iowa, was sent here to
take the position of agent. Mr..
Taylor and family expect to leave
soon for Charles City. Mr.. Patton
has been the agent at Spencer, Iowa, |
for the past summer, and is a
gentleman who thoroughly under
the business.
There was a change in the weather
Wednesday morning: there was ever
indication that winter had set in
with full force and effect. Early
risers were greeted with the presence
snow in the air. 1t was exceed
thin but of sufficient quantity
be dignitied by the term snow. 1t
did not amount to enough to cover
the ground, for as soon as the sun
appeared the snow disappeared. The
people will be just as we'll satisfied if
the snow and the wintry weather
continues to be a dream.
The county commissioners will
meet in special session on Tuesday
next week for the purpose of
:anvassing the vote cast at the
election on Tuesday. After the vote
S canvassed The Republican will
give the official returns. We hoped
% have presented the entire vote
the county today but the parties
Who brought in the returns from the
'arious precincts failed to get a copy
II the vote, and it was therefore
impossible to give the complete re-
,urns on all the candidates.
John HUSKY went to Harrisburg. in
lincoln county, this morning, and
viii remain on his farm during the
MI. HUSKY has been work
ng at the tailor trade in the employ
II G.. w. Adams for the past thir-
cen years, and their relations have
'een Of the most cordial nature. He
esigns his position at this time to
axe a much.needed rest from his
work.. MI. HUSKY says he has worked
t the tailor trade for the past fifty
wo years. portion of that time hav-
ng been in business for himself. He
WINS a fine farm of 800 acres near
Harrisburg and intends to take it
asy for a short time by looking after
lis real estate interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Logan ar
ived on the delayed Milwaukee
Wednesday afternoon from Waterloo,
owa, and are visiting at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. M. Smith.
While Mr.. Logan has not decided on
he matter definitely he expects to
eturn to Mitchell and make his
'ome. He recently sold his furniture
usiness at Waterloo, and as soon as