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

Miss Eta Robinson, OF Desmet, l.
Is visiting with the Misses HarkeE
All kinds Of mower and reaper
sections are kept in stock by VIM.
Koch.
Mrs. Inez M. Owen left Friday
for Faulkton to make a visit OF
a few days with j. A. Picker and
family.
For sale,.-Two secondhand head
ers by Wm. Koch. Both are in good
repair. I'll $3.50
DR.. and Mrs. r. ]. Lamnle arrived
home Friday from Watertowns
where they attended the annualmeet
ing Of the South Dakota Dental A.
ISOLATION.
|. Harry Needham, Of Rockford. III
was in the city Thursday, a guest
at the home Of MayorG Geo ssiss
by. He bad been over to Sioux Falls
and came this way to spend a day
with the Silsby family.
The social at the home Of Mrs.
w. Seaman Thursday evening givaaa
by the EpWorth League was very
well attended, although the evening
was a little cool for an affair of this
kind. Ice cream and cake were served
during the evening.
Fl. D. Butterfield announces SOME
July bargains in a line of goods THAI
The wants to close out while the wear
ing seaso is good, and to do so he
Icuts the price on them in many! cagE
about half. Read his new advertise
ment today.
Ralph Milliken left Friday
for Yellowstone Park. and mnti2
Sept. 1 he will be employed on goT-
Iernment work in the park under
Colonel Chittenden, the work being
mainly Improvements. At that time
he will leave for Palo Alto, Cal,
where he will attend the Leland
Stanford, jr., University.
II. s. Snow, of Mason City was in
the city on a brief visit with his
cousins, Misses Maude and Mabel
Snow. Mr.. Snow formerly lived at
Mineral Point, Wis.,, %butrecently he
was promoted to the position OF
travelling freight and passenegr
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee s.
st. Paul road and his territory eH
tends out this far.
John Dunlevy, of Huron, will sosR
become a resident Of Mitchell. He
has purchased the lots and founda-
tiOn of O. Z. BransCn on the corner
of Fifth and Langdon streets. MI.
Branson commenced a residence thene
last summer and abandoned it. MI-
Dunlevy expects to reach mitchell
with his family in the fall and com-
mence the erection Of the house.
The sale was made through the
Kelley Land Agency. $s
w. M. Smith has a sample OF eora
in the Mitchell National bank that
was taken from a 55-acre field on the
ranch of Smith s. Dawson, a fewa
miles southwest Of town. 1t is SIX
and one-half feet tall and is a FIRE
developed stalk, this being but a far
sample Of the entire field. 1t demon
strates that corn is making rapid
progress in its growth at the present.
time.
a couple of farm hands by the
names Of Baldwin and Rnbeck drove
into the city from the nortbeas
Sunday afternoon and it was evidenS
they had a runaway on the way in
looming down hill their team runE
fright at something and started ID
run. The tongue was broken and
some other damage done. When
they got into town they got another
polefor the buggy and hardly were the
horses hitched up before they started
to run again. They broke loose from
the buggy and got out on Main
Street, going at killing pace. In
front of The Mitchell thehorses bare
ly missed a gentleman sitting in
front OF the sidewalk. They swyeryved
across the street, being held together
by the neckyoke, and tried to get
past a telegraph pole. The straps
broke and away they went. They
were finally captured in the north
east part Of the city and brought
back. The runaway created agreat
deal of excitment while it lasted.
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The Same Old Story.
J.. A. Kelly relates an experience
similar to that which has happened
in almost every neighborhood in the