The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-27
a good road wagon for $3.50.

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a good road wagon for $50.
d. w. Collins.
Fred Adams came up from Armour
to remain over Sunday with relatives
He is working for the Floete Lumber
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Condor, Of
ICherokee, Iowa, spent Sunday at the
home of Chas. Ferguson and returned
this morning.
Be sure to look over our stock Of.
Feed grinders; Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc, before buying.
.. B. Van Alstine.
The fnestcorn planters and cult
vators on the market are those made
by the John Deere Pillow Co. Their
sulky and gang plows have no equal.
Sold by d. w. Collins
Rev. I. III. Youngman took adyan-
tage Of Children's Day in his chruch5
to go to Woonsocket, a former pas
torate, and occupy the pulpit in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Moline buggies, Stoughton wagons
for sale by Vim. Koch. He has the
Stanhope and all the latest designs
in buggies. They are standard
makes and#Mr. Koch carries a COM
plete line of them.
Miss Title Sneller arrived this at
ternoon from Pittsbnrg, Pa, and will
remain in Mitchell this summer and
take care of her mother, who is quite
sick. Miss Sneller will be remem-
bered a d lieutenant in the Saliva
tion Army in this city several years
ago.
Stephen O. Moe, who has charge
OF the shoe department. in Chas.s
Ferguson's store, left this morning
for Bows, Iowa, and on Wednesday
he will be united in marriage to
Miss Pearl Rice. They will return
to Mitchell Friday and take rooms
in the former Dix house.
Judge Smith, Court Stenographer
Boyles and III. c. Preston went out
to Oacoma this afternoon to finish
the term Of court for Lyman county,
which was adjourned for a few days
lastweek. The case to be heard at
this time is that Of a young man who
is put on trial for murder. Tt is the
second time the case has been tried,
the jury having disagreed on the first
trial.
Melvin Nelson, the six-year-olds sol
ofJohn Nelson, broke his thigh Sun
, day afternoon while doing a Iittl,
: circus stunt With two larger boys
who insisted OH the little fellow turn,
ing a back somersault. The boy tried
with their assistance and fell in sucl
a way as to break his leg at TIN
hip. DIR. Crane was called in t,
: reduce the fracture, but he said j
was not a serious injury.
= Rev. Dr.. Bigelow arrived Monda,
: over the Omaha road from Clark
, He is the gentleman who has beel
engaged by the board of directors o
i Dakota University to make solicita
! tions from the people OF the stat
: for the completion Of Centur
Memorial Hall. DR.. BigeloW is
s very pleasing gentleman and fron
the conversation we had with him "
y are led to. believe that he is going t
make a splendid success of the wor.
S he has undertaken.
!, Thursday afternoon the ROM,
Table Club held its annual picnic
Tt was designed to have the affair j
Z: the G~oodykoontz grove but the chill
atmosphere and the occasional show
= ers prevented. The members. of TIL
club assembled at the home of Mrs
]. 6. Mccartney in the afternoo
and adelightfullunche was served
a The husbands OF the lady member
were invited to this affair and the
le enjoyed the afternoon very much il
deed. This will be the last session
the club until fall.
: The normal institute took a vac;
: ton Saturday afternoon and wer
: to the river for a picnic. Lunch,
were taken along and partaken
= late in the afternoon. The bigfea
= ! ure Of the day IA a game of ba.
ball between the teachers of the eli
- and those from the rural. distric
= and b. O. Garrett assumed I'll
responsible position Of umpire, wit
the result that he came out Who'll
Of unframed, that is none Of the ladi
ch hit him with their ball while makir
st a throw to the bases. The ladi
ne who played in the field complain.
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