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

Ali linus mower n reaper
sections are kept in stock by Vim.
Koch.
Dr.. and Mrs r. j. Lamme went
to Watertown TO atttend the state
meeting of the Dental Society.
T have the finest line of buggies on
the market with prices that are
right. 10. w. Collins.
Mrs. John Kress arrived home
Thursday from her trip to points in
Iowa, where She has been visiting
relatives for some time.
Nh. and Mrs. VIM. N. Herbert re-
turned Friday from their bridal
trip TO Sioux City. They commenced.
house keeping in the McGoyern resi-
dence on north Main street.
Mrs. 5Thos. Liddell, and little
daughter arrived from Milwaukee
Friday to make a visit with rela-
lives, and are guests at the home of.
Mr.. andsMrs. Ernest Garrett.
Mrs. DR.. Slaman, who has been
Visiting in the city, returned Sat
urday to her home at Lennox. She
was accompanied by Miss Ella Will
kinson to visit a week with relatives,
Harry "A. Gayman and three other.
Iowa gentlemen, living near Winter
set, Iowa. have just %comlepted the
purchase of five quarter sections Of
land from Mrs. Orswell and Mr.. Kel-.
so. The party returned home Mon
day morning.
Prof. Z. III. Hof Thursday made the
purchase OF the Hollenbeck residence
on the corner Of Sixth and Kimball.
streets. The place is now occupied
by M. ii. Rowley and family. Prof.
Hoff will not take possession until
the latter part Of August.
VIM. Koch sells the Champion.
binder and mower. These two ma
chimes have the strongest guarantee
behind them Of any two on the mar
iket. You have the assurance Of
getting two of the finest machines
made when you buy the Champion
brand. Before making your pur-
chase of a binder or mower call at his
place and see the Champions.
The fire alarm sounded at j 80
O'Clock this morning and in an in
credibly short time the fire depart
ment was out on the street with the
hose carts. The fire was locatedSin
a corn crib belonging to the Peavey
Elevator Go. east of the Omaha de-
pot. There was very little damage
done.
The Red Men delegates who attend
ed the frst.annUal session Of the state
gathering Of Red Men at Sioux Falls,
came home on the Omaha train last
night and report having been happily
e%ntertained by the Sioux Falls mem
bers OF the tribe. There were twenty
eight represented at the GreatCoun-
ell meeting. in. Cook Of this CITY,
was elected great keeper Of wam-
pun, which means he has the care
of funds of the council. The next
lsession will be held at Yankton.
Both the east and south passenger
trains on the Milwaukee road were
delayed last Wednesday by reason OF
the heavy traffic of passengers from
the east. Tt was the regular excur-
sion day and hundreds OF people took
advantage OF the low rates to, make
a trip to South Dakota. The south
train had on five coaches and these
were filed withpeople, some of whom
got off at Mitchell and others went
to the west and north part of the
state. There does not seem to be
any abatement of the travel Of Hi.
nois and Iowa people to this state
to look over the land.
Z. O. Gale has practically finished
the Improvements on the building
he recently purchased, located three
doors south of the First Nationa
bank. The lower floor has been com
pletely renovated, and a new hart
wood f%ioorHlaid. 1t will be used 70
some business establishment tina
will be located there, although Nj
Gale as not decided to whomshe vii
lease it. The upstairs is about al
filled with tenants. DR.. g. "A. Bow
err occupies the front suite of tire
rooms, Mrs. M. Clark has two room
for her halr dressing establishment
and D. B. Cropp has two rooms 70
!. his real estate business. These room
are handsomely papered and th
woodwork is finished in chestnut
and they are very attractive. Th
city water is conducted to each suit
OF rooms. Mr.. Gale yesterday aftel
moon completed the purchase Of Wn
iSmith's building on Main stree
which is noW occupied by w. a
Conyes. anGS' he expects to make full
as good improvements on his ne,