The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-30
A good top buggy for $40.
d. w. Collins.

A good top buggy for $40.
d. w. Collins.
For sale.-A good riding or driv-
ing pony. Understands handling
cattle. Inquire at COZ, west Third
street, Mitchell, s. d.
Buy the new John Deere corn plant
er, the finest thing on the market,
sold by D. W. Collins. I also carry
a full line of John Deere plows and
cultivators.
Spring work harness, of good quail
ty, is sold by VIM. Koch They are
the best made and will give good SER
vice. Whips robes, blankets, etc.
Best work done in repair department..
Strayed from my place northeast of
Letcher, one roam mare, weight 1900
pounds. Due to foal May IS. Suita-
BILE reward for information.
w. e. jenkins.
| You will never wish to take an
other dose of pills if you once try
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets. They are easier to take and
more pleasant in effect. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels For sale by T.. o. Gale.
Mrs. Keihm took charge of the Plot
ner house Thursday and will conduct
it in the future. 1t will be known
as the Hotel Waverly. Mrs. Keihm
has had number of years experience
in conducting a hotel and doubtless
will give good satisfaction to the
travelling public. She formerly re-
sided at Tripp.
f. G. Braught went to Chicago
Thursday to meet his sister, Mrs.
Al. Closson, of White Lake, and ac-
company her to this city. Mrs. Clos
son has been at the Battle Creek,
Mich, sanitarium for the past four
months and while there submitted to
a surgical operation. She is much
improved in health thereby.
1t cost a drayman $40 Wednesday be-
cause his team practically destroyed
a young and growing tree belonging
to d resident on west Fourth street.
The team was allowed to stand with
out tieing and it wandered over to
the residents tree and gnawed
enough of the bark off as to practi-
cally kill it, The drayman paid the
resident $40 to shut off any further
action in the case.
! John Nolt and Miss Mae Roger
were united in marriage at Huron
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Mr.. Hill at the Presbyterian
parsonage. They arrived in the city
Thursday and at once went to
housekeeping in a residence on west
Seventh street. The bride has beer
teaching school in Beulah township
for the past two terms, and is a
young lady highly respected by all
who know her. The groom is clerk
in Rathbun's grocery store. The
Republican extends hearty congratu-
lations over the union of this couple,
and trusts that much happiness
may come to them.
| Frank Baughman has constructed
quite fish boat for DR.. Crane and
r. D. Prescott for their use on their
annual pilgrimage to Big Stone
Lake, where they put in couple OF
weeks in May or June. 1t is small
a fair and is constructed OF ten and
wood, the sides being made of the
former and the top and bottom ol
| the latter. Each endis set off in a
small compartment for the minnows
and the middle is large enough tc
hold the fish that are caught. The
tin sides have large number of holes
to admit the water. The fish boat is
attached to the boat in which the
men fish and can be towed along anc
. used for the purposes for which it is
intended.
B. Morse arrived home from St.
Paul Monday evening. He has been
there for the past week to attend the
. annual anniversaries OF the Baptist
| societies. Mr.. Morse said there were
Baptists present from all over the
United States and that it was one Of
the most enjoyable gatherings of the
church people that he had attended
in good many years. 1t has always
been his desire to attend one Of the
anniversary meetings but it was the
il first time in fifteen years that the
meeting has been held as close te
him as St. Paul. Mr.. Morse saio
that Rev. Fred Drewett would not
return from ST. Paul until the latter
! part of the week, owing to his at.
tendance at number of other gath
erings that will be held this week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Bidwell, Mr.
) and Mrs. Ambrose Curtis and S. B.
Spiply arrived homa Ovor tlo nyno l,o