The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-30
A good road wagon for $50.

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A good road wagon for $50.
d. w. Collins.
have the finest line of buggies on
the market with prices that are
| right. d. w. Collins. =
Strayed-One dark red COW,
branded Fl on right hip.
| j. P. Hathaway
Mrs. III. J. Mohr came over from
Alexandria Wednesday to remain
a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Keith.
For sale.-Millet seed at the Sam
Whyte warehouse.
Truax & Belts Elevator Co.
a. e. Hitchcock left Thursday
ing for Yankton, where he has a
lawsuit to try before Judge Smith.
Mrs. George Meuters and mother,
Mrs. Posey, went to Elk Point
Thursday to make visit with rela-
tives.
| Mrs. Lester. who has been visiting
| with friends in the city for several
weeks, returned home to Sioux Falls
Thursday morning.
| Mrs. Bessie Greig, who has been
visiting with Mrs. g. w. johnson at
The Mitchell, returned home to
Emery this morning.
/ Nv, I've A III Il
daughter, Miss Grace, left Tuesday
ing for Oelwein, Iowa, to attend a
| family reunion, which will be held
there May 80.
! Mrs. John D. Kress departed We'd
nesday for Pomeroy, Iowa, having
received a telegram yesterday inform
| ing her OF the serious illness of her
mother.
| The finest corn planters and cult
vators on the market are those made
| by the John Deere Plow Co. Their
sulky and gang plows.. have no equal.
Sold by d. w. Collins.
| Will Wilkinson has just moved into
his new residence on the corner Of
Sixth and Edmunds streets. His
house is quite an addition to that
part Of the city.
1 .. L. Branson went to Tyndall
Thursday to be present at the Dec
Grafton Day exercises. Mr.. Bran.
son accepted an invitation from the
old soldiers there to deliver the ad
dress tomorrow.
| See VIM. Koch's farm MACHINERY
for corn cultivation. He handles th,
Moline line exclusively and the repu
tation of these goods are sufficient tt
guarantee they are the best made
Fred A. Hills, travelling passenger
agent of the Great Northern road
was in the city Tuesday looking aftel
some passenger business for his line
He said there is great deal of trave
to the coast country at the present
time and that there will be more dur,
ing the summer and fall.
The Federation of Womens Clubs
will meet at SiuoX Falls. next
week. 1t is a convention of all the
clubs in the state. The Round Ta
BILE Club Of this city will send sever
al delegates and some of them viii
have places on the program during
the convention.
Mr.. 3. f. Schroyer and Mis-
Augusta Lemke were married ii
Blendon township Saturday, May "a
by Rev. d. NJ. Powell. Both bride
and groom are we'll and favorably
known in the community where they
have resided and their many friends
and acquaintance will wish them ;
long and happy married life.
Be sure to look over our stock o
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har
ness ETC., before buying.
e. B. Van Alstine.
On the day that Cuba assumed he
independence Col. S. Fl. ..Melcher ad
dressed communication to Col. J
M. Adams, which contained the fol
lowing: "Cuba is free and indepen
dent today. The little contribution
sent to Thomas Estrada Palma fv
years ago by j.. M. Adams, o. Fl
Perry, J. N. Grow, Abraham Boyn
ton and S. H. Melcher, I trust
helped in the good work, and thoug1
it has been long the year of jubile
has Gomez Col. Melcher is nov
located at Springfield, Mo-. and II
his letter wished to be remembers,
to all of his old friends in Mitchell
Monday evening an elocutionary re
cital was given at the Uniyersit
chapel by Misses Claudia L. Meaghe
and Julia E. Kennison. Miss Meagh
er gave three selections, "Matrimo
nixl Controversy, 2 ''Child Character
and "Little Boy Blue' and "Ma
Marguerite. - The young lady ac
lquitted herself in very creditabl