The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-23
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in the city Wednesday and visited
circuit court which is in session.
Mrs. d. M. Tiffany left Wednes-
clay for Mason City, Iowa, to make
visit among her old friends.
| MI. and Mrs. H. S. Wilkinson left
this morning for LennoX and this
evening will attend the wedding GER
emony of their son.
For sale.-A good riding OF driv-
ing pony. Understands handling
cattle. Inquire at 607 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. / also carry
a full line of John Deere plows and
cultiyators.
A. G.. Shearman, of Minneapolis,
northwestern passenger agent for
the Nickle Plate railroad, was in
the city Wednesday looking up some
eastern business.
Ned Tobin went to Parkston We'd
nesday. He says that McCumber &
Tobin have their cigar factory in op-
Grafton and that in the future he
will be on the road the greater share
of the time.
E. E. Wagner and II. P. Benja-
min. of Alexandria. the latter the
county auditor4of Hanson, were in
the city over night and returned
home Wednesday, Mr.. Wagner had
some business before Judge Smith.
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 plesaantin in effect. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale by L. O. Gale.
Mrs. R. P. Hall left Wednesday
for Syracuse, N. Y. She will spend
the summer visiting at various
points in that state and Connecticut.
), On her return home she will stop
in Washington to attend the national
gathering OF the G. A. r. and W..
r. G..
Mr.. Witzel, Of Sanborn county,
bought lots and s, block 10, Van
Fps second addition to Mitchell, OF
the Germania Land Co. Mr.. Witzel
will erect a good residence on the
property soon and occupy it. This
family will be quite an acquisition
to Mitchell as they are very nice peo-
pie.
John Owens wants to thank his
friends for the large house that
greeted the performance of the Ba-
tavia Theatre Co. The company
left Wednesday for Chamberlain in
and will play Plankinton and Kim
ball on their way back. They will
fill a date at Letcher on Monday OF
next week during the races.
Bills are out announcing a big
days sporting events at Letcher fol
Monday, May 26. There will be
horse races, foot races, base ball game
and all kinds of sports that the peo.
pie enjoy. The Letcher people are
going to make it banner day OF
sports in this section and invite all
the people in the surrounding coutry
to come there on that day.
A large crowd of landseekers passed
through the city Tuesday afternoon
on the north Milwaukee passenger
under the care of the Lund Land
Agency, going to Woonsocket and
points in the north part Of the state.
The Lund people picked up their Gus.
toners in Iowa and Illinois, provided
them with sleeping car..and are TAX
ing them for trip through the
state. The landseekers will be
brought back this way, at least a por.
tion of them and shown over Dawson
county. The Lund agency adopts
this method of bringing their Gus
toners to this country and they have
met with fine success in disposine
Of a large amount of real estate. The
Lund people have an agency in this
city which is under the management
of Fred Gilbert and VIM. NJ. Herbert
The Batavia Railroad Theatre Co.
John Owens show, gave perform
ance to large audience in its ten
on the corner Of Lawler and Thir(
streets Tuesday evening. Before th'
performance the State Band got Gu
! on the street and gave concel
: which attracted an immense numbe
, of people and they all followed the
!. band over to the tent. The Batavi;
is a very good all-round compan,
: and the people who do the work 0
Y the evening make every effort t.
e please the audience. A very interest
j ing comedy is given that is laugha
A BILE and it took we'll with the audi
e ence. The specialties are very fin
I indeed, the work of Mons. Skirbec