The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-18


For sale.-Our threshing outfit
complete. Is in shed@3in McCook
county, S. d. Is a snap. Address
Lock Box d, Sloan. Ia.
George McCaslin was up from
Beresford over Sunday and returned
Monday. He is employed as a
stenographer in an attorneys Office
there.
Mrs. ]. Willkomm returned from
|Woonsocket Saturday morning. Miss
Josephine Willkomm has been on the
ranch west Of there and also came.
home.
VIM Froeschle, of Fremont, Neb.,
who has been visiting at the homes
of Gottlieb and Adolph Scheuren-
brand for the past week, returned
home Monday.
Albert Boynton has disposed of his
interests IN the Letcher State Bank
to o. s.. Branson and others.
Frank Ward will remain with the
bank as the assistant cashier.
Mrs. Esther Kennedy, of Los An
geles. CAL, and Miss PearlSwanson,
of Oakland, Neb. are visiting at the
home of JOS. Harker. The ladies5are
a sister and niece Of Mrs. Harker.
The Chamberlain Methodist people
have commenced the erection Of a
parsonage for the pastor 1t will
cost $1,000 and will be a source of Joy
to the pastors in the present and
future.
The Mt. Vernon News says that
A. j. Buss. Of this city, has pur-
chased the residence of q. e. Browne
and also the hotel at that place, but
the latter will be left in the hands of
the present tenant, Grant Trotter.
Mrs. 3. w. Adams, and daughter,
Blanche. Of Milwaukee, Mrs. Marvin.
Cooke, Of Elkader, Iowa, and Mrs.
George Grotewohl, and son. Master
Henry, of Armour were visiting with
Miss Gall, at the home of O.. w.
Adams.
Miss Nellie Coffin departed Sat.
urday for Omaha, where she will
remain for two months. She will.
complete her lessons in hairdressing
and at the same time will devote a
portion Of her time to millinery work
for the fall styles.
Wayne Mason, of Plankinton, spent
Saturday in the city. Mr.. Mason re-
ports that our neighboring county Of
Aurora has a very fine outlook for a
good crop this year.. Their has been
a good quantity of rain and every
thing is growing along in fine shape.
Frank McGoyern said that while
away on his trip to the west he met
Jos. Gotto at Billings, Mont. where.
he is the head mar in the Western
Union Co., with an operator under
him. Frank said that Mr.. Gotto was.
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. B. Woodworth.
Of Grand Forks, N. d, arrived this
morning to make a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. N. Clark. Mrs. Wood
worth is a sister of Mr.. Clark. Mr..
WoodWorth is connected with the
faculty OF the North Dakota college.
John Grace has bought the building
on Main street that he has occupied
for some time as a real estate office,
having purchased it from j.. w.
Broadbent & co. Monday Mr..
Grace commenced to tear the build
ing down and will make some use of
the lumber. He did not purchase
the lot.
DR.. ". I. Graham departed Sat
urday for a trip through the
southern part of the state in the
interests OF the college. Before he
returns he will go to Marshalltown,
Iowa, to consult with a contractor
with reference to some steel workfor
the Uniyersity's new building.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Boulton have
moved into their new residence on
east Third street, near the Baptist
church. They are not thoroughly
settled as yet for there is still some
carpenter work to do around the
house. It is a tWo-story structure
and will make them a comfortable
home.
D. w. Braught is making quite an
attractive residence out Of the house
he recently purchased on west Second
street, near the corner Of Montana
street. He has extended the stone
basement and also the frame part of
the house quite a good deal to the
south and when it is completed he
will have a very pleasant place in
which to live.
Prof. =. r. Graham arrived home
Friday from a trip in the eastern
part Of the state in the interests Of
the University Nj. Graham finds