The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-12-19

quart, at Jno. L. Arney's store.
Is per cent discount on chinaware
and musical instruments tomorrow at
j. II. Ferris. See ad.
DR.. T. B. Smiley was over from
Mt. Vernon Wednesday to attend
the meeting Of the pension EXAMINE
ing board.
5. FL. Scallin, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past two
weeks with a very severe attack of
the grippe, came down town Wednes-
day Tor the first time. He is still
quite weak, but is on the rapid road
to recovery.
Gents neckwear in profusi1n for
Christmas at Becker's.
Mrs. John, Schmidt, who has been
visiting with relatives in Kewanee
county, Wis, for the past three
weeks, arrived home Tuesday. John
said he had been looking for some
one to cook for him and finally had
to send for the good wife to come
home and relieve his hunger.
DR.. and Mrs. 1. Windle have moved
into their residence on the corner Of
Sanborn and Sixth streets. The DR..
has made a number of improve
ments on his property and has spent
about $1,000 in building on a four
room addition. In the future he
will have his Office at his residence.
Mems fine gloves and mittens, silk
lined, for Christmas at Becker's.
Wednesday was excursion day over
the Milwaukee road and there we're
quite a few landseekers arrived on
the south train for the north part Of
the state, and some were ticketed
for Mitchell. Those who were passing
through took the opportunity to 60
up town and inspect the corr palace
building.
Chas. Burnside takes a much
larger space in the advertising COL
umns of The Republican today to
display the holiday features of his
store more thoroughly before the
public. Mr.. Burnside has a hand
some line Of %chinaware, and other
things that are appropriate. Read.
his advertisement carefully.
All the stores in the city which
have heretofore closed at 8 O'Clock,
are now keeping ove evenings for
the benefit of the holiday trade and
will continue to do so until Christ
mas. This will give a good many
people an opportunity to trade in
the evening when they have not the
time at their command during the
day.
J. P. Murphy, the representative
Of George Allanson, who has charge
of the eating houses along the line Of
the Milwaukee road, arrived in
the city Wednesday evening to look
after the starting up of the eating
house in the depot in this city. The
work on the interior Of the room, set
aside for the eating house, is not
entirely finished but will be in a
short time. 1t is understood that a
party from St. Paul will have charge
Of the eating house.
J. r. Chaplain, who has resided in
Blendon township for the past Is
years, loaded his household goods and
farm implements at Letcher the
first of the week and departed for
his new home in Missouri, the
family to follow later. Mr.. Chaplain
is an example Of what a man a dc
in this country when he applies him
self year in and year out. He sai6
when he came to Dawson county he
had 800 and when he cleaned up he
had $4,000 to start over again with in
Missouri.
Frank Bear was brought over from
Alexandria and placed in the
county Jail to remain for a period OF
thirty days. Bear was one Of a party
of three who broke into a saloon al
Fulton a short time ago and made {
haul of some money. The other two
men were disposed of in this way
One paid a fine Of 800 and the other
pleaded not guilty and will stant
trial. Bear pleaded guilty and wa
fined $50 and sentenced to thirty day
in Jail. Hanson county has no jai
at present and the prisoner wa!
brought here to serve out his sent
ence.
Gasoline lighting plants are bein,
introduced into the business house
quite frequently these days, and with
in the past week two additions
plants have been installed. A. T
McGovern & Sons have just put in
large plant and Chas. Ferguson yes
terday finished installing one, boJl