The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-20
a good top buggy for $40.

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Born, toMr. and Mrs. Fred john
son. Friday, June 49, daughter.
Miss Florence Dickson came home
from the state university at Wermil-
lion Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Blanchard returned ,
to her home at Emmetsburg, Iowa,
Friday morning after visiting in the
CITY for a week.
Mrs. Geo. E. Foster returned Fri
day from Huron, where she at
tended the grand chapter of the
Eastern Star.
Miss Lou Hatch, who has been Wis
iting ner sister, Mrs. A. a. Truax,
returned home Friday morning to
tBridgewater.
Be sure to look over our stock of.
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc. before buying.
r.. B. Van Alstine.
Mrs. r. B. Smith returned to
BeresfordF Friday. She has been spend
ing a few days in the city, the guest
of Mrs. B. Davis and Mrs. Z. Nc
! Curdy.
John Weyman departed Thursday
for Elgin, ILL.,. he will visit old
friends there, and at other points
in the state for the next three
months.
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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
c~lutiyators.
Misses Mary and Mable Feaser,
who are making their home with
their aunt, Mrs. Z. McCurdy, left
for Beresford Friday to spend a few
days with Mrs. r. B. Smith.
The Plankinton Standard says that
John Raierson. who has been assist
ant superintendent of the. reform
school, has Just resigned his position
and returned to his homein this city.
Noble s. Shaw have an advertise
ment today calling attention to the
fact that they have some snaps in
furniture that--has been slightly dam
aged by water in the recent cloud.
burst.
See Wm. Koch's farm machinery
for corn cultivation. He handles the
Moline line exclusively ana the repu.
tation of these goods are sufficient to
guarantee they are the best made
Mrs. j. +. Barlow arrived home
Friday from Yankton, where She
attended the graduating exercises
of the college, her daughter, Miss
Clara, being one of the senior grad.
yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Garrett de
parted Saturday for Fremont
Neb., to makesh visit with relatives
In about a month Mrs. Garrett viii
leave for points in California to spent
the summer.
: Rev. A. e. Carhart has benin the
: city the past week in attendance a
the commencement exercises of Dako
ia University. He returned to Platt'
Friday morning and was accompanies
by Mrs. Carhart for a short stay.
The city scales have been moved
] from their accustomed place on cas-
. Second street to a location on Lawle
} street, half way between Second ant
Third. They had to be taken up OF
+ account of the cement walk that wa
being putin and as the lease on tn,
ground ran out in a year it wa
Thought better to move them at th
/ present time.
Larry Byrnes, Of Badger township
Z departed Friday for Bedford
Mich, and his intimate friends sa,
i that when he returns in about three
weeks he will be accompanied by
wife. Larry has made several trip
{ down there in the past year or two
/ and coupled with the fact that he j
making a number OF improvement
: on his house on his farmit is ieyiden
that there is to be another occupant
q DR.. s. j. Moore and A. B. Mckee
returned Friday from Huron
, where they attended the Masoni
grand lodge. DIR. Moore was the re
k firing Grand High Priest. Of til
y Chapter. They report a very interest
sing session of the order and said tina
y next year the Masons would hol
their session at Deadwood. Th
Hills people have been particular
! anxious for the Masons to make tt
d trip to that country and evertyhin
was ripe at this time for the Hill
8 people to capture the session.
L. @. Burns has had something (
n a struggle. to tna a place i'll whic
y to dwell since he disposed Of h
4 house n east Third street. He hi
just concluded the purchase of tt
property known as the:Gale house c