The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-08

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Spencer, Iowa, and visit his parents
over Sunday.
Be sure to look over our stock of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness ETC., before buying.
e. B. Van A%lstine.,
Mrs. G. T. Mcdonald and Miss
Marie Mcdonald left Monday
for Montreal, Ont, to make a visit
Of indefinite length with relatives.
D. @. Burnside and little son,
Wallace, left Monday for Man
chester, Iowa, his former home,
where he will visit a week or ten
days.
Miss Blanche Douglas, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r: G. Warne,
for several weeks, returned to her
home at Lake Mills, Wis, Monday
morning.
Mi. and Mrs, II. r.. Wilkinson, of
Lennox spent Sunday in the city with
Nj. Wilkinson's parents, having come
over on the excursion Of the Milwau-
Ikee road.
At the morning service Of the Con-
gregational church Sunday Miss
! Gertrude Becker sang a sacred solo,
lin addition to the other musical
features of the day.
j. s. McQnistoa, of DesMoines,
Iowa, arrived in the city Monday
noon and is a guest of o. L. Branson,
Mr.. McQuiston is the deputy state
treasurer of Iowa and is out here
Hooking mp some Investments.
i You will never wish TO take an
Iether desc Of pills if you once try
IChamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets. They are easier to Lakeland
more Resaant'ia effect. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels. Fer sale by L.tO. Gale
The Armour HeraldLChronicEe an
nonnoes the marriage of Miss Pearl
V. Small, of ogden, Utah, and Jenh
II. Barrett, of Portage. Wis, which
occurred at that place on Monday,
July12S. and was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Button. The bride was a farmer
resident Of this city and visited
with friends in the city about two
weeks ago.
nv poctrfaprno uoc n,-,,r frNn, sA1nv
andna Sunday. MI. Peckham has
Just sdisposed of the JeNrnal to Frank
Chase ana at the present time is
taking a rest from his newspaper
labors. Mr.. Rsckham did we'll with
his plant during the ,titne he had it.
Mr.. Chase has been conducting a
paper at Ashton for several years dnd
at one time was an associate editor
of the Journal, so he gets back to
his FIRST love and VIII have it all
alone.
There was agGod attendance at the
union religious services held at Ehe
corn palace Sunday even ng, and the
exercises were interesting. The
sermon of the evening was delivered
by Rev D. r. E0mlin, pastor of tale
Congregations clelrch, who took for
his subject Fatal Defect Ma.
Tomlin's discourse was listened to
with interest and it was highly inter-
testing. The services will continue
ffN hold 1us,spr fha roopf1A
A copy OF the Adesl. Iowa, News
states that Mrs. RoberG Ward, of this
city is visiting with Mrs. r. W..
Blanchard, WHO was a former resi-
dent of Mitchell. The paper gives
the following bit Of society news in
reference to Mrs. Wards visit there:
Last week Tuesday Mrs. 3. W.
Blanchard entertained about fifteen
ladies at a five o'clock tea in honor
of her friend, Mrs. Robert Ward, of
Mitchell, S. D. a fine five course
luncheon vas served and the guests
had a delightful evening"
Gottlieb Scheurenband commenced
Monday to lay the cement walk on
Main street to the Omaha depot.
The walk begins on the lot north Of
the Hall residence and will be twelve
feet wide. The walk all through
those blocks is in very bad condition
and it is a wonder THAT before this
there has not been an accident of
some kind happened to people who
have had to 60 owe it. When the
walk is completed or the other side
of Main street as far north as Sixth
street it will be a very attractive
~thoroughfare.
A. B. Rowley was in from his farm
Monday and said that Tuesday he
would start his threshing machine.
Mr.. Rowley stated that he had done
some threshing at his place and that
the crops were turning out good. He
ithreshed out a thousands bushels
sof rye that averaged % bushels per