The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-29

For sale, 8 full blooded Angora
.oats-l buck and 2 does. S. G.
Kitchener.
S. Bohannon, father of Mrs. A. A..
arrived last Thursday from
Eye, Mimi.
Dressmaking by the day. Prices
reasonable. Address Rae Anglum,
Mitchell S. Oak. L. B. 1924.
Misses May and Rhetta Rogers
went out to Chamberlain Friday after
noon to make a visit with relatives.
@. 9. Bras came home from Armour
Saturday afternoon. At Trip he cap
tured three of his carrier pigeons
that escaped from the barn recently.
Mrs. Thos. Fullerton entertained
a dozen ladies at a six O'Clock tea
Friday evening, a gathering that
was indeed very pleasant to the
participants.
Miss Carrie Cooke arrived home
Friday morning. She has been on the
Cooke ranch in Jerauld county for
several weeks and enjoyed the rec
reation very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffries have
returned to the city. Mrs. Jeffries
has been in Minneapolis since the
early part OF the summer. They
will continue to make their home at
the Ferry house.
/ have about 225 acres of hay land
on the s. E. a Sec. 20 and N. W.
a Sec. SO, Twp. / 03 R. 81. Any one
desiring to rent hay land, call at
the Mitchell National bank for terms.
J. G. Lehman.
Mrs. W. J. Healey and Mildred
returned home to Cincinnati Saturday
morning after a very pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in the city
Mr.. Healey will meet them in
Chicago and accompany them home.
0. H. Perry and wife arrived
home Thursday evening from their
trip to West Superior, Wis. Mrs. Perry
and daughter have been there several
months and Alderman Perry went
up to remain several weeks and come
home with them.
M. L. BoDb's condition continues
worse and he seems to be failing
right along. The paralysis that over.
came him partially several months
ago is becoming more general. His
many friends in the city and country
will very much regret to learn of his
poor condition.
Dee Noble left Friday morning fol
Mason City, Iowa and will visit
there a few days. He will go from
that point to Omaha, where he will
enter a school to acquire the art OF
embalming and will take care of that
branch of the business for the firm
of Noble & Shaw, when the latter
leaves for the east.
Glen Rowley broke his foot across
the instep Sunday evening. He was
riding a pony when the animal
slipped and fell. The lad was partly
beneath the pony when it went down
and his foot was caught. DR..
Dundass was called in to reduce the
fracture. The boy will be laid uI
a month on account Of the accident.
Myers & Rothenberger have now
completed the arrangement of Their
photograph gallery and it was
opened to the public Sunday. The
gentlemen have placed an ADVERTISE
ment in the columns Of The
Republican to call attendition tc
their new gallery. Give them a cal!
when you are in need Of anything il
their line of business.
The Fedora Land Co., is the title
of a new real estate firm that has
been established at Fedora, in the
western part of Miner county. The
I'LL 10 VI N. In. I1ylldlu.
M. Peterson and j. A. Swift. The
gentlemen r each hustlers and with
d good list Of lands to start with
they will doubtless be instrumental
in bringing some new settlers into
Miner and the adjoining counties
Mrs. George Bomgardner arrived
Thursday afternoon from Hammond.
La, to make an extended visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Prescott. In writing of his wife's
coming Mr.. Bomgardner confided il
each member of the family of heJ
arrival, and that it was to be a sur
prise to the others. It took quite {
little scheming for them all to gel
to the depot without the knowledg,
of the other. The family will SETTLE
with George when he comes.
Citizens of Mitchell and Dawson
county. Kindly call at VIM Koch'
harness shop and examine his lin,
of whips before buying elsewhere, al
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