The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-06


A good road wagon for $50.
D.. W. Collins.
Born, Saturday, May, 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. Berry Weyman, a daughter.
l have the finest line Of buggies on.
the market with prices that are
right. d. W. Collins.
For sale. -Millet seed at the Sam
Whyte warehouse.
Truax s. Belts Elevator Co.
Miss Helen Smith, the assistant
teacher from Redfield, is in the city,
the guest Of Miss Patterson, with.
whom she expects to visit severa!
days.
The finest corn planters and cult
vators On the market are those made
by the John Deere Plow. CO. Their
sulky and gang plows have no equal.
Sold by d. w. Collins.
Prof. f. II. Hoff goes to Woon-
socket tomorrow to begin his work as
one Of the teachers in the county in
stitute. His last week in school will
be taught by Mrs. Hoff.
Lewis Fox and wife came up from
Trip this morning and went over
to Sioux Falls to remain through the
republican state convention. Mr..
Fox is the editor Of the Trip Led
ger.
MI. and Mrs. O.. NJ. Haislet, of
Sioux City, are visiting with Mrs.
Haislets' parents, G. A. Carlson,
south OF town. Mr.. Haislet will go
to Pipestone soon to establish a
newspaper.
Moline buggies, Stoughtcn wagons
for sale by VIM. Koch. He has the
Stanhope and all the latest designs
in buggies. They are standard
makes and Mr.. Koch carries a COM
plete line Of them.
The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner Salve. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores. and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be-
ware Of substitutes. S.--H..Scallin.
S. S. Bately received a cablegram
today at noon announcing the safe
arrival yesterday OF Mrs. Bately and
daughter, Miss Lillian, at Liverpool,
England. Their many friends will
be glad to know of their safe arrival.
Mrs. Joseph Harker received a tele-
gram Saturday evening of the serious
illness of her mother at Colorado Sp.s
Col. She vas unable to leave for
that place until Monday morning and
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Pearl.
0. L. Branson arrived home from
Tyndall today. He delivered the
address before the Grand Army and
citizens of that town yesterday at
the Decoration Day exercises, which
he said were largely attended by
people in the surrounding country.
1t is noticeable in many parts of
the city that people are painting up
the exterior their houses, which
ACIDS much to the attractiveness Of the
residence part OF the city. 1t is a
good work and ought to be kept up
until every residence in the city that
needs it is treated in the same man
ner.
Geo. H. Rathman, OF Sioux City,
was in the city yesterday and today
and returned this morning. Mr..
Rathman is now the cashier Of the
Live Stock National bank, which
has worked up a fine business at
the Onion stock yards. MI. Rathman
was a former resident Of Mitchell
and his numerous old friends were
indeed glad to see him again and
to learn that he was prospecting 50
nicely down there.
The Twentieth Century Club has
] dNJOulLCO lol CliC oOIIllCl. anu WIFI
resume it's meetings again Oct. LIST.
At the recent meeting of the club
with Mrs. G. r.. Vermilyea the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. D.
NJ. Tiffany; vice president, Mrs. r.
E. Ruth; secretary, and treasurer.
Mrs. c. w. Johnston; historian,
Mrs. Geo. H. Rev.
Frank A. Hammer moved his stock
of drugs to Ethan today ana in the
future he will conduct his business
at that place. Mr.. Hammer has
been in the drug business in this
city for the past twenty-five years,
and is practically the oldest business
house in Mitchell. He is a very
pleasant gentleman and The Republi-
can and his numerous friends will
regret his departure very much in
deed. The firm will be known as the
Ethan Drug Co., in which O. L.
Branson, OF this city, and w. S. Sny-
der. of Ethan. will he iptaraSted