The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-27

milf. South Side.
/ have the finest line Of buggies on
the market with prices that are
right. d. w. Collins.
Miss Della Spooner came home
yesterday afternoon after visiting
nearly a week with relatives at Elk
Point.
Miss Mary Windle came up from
Sioux City this afternoon to make a
visit Of several weeks with her sister.
Mrs. s. Il. Scallin.
For sale. Mill seed at the Sam
Whyte warehouse.
Truax s. Belts Elevator co.
Miss Jennie White, who has been
teaching in the Minneapolis public
schools has returned to spend tile
vacation with her mother.
Everett Smith and Ed Leellan went
over to Huron this morning to at
tend the democratic state convention.
The other delegates will very likely
go tomorrow.
III you want the best lister on the
market buy a John Deere and if you
want the best cultivator for listed
corn buy the Badger. Nothing equal.
to it on the market. SOLD by d. w.
Collins.
Mrs. NJ. e. Bobb and granddaugh-
ter, Lucille, left this morning for
Richland Center. Wis. to make a
visit and will accompany DR.. and.
Mrs. B. A. Bobb home on their re-
turn.
d. ". Moore came down from
Grand Forks, N. D., Saturday to
remain over Sunday with relatives.
Verne is doing a fine business at
Grand Forks and his many friends in.
Mitchell were very glad to see him.
again.
YouSWill never wish to take an
other dose Of pills if9you once try
|Chamberlain'ss Stomach & Liver
ITablets. They are easierstot take and
more p~lesaantin effect. They cleanse
1.-THE stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale by L.sO. Gale.
Rev. r. N. Kratz went over to
Madison Friday afternoon. to at
tend the Cnantauqua which opens
there today, and will remain in SEES
sion until July 6. Mr.. Kratz has
caarge.of the Sunday school normal
department. and over which he has
51presided for a number of years.
DR.. w. r.. Ball arrived home Sat
urday from Chicago. DR.. Ball
graduated from Rush Medical college
Ion Wednesday Of this week and is
now fully equipped to entez on the
practice of his profession. He has a
, large number of friends in the city
Who will wish him the greatest pos
sible success for his future.
: Presiding Elder Hager went tc
Platte and Wagner Sunday and held
I Quarterly meeting services. While
! away on his trip to that section Mr..
Hager will cross the Missouri rive
! and go into Gregory county to inspect
the new mission field just established
there by the Methodist conference
: At present Rev. MI. Corwin is look
ling after the work.
Police Justice Mckinley has pur
: chased the BeckWith building tina
$ being used by the fire department
: Mr.. Mckinley will make al humble
Of repairs on the building on botl
floors and it will be used byMcKinle
z & Eddy for their business and Justic
: Mckinley will occupy the floor abov
: for living rooms. This purchase vii
: make it necessary for the city council
to provide others quarters in whic.
= to store the fire departments appara
! tus.
w. G. Russ brought in a branch Gu
: from a walnut tree to The Republic
lean office indicates he. will have
large supply in the fall. He has
!. grove of ten acres of walnut tree
. and it is the admiration Of ever
) person who travels that way. n
raised the trees from the seed whic
!, he secured in Missouri and plante
ahoutfthirteen years ago. The tree
= have attained a very fine growt
= and they will average about 81
inches through. MI. Russ has give
: the trees much attention after I'll
first they came up and he thus den
a. o%nstrates what can be done in th
Mt line by careful attention. He e;
es poets that he will be able to gath'
Of about 100 bushels of nuts from I'll
groye in the fall. A gentleman wi
Sc has Travelled in nearly every coun1
ty in the state to secure information #
Il, the making of maps. stated to M
be Russ that he had never seen as fine
hgrove Of walnut trees as were in ey
lYIHanee on his farm.