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

Born, to MI. and Mrs Jacob
Koch. jr., Monday, June 2, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Swift, Sunday, June /, a daughter.
Mrs. r. N. Kratz went to Sioux
City Monday to remain a few
days with Prof. II. e. Kratz and
family.
Mrs. d. L. Tenney left Monday
morning for Ripon, Wis.,, being
called there by the serious illness of
her mother.
Buy the new John Deere corn plant
er, the finest thing on the market,
sold by d. W. Collins. I also carry
a full line of John Deere plows and
%cultivators.
See VIM. Koch's farm machinery
for corn cultivation. He handles the
Moline line exclusively and the repu-
tation Of these goods are sufficient to
guarantee they are the bestmade
Spring work harness, of good quail
! ty, is sold by Vim. Koch They are
the best made and will give good SER
vice. Whips robes, Blankets, etc.
Best work done in repair department..
Rev. W. N. Coffee and family went
to Sioux Falls this morning to be
present at the funeral services over
the remains of Mr.. Coffee's father.
who died in Chicago yesterday, aged
64 years. The remains will reach
Messrs. Wade, McDonough, Prem
tice and Miner spent Sunday in the
city with e. O. Garrett. The gem
tlemen are representatives of the
American Book Co. who are travel
ing over the state in the interests
of the company.
Paities coming in from the north
west part of the county report that
a good rain fell in some sections
there Sunday. The rain seemed
to come in spots, and was not gener-
al. In the vicinity of the poor farm
the precipitation was quite heavy.
You will never wish to take an
other dose OF pills if you once try
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver
Tablets. They are easier to take and
more pleasant in effect. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale by L. o. Gale.
DR.. ". E. Crane and r. d. Pres
colt went to Big Stone Lake, in the
north part of the state, Saturday
Evening and for the next two weeks
will devote their time to fishing
in the waters of that popular resort.
THE gentlemen make this annual
pilgrimage to the lake at this time
of the year.
Judge Smith went over to Howard
Monday. A couple Of fellows
stole some horses there recently and
they we're ready to plead guilty
Judge Smith will hear their plea
and sentence them to terms in the
~penitcntiary, which are liable to be
long, for the reason that both
offenders have been before Judge
Smith on the same charge.
Jas. A. Wilson Of Armour, was in
the city I've night in consultation
with the directors of the Freeland
Extension Mining and Milling Co.
MI. Wilson will move to Idaho
Springs, COL, next week and take
charge of the company's mine as
manager. Mr.. Wilson is well known
by many of our citizens. The Free
land company has secured a valuable
man for manager.
G. W. Mckinley, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Omaha road, was
in the city over night and returned
home, to Sioux City this morning.
Concerning the possibility of the
Omaha establishing a night train
service out of Mitchell for St. Paul
and Minneapolis MI. Mckinley said
the matter had got no farther than
it was five months ago, and he was
unable to state what the head Off.
Gals would do regarding the train.
A new cement walk. is being LAID
on the north side of the .Presbyter:
ian church and in front of the resi-:
dence OF r. N Kratz. "A walk will
also be. laid in front of the church
property. Mr.. Scheurenbrand states
that he has a great many contracts
ahead for cement sidewalk building
and that doubtless more feet OF
cement walk will be laid this year in
Mitchell than any previous year.
The city council has also laid out a
number Of new street crossings that
will be put down in cement this
season..
Frank Glow and wife, f. Linn and
Wilbur Exter. OF , Canova, spent
Sunday in the city with the Presba
and Shelmadine families. Mr.. Glow
brought his party over from Canova
in his automobile, making the trip