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

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For sale,.--Two secondhand head
ers by VIM. Koch. Both are in good
e pair.
Mrs. Robert Scotield. of Greenwood,
Wis, arrived in the city to make a
visit with her sister, Mrs. f. S.
Turney.
.. Q. Bras returned home We'd
morning from Washington Springs,
where he had been to attend a teach
ers institute.
Col. j. M. Greene, of Chamberlain,
was In the city Wednesday and left
on theafternoon passenger for Mime
apoils and thence to Duluth.
Miss Stella Boyd arrived from
Chicago Wednesday. to make a
visit at the home of DR.. S. j. Moore.
She came via Minneapolis, where she
visited before continuing her journey.
Charles Burnight left Wednesday
Tor Mason City, Iowa, and expects
to be gone about two months. He
has been quite sick for the past six
weeks and will remain with his sister
there until he recuperates.
Miss Mary Barry, of Utica, Mimi,
who has been making her home in
this city for the past year. left for
her former home on the Milwaukee
road this morning. She was ac-
companied by Miss Nora Kinney of
this city. The will stop on their
way at Sanborn. Iowa, Minneapolis
and Winona, MINI.
While in the city yesterday Waldo
Geltch, the violinist. made arrange
ments with Mrs. Maude Silsby-Nich-
OILS and Miss Gertrude Becker to ac-
company him to Armour in about two
weeks to give a concert there under
the auspices of the Eastern Star Chap
ter. The Armour people can be as
sured of hearing n of the best con-
certs that has ever been given in that
town.
Mrs. John Abraham departed We'd
nesday for an extended eastern visit.
She will stop at Chicago for a short
time and will continue her journey
to points in New York state. Her
! niece, Miss Ada Rowlee, who has
been visiting with her for several
months, accompanied her as far as
Mason City. Miss Rowlee Will visit
there and at Minneapolis and event.
ually return to her home at Los
Angles. Cal.
F.. @. Newbury has commenced
the erection of another building at
the greenhouse in order to have more
room for the cultivation Of flowers.
The new addition will be 26xl15, and
it will contain 5000 feet of glass.
When the addition is finished MI.
Newbury will have an area Of Ii, SCOTT
Of glass to cover the houses devoted
to the cultivation of flowers. The
new building will be used practically
for roses. There is not another
greenhouse in the state that. will
compare in size to the industry car
ried on by the Newburys.
A. B. McKeel has given up his
position on the road and IN the
future will be associated with H. H.
Motley in the hardware business.
Mr.. Nickel purchased the interest
in the partnership of Smith g. Motley.
and they are invoicing at the present
time. The firm name will be known
as Motley & Nickel. Mr.. Mckee
is a good business man and the two
together ought to make a strong
team, Mr.. Smith has made his ar.
rangements to move to Long Beach.
Cal., and with his wife will leave ONT
day next week to make his future
home. He will engage in some
business pursuit.
G. f. Vermi]yea is branching Out
in the dry goods business, having
recently purchased store in Spencer
S. D. Speaking OF the transfer thu
News of that place has the following
sc. e. Vermilyea, Of Mitchell, who
purchased a. H. Janke'S store OF thi:
J, place last week, writes that he in
j tends to clean up the stock and pu.
lin a first class line Of general mer
chandise being especially strong OF
the dry goods line. He promises
first class store in every respect, ant
will employ sales people who vii
build up the trade. He has gon'
f to New York this week where he viii
, purchase a full supply OF goods witt
the view of making this store secon'
; to noue west of Sioux Falls"
t Herman Schultz was in the cit
Tuesday from his farm north
east Of town and said that he los
about II. acres of wheat by fire abou
2 noon. He thinks the fire was set b
co,,o ,orcop Irivipr hv and carplaSS