The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-05
Buy old Hickory Wagon, the best

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in Chicago.
The best painted wagon in the
market is the Old Hickory and axles
are of best quality black hickory.
d. w. Collins.
]. L. Arney and family and ].
E. Wells went out to Kimball Satur-
day evening to spend a few days
hunting the festive prairie chicken.
M. Fl. Rowley and family have
moved into the Rathbun residence.
on east Sixth street, across the
street from their former location.
Prof. T. II. Hoff and family finished
moving today into the residence on
| the corner of Sixth and Kimball
streets, which he recently purchased,
Stoughton wagons and Moline bug
gies are sold by VIM. Koch. When
you buy a vehicle of either make
you can restassured that you are get
ting value received for your money.
Karl Buskhart has taken a larger
[space today to inform the public of
a shoe sale which he will inaugurate
Sept. Ito 10. He gives some prices
on the shoes that vial be sold at this
sale.
He. Preston retsrned Monday from
Marion, Iowa, where he had been TO
pack up his household goods to ship
to this CITY. Mrs. Preston and the
rest" OF the family will arrive next
week.
Miss Agnes Markham has teen
visiting with relatives at several
pointsiin Iowa. fer the past few weeks
and arrived home Monday morning on
Ihe Milwaukeess Spirit Lake ex-
cuusien.
W. w. Corcoan and family have
just stnoved to Mitchell from Wis
consin- MI. tCDrcoran Bought the
residence just east of Thos. Man
chestar's home and novel his family
in there Saturday. Heis a carpenter
and assemployea ;by, Contractor Kings.
.AaneW cement walk has been laid at
the west side school house from the
building out ITO the street. The
plank walk was washed away during
the fo09 in the searly part of June.
The cement walk is eight feet
in width. Another walk was
laid at the south side school which
is SIX feet in width.
Mn. and Mrs. LAY A. Dundass ar
rived this afternoon from Grand
Island, Neb. Nj Dundass has Civ
en- up his position with the Cheat
EN- ali Soap Ca, and re-engaged
with Tollerton-Stetson having been
\ assigned Territory in the eastern part
of this state and western Iowa. They
have mot decided on their head
A quarters.
Albert Il. Young. of Carthage,
who is visiting with his brother,
fClate Young, in Badger township,
anet with an unfortunate accident
6unday afternoon. He was handling
a revolver and it was discharged
accidentally The ball passed through
his left thigh, inticting a painful
wound. He will doubtless be laid up
from business for some little time.
He is conducting a barber shop at
Carthage.
-CaEds were received Friday
announcing the marriage of Mr..
Harry King and Miss Leila Beryl
Pier. which occurred at the BRIDES
home in Parker Thursday. The
groom is well known in this city,
having been an employee of The
Republican about four years ago.
MI. King now lives at Hartley, Iowa,
where he is conducting a newspaper
of his own. His friends here will
extend their hearty congratulations
over the event.
Hoyt Cox went into the country
Friday morning to take some pictures
Of farm scenes from which h%alf-tones
plates will be made for the Dawson
county book that is in course of prep
aration by The Republican, and will
be issued some time next month.
Orders have been taken of the real
estate men for over 5000 copies of
the book and it will be an excellent
advertising feature for the county.
Some extra copies of the book will
be printed and they will be on sale
at this Office.
The Milwaukee excursion train
which left here Sunday morning for
Spirit Lake, Iowa, carried % Mitch
ell people to the summer resort. One
of the excursionists said that it was
the most orderly crowd he ever saw
on the train. There was not a drunk
visible and no LIQUOR Of any kind was !
displayed on the train. The day
was a very pleasant one at Spirit
Lake and they saw an interesting
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