The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-11

BOFn, TO MT. and MRS. Frank ReQ-
ford, Thursday, July 81, a on.
VIM. Koch sells the Kickapoo bind
ing Irvine. Farmers who have used
it give it a hearty endorsement.
r. w. Corliss.' Of Omaha, has been
visiting at the home Of @. j. Bliss
and returned home Jhis morning.
Mr.. and Mrs y. e. Wells and son,
Earl, left Thursday for Canton to
spend the national holiday with rel
atiyes. They retuggned Monday.
Be sure to look over our stock Of
Feed grinders, Corn Shelters, Har-
ness etc, before buying.
E: B. Van Alstine.
"A. q. Hoon and wife arrived
Saturday afternoon from Armour to
make a visit with Hrs. Hoon's par
ents. Mr.and Mrs. NJ. M. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Edna Tracy, and daughter,
Miss Floy, who have been visiting at
the home of G. II. Kibbee, departed.
Thursday for their home at Wich-
tia, Kan.
Mrs. W. p. Upton, who has been.
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Rogers, returned home to
Armour Thursday being joined.
here by Mr.. Upton.
Mrs. Bessie Cook, who has been
llclerking in Vermilyea's store, left
Thursday for Mazomanie. Wis,
Ito make a visit Of several weeks.
She was accompanied by her neice,
Ethel Blynn.
Coe 1. Crawford, Of Huron was in
the city Thureday to argue a motion
before Judge Smith concerning a case
in Sanborn county. E. E. Wagner,
Of Alexandria, was the opposing at
torney, who vas also present.
Prof. Jesse Brumbaugh was in the
city an route to Flandreau, where
he will teach in the institute which
commenced this week He is now
connected with DePauw University,
Gfeencastle IND.
Jos. Herbert has been visiting at
home for couple Of weeks ard re-
turned to Chicago Saturday to
resume his studies in the ChicagoAr
Institute. Joe is making fine pro-
4 gress in his art studies.
YousWill never wish to take IAN
other dose Of pills il you once try
Ghamberlain's stomach & Liver
Tablets. They are easier to take and
more plesaantinseffect. They cleanse
the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels. For sale by Z. o. Gale.
j. R. Milliken has purchased the
~residencesof j. 4. Morrow on the
corner Of Fourth and Duff streets,
1.-THE place now being occupied by g.
Beebe and family. Mr.. Milliken
and family expect to get possession
of their residence the latter part OF
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Wingfield will
move into the residence on Sanborn
street, near the corner of Sixth. II
is a new house just erected by Chas.
Perry. He stated that he could rent
three or four more houses right away
and he thinks he will start in or
another residence soon.
Glen Hopkins came home from
Sioux City Thursday, having beer
down there to take the test ii
Browns Business College. He passed
the test in stenorgaphy and short
hand in avery satisfactory manner
and expects to return to Sioux Cit,
WA couple of months to accept /
position. v,
A magnificent rain covered this en-
, tire section yesterday afternoon, ant
lasted about an hour. The precipi
tation amounted to IA inches. Wfily
! the rain had the effect Of bringing
: the various celebrations to a clos
2 at an earlier hour in the day We
the rain was a very welcome thing
E-iRT .LL-n HstE ~
{ The crops will be greatly improves
! by the rain, and things will fairl
: hum from now on.
Captain o. W. Coursey went up t
Virgil Saturday to spend Sun.
day. He returned to Woonsocke
Z Monday and that evening Capital;
! Coursey mustered in the Woonsock
! ct band as the second regiments
: band. The organization received ii
+ appointment as the regimental ban
3 this week from the hands of Adjr
: tant General Conklin. The band cor
tains IS members but only % wei
= mustered in, as the limits place
: at number and because some Of th
boys are too young.
Dr.. He. Shuntz, OF Mt. Vernon
it Iowa, was in in the city this morr
ing and had a brief visit With M
and Mrs. Il. D. Butterfield while Q
v his way to Canton. Dr.. Shuntz
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