The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-07-25

Mrs. d. G. Wheeler, of Milwaukee,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. a.
Coffin.
For sale,.-Two secondhand head
ers by VIM. Koch. Both are in good
epair.
Helen Hoon went to Charles City,
Iowa, Thursday to visit with
relati yes.
Miss Esther Richards has been
visiting with friends in Minneapolis
for several weeks and arrived home
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Rehbeck and two
daughters, Of Hanson county visited
on Sunday last with Mr.. and. Mrs.
L. S. Hofstetter, south Of town.
Mrs. r. N. Reierson and children.
departed Thursday for Lacrosse,
Wis, and Mapleton, Mimi, to visit
with relatives for several weeks.
Wanted, six or eight good driving
horses, weight from 1000 to 100
pounds, and from 4 to- years old.
Horses must be in good condition.
Apply at Kelly's Land Agency.
Mrs. Geo. R. Eouthit and chill
dren left Thursday for Craig,
Missouri, to make a visit Of a month
with relatives, stopping enroute at
points in Iowa and Nebraska.
Taken up, n red heifer calf,
about n year old, on the farm Of
IG. w. Brown, IL miles northeast OF
Mitchell. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this
notice.
Philip Lucas left Mitchell Thursday
for an extended eastern visit, and
expects to be away until the latter
part of the winter. He will visit at
points in Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and
will spend some time at Washington.
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Henry Vinegar. of Westgate, Iowa,
spent Friday in the city with G. FL.
Older and family. Mr.. Vinegar was
on his way to Washington Springs
and Hand county to visit his twin sons
who are engaged in farming in those
localities.
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We offer this month, July, a sack
Of Best Flour to the farmer bringing
us the finest sample of corn, wheat,
oats or barley. A liberal sample,
to be pulled showing full growth,
tied to keep straight. Open to all
for n or all Of above kinds deliv-
cred at Office.
Lund's Land Agency.
John G.. Hawley, of Waverly, Va,
arrived in the city Wednesday after.
noon.to attend to some business mat
tiers. Mr.. Hawley said that he res
cued his watch in the Chicago holdup
last week. The fellow was getting
away, through the crowd with his
watch and he caught him anG held
him until the police arrived. The
s65 in money was a dead loss.
Miss Hannah Foley and Miss Mae
Collins left Thursday for Chica-
Igo. Miss Foley, who has been study
ing the Prang Drawing System by
mail, will attend a school where
this system is taught to finish it be-
fore the opening OF school iniSeptem-
Der. Miss Collins will go to Luding-
ton, Mich, for a visit with relatives
before she returns.
VIM. Koch sells the Champion
binder and mower. These two ma.
fchines have the strongest guarantee
behind them Of any two on the mar
ket. You have the assurance Of
getting two Of the finest machines
made when you buy the Champion
brand. Before making your pur.
chase Of binder ormower call at his
place and see the Champions.
Passengers coming down on thu
? : passenger train from the north Thurs
day said that at Ashton Wednesda,
+ evening there wa a very heavy rail-
and hail storm. Three inches o
water fell in a little over an hour
time and the hail did considerable
damage to the growing crops. a
large portion Of the crops wer'
lodged by the excessive rainfall ant
wind that accompanied it.
r The members of Co. D are planning