The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-05-30

Manchester.
For sale, cheap.-A ladies good
second hand bicycle.
4O2 east Seventh street, City.
+. w. Virgins, Of Worthing, and
Miss Genevieve Fenner, of White
Lake, were united in marriage
by Rev. T.. FL. Youngman at
his home Wednesday evening. The
couple departed Thursday for
Worthing.
IT you want the best lister on the
market buy John Deere and if you
want the best cultiyator for listed
corn buy the Badger. Nothing equal
to it on the market. Solo by d. w.
Collins.
| Moline buggies, Stoughtcn wagons
for sale by VIM. Koch. He has the
Stanhope and all the latest designs
in buggies. They are standard
makes and Mr.. Koch carries COM
plete line of them.
Jay a. Dundass left Thursday
for Omaha, Neb., to begin work as
a travelling representative for the
Beat En- All Soap Co. and will as
sumo his new territory on Monday of
next week. Mrs. Dundass expects to
join her husband shortly after school
closes.
Frank Fuller is now out of Jail. A
few days ago he appeared before JUS
uice Mckinley and paid fine of $25
for conducting a gambling house.
His original fine was $50 and half of
it he paid by confinement in the
county Jail, but the days were get
ting too long to finish the fine in
that way.
Plankinton Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. Hoff, Miss Lillian Patterson
and Allie Shepherd came up from
Mitchell Friday evening to be present
at the alumni association gathering
at the high school building Friday
|eyening. Refreshments were served
and most enjoyable evening spent,
both by graduates and their former
teachers. 1t is a popular organiza
tion and will hereafter hold annual
meetings.
County Treasurer Kelsey drove
home Tuesday afternoon from a
! trip to his ranch in Buffalo county.
| He says his cattle are doing nicely
on the grass this spring and in the
drive from Mitchell to his ranch he
said he never saw the grass doing as
nicely as this season: Mrs. Kelsey
is at present visiting with relatives
in Illinois. departing from the ranch,
where she went several months ago.
| The greatest skin specialist in
America originated the formula for
Banner Salve. For all skin diseases,
all cuts or sores, and for piles, its
the most healing medicine. Be-
ware Of substitutes. S. Fl. Scallin:
| Ralph and Marie Mcdonald arrived
Tuesday afternoon from Spokane
Falls, WASH, to make a visit with
their grandmother, Mrs. DR.. Nc
Donald. Mrs. McDonald's son, Wal
ter, is seriously i'll at Montreal,
Ont, where he went on a business
! trip few weeks ago. At one time
it was thought he could not recover
but the latest information from him
was that he was some better.
| Gottleib Scheurenbrand and his
force of men commenced Tuesday to
Hay the cement gutter from the corner
Of Second street to Railroad street or
the west side. A cement crossing
will also be laid west from the opera
house corner. Some repairs are being
made on the cement walk at the
Shamrock restaurant corner. With
this cement gutter finished each
side of Main street for distance OF
three blocks will be provided with
cutters and catch basins sufficient tx
carry off the surface water.
The board of education has decided
to change the night OF the gradua.
tion exercises of the high school from
Friday evening to Thursday evening,
June S. The change is made to ac.
commodate the coming Of the inter,
state oratorical contest which wa;
set for the same evening, June g.
Two orators from North Dakota
and two from South Dakota viii
compete for the supremacy of the
two states. This is the first meet.
ing of the association Mitchell ha!
had, although it has contributed
I several orators in years past.
Patrick Tiffany was liberated Tues
: day from the Jail OF Dawson county
He was sentenced there 80 days ago by
Judge Garland of the United State!
district court, Patrick having pleaded
guilty to the charge of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails
Tiffany was also fined 500. He wa
sent out to Chamberlain this after
5 noon and will appear before United
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