The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-24
I. N. Grow writes hail insurance.

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Miss Anna Ryburn, Of Alexandria,
drove over Wednesday afternoon 10
visit her sister, Mrs. E. E. King.
Mccormick and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manner. VIM. Koch sells
them.
M. L. Hitchcock arrived Wednes-
day flom Anamosa. Iowa, to
visit his two sons. A. e. and II. E.
Hitchcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reierson went
to Canton and Sioux Falls Wednes.
day to make a visit of several days
with relatives.
Mrs. L. II. Nabinger. proprietor of
the Central house, is very Ill at the
present time. Her many friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. W.. N. Brown, who has been
visiting with the Misses Duncan for
several days. left Wednesday for
her home at Wheaton. Mimi.
Jos. Wayman is building a new res
idence on the corner of east Fourth
and Burr streets. 1t is nearly com
pleted and is an attractive looking
home.
Mrs. Z. F. Wickhem and sisters,
Miss Hayes and Miss O'Connel, came
over from al exandria Wednesday
and are guests of Mrs. Frank B.
Smith.
Asa Dodd, who recently disposed of
his interests in the Mitchell Fruit
Co. contemplates taking a trip to the
state Of Washington within a few
weeks.
Eugene McGovern, Of the firm of
A. T.. McGovern & Sons, left We'd
nesday for a trip of two or three
weeks, which he will spend in the
Black Hills country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Calder, Of
Plankinton, ale going to give up their
residence at that place and have ar
ranged to move to Cameron, Mo.
They will go the latter pat OF this
week.
W. N. Hollands returned Wednes-
day from Salem. He had been
over there to inspect a new incan-
descent lamp which has a brilliant
lighting power. He expects to putin
some here.
Rev. j. A. Derome, of Plankinton,
who is we'll known in Mitchell, has
rendered his resignation as pastor OF
the Congregational church to take
effect Oct. IT. Mr.. Derome has
preached in P%lankinton about two
years and his work has been success.
full.
The Cudahy Packing Co. have
changed the headquarters in The
city to a building near D. w. Col
Inns agricultural implement house
MI. Bately and his force had to Civ
place in the elevator for the grair
that will soon come in from the bar
vest.
Misses Marjorie Ruth, Perle Rich
ards and Josephine Willkomm re
turned Wednesday from Letcher.
Tuesday evening the young ladie
gave a musical and Evolutionary en-
tertainment in the opera house AM
they said they had a large and appre
ciative audience. The young ladie
are proficient in their lines and Cal
give a most enjoyable entertainment
Cement walk construction is bein
carried on this summer and quite
good deal will be laid before the sea
son ends. At present a walk is bein
laid on west Third street by L. Beck
with from the corner Of Main back
the alley. An iron grating will b
put at the entrance to the cellar. !
twelve-footwalk will also be laid o
Main street from Fifth street mort
to Sixth.
t The Electric Co. has about hnishe
making the connections of electrl
light wires in the library buildin
and will be ready to turn on I'll
lights most any time now. The ele'
trio light fixtures are Of oxidize
metal and are very attractive. Wine
the lights are in operation it
thought the building will be we
lighted. MI. Hollands has take
pains to do some nice work in tt
building.
T. J. Lassiter, Of Smithtield, N. G
editor of the Herald, is in the cit.
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. n
Smith. MI. Lassiter has been 0:
to Denver and Salt Lake City as
delegate to the National Editor