The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-27

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Bill Poster Purdy hds&thescnriosity
OF the public aroused BY posting
small bills all over the city bearing
theone word ssWhen2s.' The rest will
come later on the installment plan.
The Milwaukee freight which vent
north Thursday had six or eight
emigfant outfits aboard for various
points in the north parton the state.
1t is evident the season is hardly over
yet for$the arrival of the new settlers
INFO the state.
Eastlack & McCaull, of Lisbon,
Iowa. are buying horses in this yicin-
ity. They shipped a carload of heavy
animals to Chicago a few days ago,
and this morning went to Letcher to-
pick up a carload in that vicinity.
They say there is a very good demand
for heavy.horses in the east.
The weather mar in Chicago is
still predicting snow for the north
west, and we presume he will hang to
his predictions until a big fall of the
beautiful. which will then give.
spring weather a chance to get in its.
work. Farmers are patiently await
ing the arrival of suficient warmth.
so that they a get into the ground
%forsspring blowing.
7. W. Lane, of Gam Valley, was in
the city Thursday. For the past week
he has been assisting Hon. II. f..
Hunter c the right Of way for
the Milwaukee road through from
Woonsocket to Washington Springs.
He said the work was all finished in
that line except securing the terms
from the ~non-residents in that
county. Mr.. Lane said that grading
would be commenced OIL the extern
sion about the 10th Of April.
G. ". Priest has disposed OF his
barber shop to q. M, Gillikin. Of
Goldsboro, N. c.. who has taken pos
session of the business. Mr.. Gillikir
has been in Mitchell nearly two
months. Before leaving Goldsbore
he met Everett Smith, who is spend.
ling the winter down there, and ad.
vised if he was comif6gto this countr,
to locate in Mitchell. Mr.. Pries1
says he has not decided what business
he will follow. He has conducted hi!
barber shop for a good many years.
A surprise party was sprung o.
Laurence Robinson last night at tn
residence of Mrs. Inez NJ. Owen
where he has made his home fol tn
past few years. The evening wa
very pleasantly passed with his youn
. lady and gentleman associates, al
: refreshments were served at th
close. Saturday morning Laurenc
: will leave for Yankton to enter tn
college at that place to complete hi
ed1cation,. He has held the for,
r manship of the Educator ocffie *
i several years and has done his wor
. well.
Mrs. Geo. III. Perry and son, Dear
: OF Aberdeen, passed through thescil
Thursday on their way to Siot
Falls. The young man has taken
= fancy to join the navy and he will !
examined by the recruiting ofic'
who is now in Sioux Falls. Dean
It a lad is years old, and it only SCENE
a a few years ago when he was a lit
: boy Of eight years running about Il
l. streets of Mitchell. He was motto
It able for the long curls of light cclort
le hair that he wore. Neither Mr..
le Mrs. Perry objected the slightest
g gratifying the wish Of their so
when he expressed a sudden wish
i join Uncle Sam on the water. De-
is a healthy looking boy and W
+ without doubtpass the examinatio
le a.. B. Rowley went to Woonsock
,g Thursday afternoon and Friday W
le leave for Rensselaer,, Ind, where
ut will remain several weeks. N
rs Rowley is connected with a man
ae featuring company down the
eY which is producing a machine til
at is a wonderful aid in horse shoeir
II prevents the horse from moving
~ his tracks and there is an attae
m ment which is applied to the fetlc
=. which holds the hoof in any positi
ay that the blacksmith desires. 7
nd machines are now being introdut
'ry in the west and they are being
= cepted as a wonderful improvemt
IN on the old method. Johnson
est Burgquist have one of these machll
ere in operation in their shop. MI. RI
IN ley says his family will spend a p