The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-10
vanAlstine he sells bicycles.

VanAlStine he sells bicycles.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Orrell.
Monday, July 6, a ten-pound son.
Rev. S. ]. Surbeck left Tuesday
for Parker to attend a called
meeting of the P%resbytery.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Reamer went
kto Canton Tuesday to spend a few
DAYS at the Epworth Assembly.
Eggs from Purdy's prize winning
White Leghorns, S1.00 per 13 for bal
ance of season. M. D. Purdy.
Mrs. A. Scallin left this morning
for EIkland, Pa, to spend the rest
of the summer with relatives and
friends.
Harness, machine and hand made,
is carried by VIM. Koch. Fine line
of fly nets, lap robes, ETC., for sum-
mer use.
John Bately, who recently finished
a pharmaceutical course in London,
kEngland, has taken a position with
II. H. Ferris as prescription clerk.
H. D. ButterHeld announces in his
advertising space that he will holo
his usual July clearing sale during
the next two weeks, and this always
means good bargains going WI his
counter.
All beneficiary members of the De-
gree of Honor who have not paid
their June expense assessment will
please call at once. Regular meeting
gof D. Of H. will not be held until
Tuesday evening. July IA.
Della M. Stair. Financier.
Rev. H. D. Wizard, Of Huron, cane
in from Plankinton Tuesday, hav-
ing been out there to spend the
Fourth and deliver the address at
the celebration. Mr.. Wizard left on
the morning train for points in Cali
fornla to spend a portion Of the sum-
mel.
Mccormick mowers and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manne VIM. Koch sells
them.
7. W. Edwards, a conductor on the
Omaha road, who makes a portion of
the day passenger run between Mitch
ell and Worthington, has decided to
move to Mitchell just as soon as he
can find a house. Conductor Jones,
who makes the run opposite MI. Ed
wards, will also move here. There
is now some permanency to the run
and both men can live here and be
at home more than at the eastern
end of the run.
Smith & Dawson, who are putting
up the building for the postofice,
have awarded the contract for equip
ping the Office with %postof1ce fixtures.
The Indianapolis Lock Co. gets the
contract and will supply the office
with the most modern of postofice
fixtures. Hereafter owners Of lock
boxes will not have to worry about
losing their key or leaving it at
home. All the lock boxes will It
provided with combinations.
Now is the season for corn plows
b. B. Van Alstine has Fuller g. John
sons full line, also the famous Ohio
One OF the interested attendants d:
the bankers convention is Geo. Fl
Rathman, of Sioux City, president o
the Live Stock National bank
Mitchell is Mr.. Rathman's old hom
and he will be remembered as tein,
Identified with the former Securit
bank. He said that he was great
surprised and pleased at the evidenc
S OF Mitchell's growth in the past fey
sSS years. He thought the city was WEI
~ located in the.state to become a prom
SM lnent place, and that it was always
1s S8& great pleasure for him to come t
Mitchell for a visit with old friends
Now is a good time to have Var
Alstlne put you up a windmill befor
your harvest is on; he sells the Nor
ltor, Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
# A bad looking storm came up frol
lSE The north Tuesday evening a litlt
@ after 6 O'Clock, and for a time
looked like there was going to /
something doing. The rain cam
Gown n torrents and it was accom-
panied by a little hail, but not enoug
10 40 any damage. The rain SCENE
W ofop just over the heart of tt
ety. as hardly enough fell near tt
University to lay the dust. I'll
hfst rain brought AS inches and til
second which came up about
O'Clock, added 20 more.
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