The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-11
NanA lstine be sells bicycles.

Mccormick corn binders stand at the
mead for clean, good reliable work.
sold by VIM. Koch.
b. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
ment of buggles and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
Mrs. W. M. Jones has been visiting
with friends at Pierre and came
nome Saturday morning.
Miss Madge Corwin left Saturday
for Alexandria, where she will
teach in the public schools this win
ter.
Henry BREATHE arrived Saturday
from Minneapolis to make ID visit
with his nephew, Frank MAYNARD,
and family.
Mrs. LEM NJ. Owen has been visit
ing with friends at Chamberlain
during the past week and came home
Saturday morning.
County Treasurer Haynes has
moved into the residence he pur-
chased of a.. A. Truax on west
Fourth Street.
Mrs. Abraham Boynton went to
Wagner Saturday to remain a
few days with Col. Boynton. who
is staying in the bank.
A.. t. McGovern & Sons Office some
attractive bargains in their adver-
t%isenent today. and your attention
is directed to the same.
Berton Allen, of Richmond. H.,
arrived Friday afternoon with a
view OF locating here and conducting
a stock ranch. He is a nephew Of
Frank Weller.
Miss Minnie Grace, who accompan-
led the Mitchell party on the trip to
the national encampment Of the G..
a. r. at SanFrancisco, CAL, arrived
home Friday afternoon.
W. S. Montgomery. editor of the
Greenfield, linda, Daily Republican,
was in the city Saturday, having been
out west on a real estate deal. He
went to Minneapolis this afternoon.
B. H. Willard, Of Artesian. presi-
dent Of the Artesian State bank, and
r. e. Dowdell drove over Friday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Dowdell left on the
morning train for Boone. Iowa, and
Mr.. Willard returned home.
Rev. IF. L. Forbes moved his fam
lily here Friday from Dell Rapids.
Mr.. Forbes is associated in the work
with the Episcopal church land al
ternates between Chamberlain and
Woonsocket. They are occupying the
Born residence on west Seventh
street.
c. G. Bras has finished making his
tours Of the teachers institutes of
the state. He started out the first
week in June and has been on the 90
ever since. During that time he has
visited twenty-eight Institutes in
the interests Of the South Dakota
Educator.
Chas. Ferguson has equipped his
store with a new line Of display sho
cases that stand on the floor and
act in the capacity of a counter.
They add very much to the appear
ance OF his place. Mr.. Ferguson has
also just established a cash carrier
system with two stations that will
facilitate the transaction of his BUSH
ness.
Captain Thos. Briggs, Of Co. d.
has received information from his at
torney at Washington that he has
teen granted a pension for disability
that he acquired in the Philippines
while a member OF the South Dakota
regiment. His ailment is an internal
arrangement. Capt. Briggs does not
know as yet how much his pension
will amount to per month, but very
likely it will be Sc or So, the sum that
one or two other Philippine soldiers
here are drawing at the present time.
Miss Mary Windle arrived home
Saturday after an absence Of
nearly two months, having gone
early in July to attend the national
educational association meeting in
Boston. While away Miss W1ndlc
has taken-a course in her music work
in order to better fit herself for
teaching music in the city schools.
While at ST. Joseph, Mich, Miss
Windle was unfortunate enough as to
sprain her ankle, which has delayed
her coming home sooner.
A. a. Iruax and family, have
moved into their new residence on
the corner of Fourth and Sanborn
streets. 1t is one of the most at