The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-07
VanAlstine he sells bicycles.

VanAlstlne he sells bicycles.
Postmaster Fish, of Woonsocket,
was in the city Friday.
Mrs. f. Fl. Winsor returned home
from Sioux Falls Saturday afternoon.
Now is the season for corn plows.
3. B. Van Alstine has Fuller s. John
sons full line, also the famous Ohio.
You are going to school, but haven't
seen the beautiful catalogue Of Man
kato Commercial College. 1t is free.
Miss Anna Berg has been at
Woonsocket for several weeks clerk.
ing in Vermilyea & Wilkinson's store,
and arrived home Saturday morning.
Miss Marian Krom, who has been
teaching at Redfield the past year,
arrived IN the city this morning to
visit with D. e. Cassem and family
a few miles east Of the city.
Mrs. Emily Bras Grace, who has
been visiting with relatives at New
Boston, ILL.,, for the past month, ar
rved home Thursday afternoon.
Local and travelling agents wanted.
We pay liberal commission. Refer
ences required. F. W. Meneray,
Crescent Nursery Co., Crescent, Ia.
Mrs. H. Mccormick and daughter,
Miss Fannie, left Friday morning for
Ransom, ILL.,, and other points in
that state. They expect to he away
about a month.
Alexandria defeated Salem in a ball
game at the former place Thursday
afternoon by a score of 6 to 2. Will
and Fred Wells and Oscar Will
Jams helped Alexandria out in the
game.
j. L. O'Donnell, an attorney, of
Joliet, ILL.,, was in the city on some
business matters. MI. O'Donnell
owns a large ranch of 1900 acres near
Kimball and went out and inspected
il before he returned east.
Mccormick mowers and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manner. VIM. Koch sells
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duncan arrived
home Friday afternoon from a trip
Of a month, which they spent in Bos-
ton, Mass. Montreal, Ottawa and
Toronto, Canada. Many Of their rel.
atives live at the Canadian points,
and they formerly lived at the latter
place.
Mitchell Letter Carrier Associa-
ton. No. 498, held a meeting Friday
evening and elected the following
officers: L. J. Ball, president; ]. T.
Coughlin, secretary; L. D. Purdy.
treasurer. Mr.. Ball was elected dele
gate to the national association, to
meet at Syracuse, IN. Y, Aug. 81.
L. D. .Purdy, alternate. 0. A,
Bates was admitted to the mem.
bershlp of the association.
Group instantly relieved. DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. Never fails.
At any drug store.
Fred Widmann is having a wei
drilled in the southeast corner Of hi!
hotel building in order to supply hi!
house when completed with an abund
ance Of water for all purposes. HI
will secure pressure from his engine
that is to be connected with the steam
heating plant and it will be used tt
elevate the soft water to all the batl
rooms on the four floors. BY this ar
rangement he will be independent o
the city water works. The we'll will
be about Is feet deep. and in that vi
entity a never-failing supply is Sc
cured.
E. Helgerson, who resides on a farm
near Letche1, arrived in the city yes
terday from a trip out to the coast
He had been in town but a little tim
until he became intoxicated. Late
in the afternoon or evening as h
was walking up the street when b
he lost his footing from the over-in
diligence Of liquor and fell on th
cement pavement. He Fell in such
manner as to dislocate his shoulder
although it was not known for sever
al hours afterward that he had bee
injured in the fall. He was taken O!
the street and placed in a barn nearb
and along after dark Chief Keit
was informed of the situation and b
removed Helgerson to the Jail. Thi
morning Drs. Dundass and Warne re
duced the fracture of the injure
man.
Woonsccket News: Hugh Jaeger
an employe of Vermilyea & Wilkir
son. was in the city last week, an