The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-24

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bates.
Wednesday, July %, a daughter.
Mrs. r. z. Edison, of Minneapolis,
is visiting at the home of her father,
J.. A.. Fosdick.
Geo. A. Johnston and Lucille came
home Wednesday afternoon from
points in Iowa.
Now is the season for corn plows.
e. B. Van Alstine has Fuller & John
sons full line, also the famous Ohio.
Miss Alice Grace left Thursday
for Ponca, Neb.. to visit with rela-
tives. She will also 90 to Dubuque.
Iowa, before she returns.
Senator Kittredge passed through.
the city Thursday on his way
home to Sioux Falls from Il trip out
on the Sioux reservation.
The Milwaukee freight going north
Friday morning at II O'Clock carried
away a large number of summe tour
lists to North Dakota. They leave Il
country where the harvest is in pro-
VI " II SoblIlt ~ Liz IL Il llol
commenced.
John Deere flows and cultivators
are the best on the market. Sold by
D. ". Collins.
Miss Alice %Spangler has been visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. JOHN Burke
at Rapid City. for the past two
months and returned home Wednes-
day afternoon, and resumed her place
as cashier in Rathbun's grocery this
morning.
At the Holy Family church each
morning at 1870 O'Clock Mass is held
during the week in memory Of Pope
Leo NH. The service differs but
little from the usual morning Mass,
but the vestments are in black for
the dead Pope. The Mass is con-
Quoted by the Very Reverend Dean
Shea.
About eighteen months ago Mr.. w.
S. Manning, of Albany. N. Y, widely
known in ira de circles as the repre-
sentative of the Albany Chemical Co..
was suffering from a %protracted at
tack of diarThoea. 81 tried Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy he SAYS, s'and obtained
immediate relief. / cheerfuIly rec.
ommend this medicine to those SINH.
larry afflicted Sold by all druggists,
!, Hans Demuth. editor Of the Siou,
) Falls Nachrlchten-Hera came owe.
! Thursday and left for Emery or
the Milwaukee road. Mr.. Denuth il
quite a musician and recently com
posed a march, "Sioux Falls Elks.'
which he dedicated to the Elks 0
that city. 1t is a spirited compost
ton and reflects much ability on tn
part Of the composer. He presente,
/. The Republican editor with a copy O
S the march and left a number Of cop
les on safe at Nichols's music store
= The Mitchell Fruit Co. got in
pretty quick shipment of a carloa
Of fruit from California Monday b
e freight. The car was enroute fror
the Pacific coast state just eight days
the regular time for express bein
# five days. The fruit was in splendi
condition, the refrigerator car servic
keeping 1T as nice as when pickle
Is from the trees. Mr.. Dickson state
; that the business of the company
very good, and that yesterday S
many orders were received from var
ie Gus parts of the state that they coui
J. not be filled. The company has an eA
cellent territory to work upon an
:, with the fine train service the frui
can be handled quickly and while
is still fresh.
al The circus which was here la!
ia week left its impress on the youthf1
IT. mind pretty strong and since the
1e two famous aggregations have bee
o. effected. Yesterday one aggregate
re traversed the streets from the ed
m side and another came in from tt
" west side this morning. The ,latt
had as many as seven or eight hors
or in the parade, ridden by acrobat
D. and a vehicle, that might be cor
~ strued as a chariot, contained tt
only lady visibly connected with I'll
/. show. The perform ers of both a
= gregations were rugged up in fanta
iA tic costumes and the whole was
70 pretty good example Of youthf
American ingenuity. They were n
az outdone by the older circuses. al
- gave a free performance at Il
9 ground before the big show began.
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A. j. R. Brown made his second co