The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10

&AN lDCl warmly VCCGlHEu%II
she ever comes this way again.
The next benefit for the Woman's
Library Association will occur on
Thursday evening, April l6, when.
DIR. Schussier and Miss Georgia
Kober Will give a recital at the opera
house. Miss KobeI was formerly a
Mitchell girl, but has risen high in
the musical world as, an accom-
3plished pianist. DR.. Schussler is a
fine bass singer and stands high in.
the musical circles of Chicago, which
city is the home OF these two must
clans.
John Deere plows and c%nitivators
are the best on the market. Sold by
D. W. Collins.
For sale cheap-One potato planter.
one potato digger, and one potato
cutter. Inquire of A. B. Seaton.
An exhibition of the Hapgood disc
gang ploW will be given close to the
city on Saturday, April 18th. Gall
at my store for further particulars.
E .B. VanAlstine.
]. Q. Walrath, s~ecretary Of the
Commercial Mutual Fire Association,
OF this city, attended a meeting Of
the mutual companies OF tile state
at Aberdeen and returned home
Wednesday.
ID. g. West, who will be remenl-
bered as a former resident of this
county, has started in the newspaper
business at Wakonda. He published
his first paper a week or two ago,
but he did not favor this Office with
q copy.
kfmball is having a telephone sys-
TEN installed at the present time,
and will soon be ready Tor use. The
charges out there are quite reason
able. A business phone costs but
$3.50 and a residence phone SI-per
month.
ID. b. Miller's automobile IS out Of
the running for a short time. He
said the oil failed to feed properly
into one Of the ball bearings on the
front wheel and that it set and broke
the balls. The wheel has to be sent
to Chicago for repairs.
a nice top buggy, leather trimm-
ed, for forty dollars at Collins Cash
Implement House.
j. a. Blum, of South Omaha,
sNeb., arrived in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Blum is one of the manage
'ers of the Cudahy Packing Co., ana
came over to Mitchell to make bis
initial visit to the plant which has
just been opened. and spent the nay
in conference with Manager Bately.
a. R. Kibbee has purchased G. e.
Browns improved farm in Plano
township about IL miles northeast
Of this city. Mr.. Brown has decided
to remove to Mitchell and buy a
home. His daughter is one Of the
teachers in the city schools, having
started in after the holiday vacation.
st. Bernard Commandery will hold
its usual Easter services in the
Masonic hall Sunday afternoon. Invi-
tations have been sent out to the Sir
Knights living in surrounding towns
who are members of this Command
cry inviting them to attend the
Easter services. Rev. John Fl. Bah
cock will i & sa.et the services.
Farming operations in all parts CT
the county are now well under way.
Although the season is alittle late
the ground is in verygood condition
for sowing wheat. Some farmers are
blowing for corn at the present
time. The conditions seem to be
very encouraging for a good crop
this season.
Webster, Cook s. Co. take a new
advertising space in The Capital to-
day. This is the new firm that pur.
chased the business of w. Fl. Webster
& Co. The gentlemen are reliable in
all their dealings, and they have a
very large and complete stock Of
hardware from which to make selec-
tions. When in town call and see
them.
The Eriying Park Association ex-
poets to have a series of matinees
this summer, in which local trotting
land pacing horses will have a chance
to show their speed. The first matt.
nee will be held On May rs. On thai
!date Samuel Webber and M. II.
lGcsche will have a trotting match fol
their horses, and a number of Other
races will be arranged for at the sam.
time.