The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-08

from Wagner Saturday evening.
John Deere plows and c%ultivators
are the best on the market. Sold by
d. W. Collins.
John E. Whiting was down from
W~oonsocket Monday, returning on
the afternoon train.
For rent-300 acre asture one mile
from city limits; watered by Fire
steel. Fl. II. Kibbee.
For sale-Yearlings and two-year-
old steers, COWS and heifers; Will sell
for cash or on time. d. Nc Dermaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Patton have
taken rooms at the home of John
Berry, on east Third street for the
present.
Mrs. w. II. Gregory left Thursday
evening for Selby, to make a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred L.
Tiffany.
G. O. Bailey, Of Sioux Falls, ar
rived in the city Monday to at
tend to some law business before the
circuit court.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Smith, Thursday, April 30. a daugh-
ter. The new arrival tipped the
scales at II pounds.
Miss Ella Runnels, of Marion,
Iowa, has taken a position in
Feiguson's Cash Bargain store. She
is a niece of J.. S. Serveson.
Mrs. G. E. Hager arrived home
Friday morning from Mt. Vernon.
where she attended the Womal's
Foreign Missionary convention
Jos. Vickers, who bought the resi-
dence property owned by James T.
Michels on the corner of Second and
Duff streets, moved in Thursday
from his farm southeast of the city.
A.. Nabinger returned from San
Francisco. CAL, Saturday evening,
after a six months visit with his two
daughters, Mrs. VIM. DeKay and Miss
Olive Nabinger. He found them we'll
and reported they were doing nicely.
Rev. DR.. Carson, missionary Of the
Presbyterian church of the state,
occupied the pulpit in the local
church Sunday morning and evening.
The DR.. is always interesting and on
this occasion his sermons were un-
usually so.
c. W.. Johnston is getting in readi-
ness to shingle The Mitchell. He
, put some men to work to make some
repairs on the roof and he found it
> in such condition that he thought
the best way out of it was to put
on a new roof.
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hartwell, who
have been visiting with f. H. Winso1
and family for the past week, left
Friday morning. for their home at
Elkhorn. Wis. Mrs. Hartwell is a
niece Of Mrs. Winsor. They were &C.
compan;ed home by their little son.
, L. d. Purdy commenced his work
+ Monday as a regular carrier
in the city postoffice department.
o. A. Bates will be the substitute
carrier, and took up the work Of
, Carrier Thomas Ball, who is taking
. his vacation at the present time.
: W. D. Waterman needs a card tt
introduce himself to his friends
t now, when he greets them on the
r street. He had his full beard shaved
off Monday morning and the change
!. in his appearance is so great that hi
IS hardly able to recognize himself
W. Fl. Webster and sons, W. @. ant
t L. B. Webster, arrived home Friday
: morning from their trip to Nortf
Dakota. They went up there fol
! the purpose of filing on some govern
ment land. The two sons secured
e quarter section each and between TIN
= three they purchased enough NOR
to make out three sections all in on
: body. 1t cost them on an averag,
: of S.. is per acre. They expect Il
I create a large stock ranch in tn,
north state. The land they secured
f is located in Kidder county.
Messrs. A. j. Curtis, Frank Corn
S ley, Flavel Logan, James Clark, O.
c. Thompson, J. Swift, ST.. G. San
e ford, U. M. Gillikin, Jos. Swift, jr.
.fG. Aiken, D. Lang, f. Tobin ant
! J.. Determan formed a company of Ret
Men who came home SATURDAY.
e from Chamberlain. They went GU
= there Friday evening and instituted
e a new tribe Of Red Men, which wa
composed of As members. The worl
f was done by the Mitchell degree
team, with E. O.. Walgren, Of Yank
q ton, Grand Sachem, as master O