The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-11

sSS 49,
June.
O. a. Bates, one of the letter car
riers, is off duty on account of sick
ness and his place is being filed by
Harry Shepherd. a substitute.
DR.. E. W. Heyler, the osteopath,
has sold his residence property at
Watertown, and he says he will build
a modern home here in the neal fu-
tuIe.
j. f. Barlow was taken Thursday
to the Yankton insane asylum
for treatment, where it is hoped that
he will 500 be restored to his former
condition.
Prof. and Mrs. e. L. Eullmer left
Thursday for their future home
at Berea, Ohio, where he will become
a member of the faculty of Baldwin
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Foster, Of Coon.
Rapids, Iowa, who are visiting at the
home Of their son, Geo, e. Foster,
went over to Alexandra Thursday
to visit q few days with friends.
VIM. Koch carries a good assort-
ment OF buggles. Don't make a
p lrchase until you see what he has.
He got a special deal on a carload
Eand will give purchasers the benefit.
James Ottman. of Ethan, was in
the city Thursday and left for
Sharon, Wis. to attend the golden
wedding anniversary Of bis sister,
which occurs the first of next week.
Edward B. Linnen. of Salt Lake
City, Utah, inspector from the gen
e.al land office, has been in the city
for a day inspecting the local land
office and departed on the afternoon
train for Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Milne arrived
home Thursday from Huron,
where they bad been attending the
fair. Mr.. Milne said that Huron was
putting up a good exhibition and
| that the attendance was large.
Mrs. L. Kreidler, of Hyde, Jerauld
county, is visiting with old friends
in the city. She says her son, Lee
Kreidler, is living in Minneapolis
where he is conducting a Salvation
Army store and that he is doing
we'll. "
One of the heaviest yields of wheat
in the county so far heard from is on
the farm CT John Worlner, who lives
i miles west of Mt. Vernon. Elijah
Tillotson threshed forty acres OF
wheat on his place which yielded q
bushels per acre.
X. a. johnson has commenced the
erection Of his e house on the
corner Of Fourth and Dawson streets
where he owns two lots. The house
will be two stories in height and viii
be erected by Charles Anderson, who
has the carpenter contract.
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G. L. Johns came over from Bridge
water Wednesday evening to NEE
Mrs. G. L. Durkee and Miss Dor
, Lee. of Ashland, Wis who arrive
over the Omaha that evening. The.
: are sisters of Mrs. Johns and til
, party went to Bridgewater 1hursda
Mr.. Johns says that they hav
not closed out tEeir store at Bridge
water, only disposing of their cloth
, ing and shoe stock.
Frank Planert, of Sioux Falls
postoffice inspector. and NJ. Quay, ir
spector of the registry department
were in the city looking owe
, the local postoffice. Both gentelme
expressed themselves as being we
pleased with the new office fixture
Y and the quarters for the government
place Of doing business. More ne
y fixtures are to arrive for the turtle
equipment Of the office.
County Commissioner Moore an
County Superintendent Coursey wel
n in conference with the county con
q missioners Of Hanson county COZ
o corning the annexation of so acr
q in the eastern part Of this county
r Hanson county for school purpose
- The farmer on that land lives wit
= in a mile of the school house over
" Hanson county and it is four mil
70 to the nearest school house in tn
r. county. The farmer will pay scho
20 taxes on the land to Hanson coun
20 and the rest comes to Dawson count
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