The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK..
VanAlstine he sells bicycles.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Cooley. Monday, Oct. y, a daughter.
-ost:-Betwcen LOOMS and Mitch
ell. black chatclaine containing n
due bill, watch check and other ar
ticles. Leave at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Tinan passed
through from Kimbal] Monday norm
ing on their way to gainesville, O.
Mr.. Tinan's mother is seriously i'll.
DR.. Nicholson returned Friday
ing from his trip to Wapheton. N.
D., where he attended the Methodist
conference and lectured last evening.
Mrs. f. T. Windle left Friday even
ing via the Omaha road for her home
at Owatonna, MINI. She has been
visiting relatives here for the past
month.
DR.. NJ. Halphiue Monday purchased
the small building on west First
street, across from The Raymond and
will tit it up for an Office for his bust
ness as an eye specialist.
L. r. Ryan, a leading attorney OF
W%aukesha, Wis, has been in the
city since Saturday, and left Monday
afternoon for Pierre. where he has
some business before the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. Mark Harris arrived home
Friday from. Colorado Springs,
Colorado. She has been out there for
several months for The benefit of her
health and comes home feeling much
better,
Vim. Koch has taken the agency
for the Calmar, Ia, wagon, and
has a carload on hand. This wagon
has been manufactured for 81 years
by one family. This is western made
and the freight rates are cheaper.
1t is the best wagon for the western
farmers.
Rev. Chas. II. Powell's sermon al
the Episcopal church Sunday evening
was the first OF a series Of lecture:
that he proposes giving on the his
tory Of the Episcopal church. il
which many things OF interest are ex
planned as to it's origin n customs
There was a large audience in attend
ance.
Geo. Watson, of Prosper townhsip
reached home Saturday evening from
Rockford, Iowa, where he ATTENDED
a big stock sale last week. Mr.. Wat
son said he bought thirteen head o
Short Horn ows and heifers for hi:
farm, and the whole bunch cost hin
a little over 81, 300. This addition
to MI. Watson's farm will give hin
a fine line of cattle.
NJ. f. Patten. the Milwaukee,
agent. went to Chicago Saturday,
being called there by the genera
freight agent, E. S. Kelley, for
conference concerning a promotion
that the company has in veiw TO
Mr.. Patten. The agent has givel
such good satisfaction to the publ
since he has been here that ther
would be general regret at his pos.
|siple departure.
Sid W. Smith arrived home Fri
day afternoon from bis trip to Bos'
ton, where he met his brother, Fred
lerick Fl. Smith. of London, England
who accompanied the Honorable ant
Ancient Artillery Of London OF
their visit to Boston. Mr.. Smith
said he had a delightful time and a
a guest of his brother was permitte'
to enjoy the Inequalities that wer
extended to the members OF the al
tillery.
Mrs. Grace Rowley was severed
scalded Saturday while gettins
her breakfast. She had put on tn
teakettle to boil some water an
after it had reached the point desire
she lifted the cover from the kettl
and the steam shot into her face
scalding it very badly indeed. Dl
Freyberg was called to relieve he
suffering. Mrs. Rowley has been ur
fortunate in the way OF accident
this summer. Her little daughte
was bit in the face by a dog, and va
severely injured, and later her littl
son was kicked in the face by
horse. Both children will be marke
for life by the accidents.
The reserved seat sale for the Lee
ture Course began promptly at
O'Clock Monday morning at N1chol:
and at 9:l5 every patron present ha
been supplied in a most systemati
and rapid name and thoroughly j
accord with the plan as advertised
ALMOST without exception, the pal