The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Larkin left for
Minneapolis Sunday evening for Il
brief vacation from farm work.

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I have sold the Old Hickory wagon
for twelve years and was never called
on to set a tire. d. w. Collins.
The Williamson Bros. went to Alb
erdeen Monday to finish some
s%tonework on Mr.. Browns new resi-
dence.
Miss Cora Miner went to Scotland
Monday to visit her sister. Mrs.
0. P. Shaw, a short time before the
opening of the school year.
Local and travelling agents wanted.
We pay liberal commission. Refer
ences required. f. W. Meneray,
Crescent Nursery Co., Crescent, Ia.
Mrs. Florence Southmayd has been
visiting Mrs. Geo. r. Foster and
went to Alexandria this morning.
She expects to return to California
for the winter.
Geo. e. Logan returned to Mime
apolis Monday night. He was called
here by the sickness of his little
daughter, Gwyneth, who is quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
Richard Webbel. of CorrectionvilIe,
Iowa, has established a house in the
city to buy live poultry. IIe has an
advertisement on another page Of
The Republican today.
Samuel Marks went to Sioux City
Monday morning. He states that al
though he has disposed Of his stock
here that he will ship in two other
large stocks and again open up for
business by Sept. l..
The special excursion run to Clear
Lake, Iowa. by the Milwaukee road
Sunday morning was we'll patronized
by the people Of the city and the sur
rounding country. Agent Patton
said he sold SO tickets
M. T. Halphide, Of Milwaukee,,
Wis.,, has been visiting his brother,
Q. G. Halphide, and family, for a few
days and returned home Monday
Mr.. Halphlde was a former South
Dakotan, residing at Olivet.
Mrs. Ed. Devy has moved her mil
l,ne1y stock across the street into
Mr.. Deyy's building. formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Baughman. Mrs. Devy
expects to dispose of her millinery
and retire from business in this city.
T. T. White, the a%uctioneer, has a
new advertisement in The Capital
this week calling attention to his
%auctioneer business. Wherever MI.
White has officiated in his profess
, Isional capacity his work has been
commended.
Mrs. J.. L. Robinson arrived home
Saturday evening from Duluth.
! Mimi, and left Monday morning for
Webster City, Iowa, to visit with her
parents before leaving for Taunton,
Mass. She will join her husband on
Saturday or his way to Taunton. y
Chas. Roth, who was implicated in
f. the violation of the city ordinance
+ concerning the n%on-burial of a dead
4 horse at the dumping grounds, ap-
peared before Justice Mckinley Mon
! day and pleaded guilty to the
i. charge. The justice fined Mr.. Roth
! S.. &C..
A. A. jerks, of Lisbon township,
. drove to the city Tuesday afternoon
. with a load Of black oats, which
. gave the most abundant yield Of any
i we have heard Of this summer. Mi.
! jerks said he had but twelve acre!
Il and that they yielded Is bushels pei
~ acre. On the local market they were
. worth but % cents, being four cent:
' lower than the white variety.
- j. Wilkinson and wife and childrel
- arrived Monday from Alta, Iowa
to make a visit with w. H. Wilkin
son and family. Mr.. Wilkinson uset
-. to live in the eastern part Of Soutl
:, Dakota some twenty years ago, but i
- has been some time since he was il
the state. He said he had been ava
rs long enough to see a vast improve
ment in farming conditions and tina
s. matters were carried along this lin
on a different basis than in the earli
ST er days. Mr.. Wilkinson said tina
South Dakota had just as good Ian
III in some parts as Iowa and he cOul
or not see why just as good crops shout
III not be produced.
An accident occurred to Mrs. H
~ S. Fassett and daughter Tuesda
~ which might have resulted nor
seriously but for the kind dispositio
- of a horse. Mrs. Fassett and daugf
81 ter reside at Oak Park, ILL.,, and al
1u here on a visit to Mrs. A. E. Hitch
" cock. At noon the ladies drove GU
to the residence of John Just on a
errand. Mrs. Hitchcock went int