The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-28
in TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
fHE COURSE>OF A WEEK.

lave your eyes examined correctly
by DR.. Fish at Mitchell Hotel next
Monday, Aug. 81.
Mrs. j. II. Ferris and her father
went to Flandreau Monday to visit
relatives for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Bras left Tues
DAY for a trip to Clarion, Iowa,
TO make d visit with relati yes.
Mrs. John Bratsburg Of Woonsock
ct, arrived in the city this morning.
She is taking medical treatment un-
der Dr., Freybe1g.
Miss Della Spooner returned from
Sioux City Monday evening via the
Omaha road and resumed her posi-
tion in H. d. Butterheld's store
Monday.
A five-year guarantee with every
Old Hickory wagon sold.
d. w. Collins.
James Serveson has purchased the
stock of goods of Samuel Marks, who
conducted an auction store. Mr..
Serveson has n Or two customers
to whom he expects to sell the stock.
Rev. Mr.. Edison. of Madison. and
Rev. Mr.. Robinson. Of the Sisseton
Indian Agency, were here Monday,
guests Of Rev. Chas. Powell, on
their way home from the Episcopal
confirmation services near Chamber
lain.
r. Tallbert, Of Illinois. returned
home Tuesday, after spending a few
days looking over the county. While
here he purchased a quarter section
Of land owned by Mr.. P1ingle.
through the Kelley's Land Agency.
Mrs. P. H. Kelley returned home
Monday evening, from Huron and vi
cinity where she has been visiting
for the past three weeks. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Lizzie,
who has spent vacation with hel
grandma.
~ Jou WoAlC q OhlCSllluR ludC1llllS
E. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min.
%neapclis, an Advance or a Geiser.
A force of men are at work put.
ting up the frame for the roof or
Century Memorial hall. The roofing
material has been shipped from Min.
neapolis and is expected to arrive
this week. There are two -~carloads
of the material to cover. the roof.
W. J. Healey arrived from Cincin.
natl, Olio, and expects to remain
five or six weeks, Mrs. Healey anl
daughter having been here for som
time. MIR. Healey was a former resi-
dent Of this city. and until his de
} parture two years ago in May he wa
engaged in business here.
U. J. Putnam, a former residen
| of Mitchell. but now located at Eas
Z Oakland, CAL, in writing TO a frien'
in this city, says that althoug]
! there are quite a number of Mitchell
f people in SanFrancisco, yet he ha
' only seen Mr.. Nash, who reporte
that all were having d fine time. ~
Justice Mckinley had two drunk
! up before him Wednesday. ON
Z was William Kelley and the othe
was plain John Doe, both Of whom
got the regulation fine of SIS. job
4 Doe is a Swede, who was unable t
: speak a word Of English and the nam
was assigned him on the docket of til
n court. The Swede became quite ur
! manageable when he was taken t
Jail Tuesday night and it was nece!
sary to use some force to get hi
@ along the street.
IS E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assor
J. ment Of buggles and surries bot
d steel and rubber tire.
). David Lord, a young man IS yea.
II old, was severely injured while worj
IS ing with a threshing crew some di
IT lance northeast of this city. The a
cident occurred Monday evening Jul
ID as the crew was quitting work. F
le attempted to throw the main be
j. from the pulley on the separate
+, when his right arm vas caught ar
K carried around between them. Fl
arm was broken in four places, twi
II below the elbow and twice above, &
err though the skin and flesh was lace
ated but very little in the acclden
DR.. Freyberg was called out to a
=. tend the boy and he reported tn
~ the lad was getting along very nice
under the circumstances.
re A special meeting Of Mitchell Lod
of No. II Of the Order Of Home Guart
~ ans was held in the /. O. O. f. b;
ne last evening, but owing to the she
cd notice OF the meeting owen UOG me