The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-17

rTbere are more John Deere pIows
= nse than all others put together.
V. White left Wednesday for
harden county, IoWay 70 look after
some real estate matters.
For sale cheap-One potato planter,
ono notato digger, and n potato
cutter. Inquire OF "a. B. Seaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cropp moved
INTO the residence on the northeast
corner of Third and Dawson streets
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. H. Morgan vent to Column
hin Tuesday, being called there by
thp illness of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
A. Ames.
q. W. Coursey arrived home Tues
dav afternoon from Hawarden, Iowa,
where he has been visiting with rela-
lives for the past week.
Jos. and William Harker left
Thursday for Aurelia, Iowa, being
called there by the death OF a. Cot
tipgbam, a brother-in-law of Jos.
Harker.
Miss Cora Miner went to Sioux City
Wednesday to attend q t~hree-days
session of the Northwestern Teachers
association. During her absence her
room in the city schools will be
taught by Mrs. W. A. Barber.
Girls, now is the time to take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Clears the
complexion, cures pimples, black
heads; makes the skin soft and fair;
bright eyes, rosy cheeks. and sweet
breath. IS cents. S. III. Scallin.
]. O. Walrath, secretary OF the
Commercial Mutual Fire Association,
of this city, attended a meeting OF
the mutual companies Of the state
at Aberdeen and returned home
Wednesday.
Rev. George Z. McNutt accepted
an invitation from Prof. Hoff to ad-
dress the high school students and
for thirty minutes Wednesday the
lecturer talked very Interestingly to
the pupils. They appreciated his
sharp talk very much indeed.
L. S. Tyler came over from Salem
Tuesday evening to attend the month
ly meeting of the Commercial Mu-
tual Fire ASSOCIATION In taking a
walk over some parts Of the business
and residence districts Mr.. Tyler said
he was pleased to see SO much build
ing going on in the city, which he
believed was but a f~oretastetof what
would happen when the capital am
bition Of Mitchell was realized. Mr..
Tyler returned home on the noon
omaha accommodation.
Hanging in aglassJ jar in j.. II. Fer
rii's drug store are two Of those fish
Of a catfish nature, which have at
tractcd so much attention Of late.
When brought from the lake at
Letcher they had protuberances on
the head which gave them an unique
appearance. On one Of the fish these
protuberances have now disappeared
and il has now taken the form OF a
salamander. The change was effected
in one day, and the animal became
some smaller. The other animal is
being watched closely for the same
change to take place Within a short
time.
Mrs. L. W. Adams, Of Snyder, Okla
homa, arrived Tuesday evening to
make a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
4. l.. Meyer, and son, Frank Adams.
Mrs. Adamsleft Oklahoma about two
months ago and yisited w%ithrelatives
at Chicago and Sioux Falls on her
way to Mitchell. Mr.. Adams is en-
gagged in the hardware business at
Snyder. He went there a year age
last August. at the opening of the
public lands.in.Oklahom, and was one
or the fortunate ones that drew 8
quarter section of land. Mrs. Adams
said that the climate was too warn
Tor her in that country and she would
much prefer to live in this state.
at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday morning
Michael J.. Walsh and Miss Mary Bar
ry were united in marriage at thu
Holy Family church. The ceremony
was performed by the Very Reverend
Dean Shea. The couple was attended
by Miss Nora Kinney and John Kin
hey. The wedding was aquiet one
and but a few of the most intimate
friends and relatives Of the coupl'
were present. Immediately after thu
ceremony a sumptuous wedding break
last was served at the home of Thos
Kinney on LaWler street. The happ,
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