The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06
For sale-25 choice shoats 3, months
old. Apply to G.. w. Law.

fOf Saic-Z3 cnOlce SDOaCS 5. months
old. Apply to G. W.. Law.
Miss Agnes Markham went to Min
ncapoils Friday to visit with Mrs.
James Beattie.
Miss Pearl l4arker left Saturday
for Randolph, Neb., and expects
to be away the greater part OF the
winter.
A good young horse to exchange
for sheep, young cattle OR colts, or
will sell on time, also second hand
hay press on same terms.
W. G. Russ.
Mrs. John jackson left Saturday
for Charles City, Iowa, to make a
visit with relatives. She will meet
Mr.. Jackson there on his return from
the Pacific coast and he will accom-
pany her home in a couple OF weeks.
patty Of ten or twelve Mitchell
people went to Minneapolis via the
Omaha road Friday night to see the
foot ball game Saturday afternoon be-
tween Michigan and Minnesota. The
victory of Michigan last year will
make the game all the more inter-
esting this year. Minnesota is much
stronger and they have high hopes of
winning.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
| fsJ1I pRh lnVn n1nnfnI. fl,0 eSl1<u- 49,.
officers Tor the ensuing year, the
meeting being held at The home of
Mrs R. N. Kratz: President, Mrs.
Thomas Nicholson, first vice presi-
deaf. Mrs. T.. y. Bobb, SECOND vice.
president, Mrs. Il. II. Winsor, secre-
tary, Mrs. Geo. E.. Douthit, treasur-
er, Mrs. G. b. Wilt.
e. B. VanA lstine has u nice assert
mcnt Of buggies and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
The South Dakota Saloon Is
is the title OF the new pubiica-
ton just issued by the state society
under the auspices OF Rev. H. f. Fro
hook, the new superintendent. The
paper will lie issued monthly in the
future as the representative organ
OF the Anti-Saloon League. Some
thing of the force OF Mr.. Frohock's
characteristic work is seen in the |
paper and it is evident that he is 60
ing to do some hard and faithful
work fer the state society.
Mccormick corr shredders are sold !
by Vim. Koch. They do the best
work.
From all reports there was not very
much damage done on Halloween
night, with the possible exception
to the %overturning Of outhouses, and
this is a joke that ought to be elm
mated from the program or the aspir-
ants for fun. In nine cases. out of
ten some expense is caused in this
way and pranks ought to be confined
to matters where property is not in
jured. There were a lot of soa fax
irs out Saturday night and the win
dows in business houses and in many
residences received a dose. This
only occasloned a bath for the win
dows, which was needed more or
less.
If you want a threshing machine
%. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
S. NJ. Daniels, of Baker township,
was in the city Monday. He
stated that his wife's mother, Mrs.
G. NJ. Cave, died Sunday, aged 20
years. The deceased has resided
with Mr.. Daniels since their renovaI
to this county in 1882, her death be-
ing due to a general giving away Of
her physical health. In all these
years of residence in that part of
the county the deceased has made a
great many friends who win regret
her death, and much sympathy will
be extended to the relatives. Fun
eIal services were held at the
home Of Mr.. Daniels in Baker town
oA'P LtSobdS iIOliilIlS anu ll1C III |
terment was made IN Graceland
cemetery.
YIN. Koch carries d good assert
ment Of buggles. Don't make a
purchase until you see what he has,
He got a special deal on a carload
and will give purchasers the benefit.
John A. HendrIckson and Miss
Edith Wilson were united in mar
riage at the home Of the groom, six
miles south OF town, Sunday AFTER
noon at 80 O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Fl. S. Will
kinson, pastor OF the Methodist
church, in the presence of about IS
friends and relatives. After the +
mony, and hearty congratulations
were offered the uueStS and raIativoc