The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will L. Larkin left
for Sioux City Thursday to make
a visit with friends.
Jos. Herbert arrived in the city
Wednesday afternoon from Chicago to
visit his parents for several weeks.
II you want the very best wagon
that was ever sold in South Dakota
buy the Old Hickory; Sold BY D. W.
Miss Pearl Vaughan returned We'd
nesday from Sioux City, where she
has been visiting with friends for the
past month. es. :
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the system and make you feel bright
and cheerful. L. o. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Miller. Of Ma
son City, Iowa, who have been visit
ing at the home of D. M. Tiffany,
returned to their home Thursday
morning.
DR.. E. F. Reamer bought a lot and
a half or ground on Duff street Of I.
w. Seaman. The property lies just
south of Chas. Ferguson's residence.
He expects to build a residence on it
next year.
a iye-year guarantee with every
Old Hickory wagon sold.
d. w. Collins.
Eugene McGovern arrived horae
Wednesday evening from his vacation
trip to the Black Hills country and
reports having had as good a trip by
not going out Of his state than ii he
had gone east.
Mrs. R. P. Edison, who has been
visiting with relatives in the city,
left Thursday for her home in
Minneapolis, via Mason City, Iowa.
She was accompanied by her niece,
Jeanette Smith.
Thos. Manchester left Thursday
for Milwaukee, being called there
by an accident which happened a few
days ago to his brother, who IS sup
e%rintendent Of motive power on the
Milwaukee road.
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sick, Kidney Elites are the most
wonderful cure for all kidney and
backaches complaints Try them. 25
cents. Z. o. Gale.
Spencer News: Jas. McGregor's
newly purchased residence has been
landed safely on the lots north Of
Chas. Caldwell's. Mr.. Perry and
crew of Mitchell, who moved the
building, did a very good Job.
I have sold the Old Hickory wagon
for twelve years and was never called
on to set a tire. d. w. Collins.
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for the extra low rate of 81. so.
MS. W.. A. Barber entertained
about a dozen lady friends at he1
home on east First street Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Barber ) provided a
number of amusing games and con-
tests for the guests..and the greater
part Of the evening was spent in fig.
ufing them out. The early part Of
the evening was spent on the
lawn. Toward the close refresh.
ments we're served, and the combined
ATTRACTIONS formed a most pleasant
and delightful evening. *
The citizens of Mitchell are no
going to take any chances this win
ter of a coal shortage and highe,
prices, such as was experienced las
winter. Every dray line in the cit,
is busy hauling the winter coal, ant
while the dealers are willing to guar
antee that they will fill orders later
the average citizen thinks that
"bird in the hand is worth two il
the bush,'' and be feels more satisfie'
to know that he has got the coal ii
his bin or cellar. Coal is selling a
81. SO, bat the dealers, general
speaking, guarantee the price and j
it goes lower before Oct. LIST the pun
chaser is entitled to a rebate.
Howard Manchester entertained
large number of his boy and gil
friends at the home Of his parent
Wednesday evening. 1t was a law
affair and the attractive ground
were handsomely illuminated wit
numberless Japanese lanterns. A
Il kinds of games were nlava1 ont r