The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
Mrs. BENZ. Miles left Monday
to make a visit with friends at Sioux
City, Omaha and Kansas City.

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lClty, Omaha and Kansas City.
If you want a threshing machine.
E. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
Eggs from Purdy's prize winning
White Leghorns, s1.OO per Is for bal
ance of season. NJ. D. Purdy.
Mrs. c. W. Downey has been visit
ing with relatives at Ashton for the
past week and returned home Mon
day morning.
Horace Kress and Joe Harker, a
son of Vim. HaIker, left Monday
for Sioux City. and il they find en-
ployment down that way they will
remain.
j. W. Cole. of Black River Falls,
Wis, was in the city. Mr.. Cole is the
manufacturer of Coles carboli salve,
a remedy that has been on the market
for years.
Mrs. Ed. Leehan and niece, Lucille
Evans. went to Sioux City to attend
the midsummer carnival and FROM
there will go to Shaler, Iowa, to visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albrecht re-
turned home TO Milwaukee Monday
and were accompanied by Mrs.
Ernest Sarrett. their daughter, and
Bessie Bunting, their grandchIld.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Emil
Becker entertained a few Lady friends
informally in honor of Mrs. Joseph
Loyinger, of Sioux City. Refresh
ments served and a most enjoy
able time resulted from the gather
ing Of old friends
Mrs. Joseph Loyinger and little
sons. who have been visiting at the
home Of Emil Becker for the past
week. returned home to Sioux City
Monday. Mrs. Lovinser enjoyed
her brief visit with old friends IN
the city very much indeed.
Judge Smith l,as decided the case
OF Marietta F.. Morgan VS.. John n.
Crow. ct al, which involved the title
70 lot Is. block =. located ON Main
street This case was tried at the
regular term OF court in chambers,
and Judge Smith decided it in favor
Of Mr.. Grow. which uuiets and con-
fecs the title in him.
John Deere plows and cultiyators
ara the best on the market. Sold by
D. Il. Collins
TIE editor OF The Republican is
living high as long as the strawberry
season lasts Monday morning George
Roeeil brought US in a box OF this
elegant fruit and We are satisfied that
Nj. Roweil thoroughly understands
the culture OF it. He mas a patch
about three rods square on his farm
in Prosper township. which has yield
cd him over 800 quarts, not to men,
ton I'll that he has wanted for family
Qsa-
Miss Mary Mcguire has been
elected 10 the principalship of the
h5Dban schools for the coming ye ar,
this being accomplished by the boa I'd
Of education Friday evening. Mi IS
Mcguire is a well educated young
lady. and she is conscientious n he Z
~o1A- The board made a most excel :
A61s selection when it secured Miss
Mcguire and The Republican can as
sure the people Of Kimball that they
viii get the very best possible service
at the hands Of the lady.
Bramblett s. Beygh. of Minneapolis,
.engravers and makers of half tone
cuts, are hustlers on getting out half
tones. The Republican sent them a
picture Of the teachers in the insti-
tute Friday evening with a request
to send the cut back not later than
Wednesday morning for use in the
paper that day. The finn finished
the large cut and it reached US this
morning, and it was an exceptionally
good plate at that. The Republican
appreciates such an accommodating
firm.
E B. VaanAlstine has a nice assert
mcnt OF huggIes and surries, both
steel and rubber tire.
The advertising agents of the two
circuses. Forepaugh-Sells Bros. and
Busby Bros. are certainly doing a
land Office business in notifying the
public that something viii be doing
in the circus ~line..soon. After Busy
Bros. got up theiI paper the Fore
paugh agents came back and piasteRd
date bills up and down Main street
IN every conceivable place so that
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