The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-21
IN TOWN N COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.
VanAlstine he sells bicycles.

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Miss Madge Smith came up from
Sioux City Thursday TO visit her sis
ter. Miss Ethel Smith.
Mrs. j. l.. Arney and the children
went to Parkinson Friday to make
a short visit with relatives.
Chas. Ferguson left via the Omaha
road Thursday for a trip to New
York to buy his fall stock of goods.
Jos. Herbert has been visiting with
relatives in the city for the past
week or ten days and returned home
to Chicago Saturday morning.
For sale, 20 head Of Polled Angus
milk cows with calves by side. Will
sell separately if desired. L. Hof-
stetter. 4miles southeast of Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Tinan, of
Kimball, passed through the city Sat
urday to join the national editor
ial excursion party on the trip west.
Mrs. M. M. Doyle went to Bercs-
ford Saturday to make a visit
with her son, Leo, who is in charge
of the mill and electric light plant.
G. G. Bras went to Vermillion
Saturday to attend the teachers
county institute. He expects to be
away until the schools open early in
September.
For sale, easy terms. store building
and stock Of clean general merchan-
disc; best opening in South Dakota.
Terms, half cash, balance time or
real estate. f. @. Dickson.
Fred Griswold, assistant cashier
of the Kimball State Bank, arrived
in the city Monday to spend his
vacation Of thirty days, which, hcw-
ever, he will devote to the study of
banking methods in the First Ma
tional bank.
Henry Sexton, of Sioux Falls, has
taken a position with the Mitchell
Fruit Co., and is in charge Of. the
fruit department. He has had nine
years experience in the business and
will make a good man for the COM
pany.
Gottlieb Scheurenbrand sent his
force of cement walk builders to
Chamberlain, where he has the con-
tract for putting down quite a good
deal of walk in the business part OF
the city. They expect to remain out
at the Missouri river town for about
: two weeks. At the present time
there is not much being done in ce
, ment walk building by any of Tho
contractors in this line Of work.
/, For sale, for cash or Mitchell rea
estate, eight driving and work horses
A. j. Wooledge, corner Lawler ant
Ninth streets.
r E. M. Bailey, Of the Mitchell Rol.
F, Ter Mills, left for Sioux Cit,
Monday and for the next thre'
L months he will represent the bushes
e on the road, having his %headquar
t tiers at Minneapolis. The mill is put
ting out a high grade Of flour an,
: the management find a ready mar
ket for it. Mrs. Bailey expects t
5 leave Wednesday morning for Mime
S apolis to remain daring his absnce
S They have given up the residenc
they occupied OF Sanborn street.
The Republican received a brie
K note from f. a. Bidwell this morn
ing, which was written on board th
q steamship Spokane, nearing Victoria
He said that he and Mrs. Bidwe
e were bound for Sitka and other Alas
kan points, and that on the retur
d trip they will. stop at Portland, Ore
for about twelve days. They stoppe
briefly at Seattle on their way to 81
ka and made a short stop with tx
m F. Winsor and family, and said the
% were doing nicley. From Portlan
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell will go to Ye
" lowstone Park.
l. James Fl. Creighton, of Messing
ton Springs, arrived in the city
make his brother, John n. Creig]
ton, a visit. Mr.. Creighton sa,
that rapid work is being done {
ty the Milwaukee railroad extensit
from Woonsocket to the Spring
There is a mile of grading to
it done and the ties and rails will follc
y, at nee. A large quantity OF the tv
ne latter constructive material has be-
unloaded at Woonsocket. o.
he Creighton and family, of Marriott
Ohio. also arrived Friday to Wis
lis John H. Creighton for sever
At weeks.
ut Father Mccall, of St. Paul, had
a very good audience at the Catho.
m church Saturday to listen to his Il
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