The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-21
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN in
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mccormick mowers and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manner. VIM. Koch sells
them.
Miss Sarah Noble has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Shaw, at Ater-
deem. for a month Or more and re-
turned home Monday morning.
Fred Widmann went to Sioux Falls
Monday and from there will go
to st. Paul to look after some lumber
material for his hotel building.
Chas. Ferguson announces in his
advertisement today that he is pay
lug Is cents a pair for old shoes. You
can secure further details by calling
at bis store.
Word has been received from the
party of Mitchell people who went to
California last week that they reached
their destination in safety after a
very pleasant trip.
E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
ment Of buggles and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
Mayor Geo. A. Silsby left Tuesday
morning for a tlip to the Black Hills
country in his capacity as nationd,
bank examiner and will make his
periodical examination of the nat
, ionals in that part Of the state.
Chief Keith is doing a good act II
having the weeds cut in all parts o
the city. Not only are the streets
; receiving his attention but the va
; cant lots are being looked after ant
the weeds are falling in front of TIL
mower. However. some Of the own
/, e1s are slow about following the in
structions of the chief.
I An Aberdeen special announce
> the death Of Mrs. Patrick Daley
! which occurred at that place Friday
The deceased is the wife OF Patric.
Daley, of Pennington county, VIII
o is we'll known over the state as
S member of the last legislature. Th
lady had been taken to Aberdee
for treatment. Mr.. Daley was in
formed of her serious illness but h
was unable to reach her side befor
death ensued.
n If you want a threshing machir
e. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Mi
neapolis, an Advance Or a Geiser.
IT There was a large crowd at tt
corn palace to attend the union NEE
/, ing of the churches Of the cit,
= Some excellent music was furnishe
a by the Methodist choir and the Sc
mon was delivered by Rev. Z. F
Youngman, who gave a strong al
dress in trying to rouse the Peep
from a state into which they hs
:. fallen in trying to use the churt
=, as a cloak or means in which
~ drift through life.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Powe
went out to Chamberlain Mond;
to attend the Indian convoc
10 tion of the Episcopal chruch, whit
10 will be in session there for sever
IL days. This church denomination
+. we'll represented among the India
ne on the Sioux reservation, and t
e. congregations are presided over
n ordained rectors Of the Indi
IN tribes. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell will
main at Chamberlain a week, a
no services will be held in the lot
church next Sunday.
It, A f~ve-year guarantee with eve
oils Old Hickory wagon sold.
tn D. W. Collins
Word has been received from Mic
olas Bossea, who was taken to On
ha last week. He reached that pls
,as in very good condition, standing t
op trip much better than vas anti
on pated. Mr.. Bossea is the man "
act had both legs cut off by a Milw;
,rk kee freight train on the 9th. I
He injured man sends his kindest
me CARDS to all who aided him in {
It'll way and especially to the doctors v
not performed the operation in removi
for his legs, and also for helping him
to the train the day he went away.
ght All the members Of c.. r. FC
of dramatic company have arrived
i've the city and the first rehearsal
held Monday afternoon when
t;st; New Jersey Folks received its f
mn reading. The following are
members of the company: Mr..
Mrs. Bert Impson, Gregerson
inc Maulsby, the team Of speciality
ood lists, Miss Rowena Francis, A.
ito, McAdams, G.. F. Abbott, and j
hot F. Porter. The latter is a resid
,eld of Mitchell and although having
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