The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-14

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kota Druggists Association.
Now is the season for corn plOws.
q. B. Van Alstine has Fuller s. John
sons full line, also the famous Ohio.
Miss Marie Quiqley arrived home
from her trip to the National Educa-
tional Association at Boston. She
spent part Of her time visiting points
in the east.
Mrs. Jos. Koch bought a half section
OF land about four miles east OF this
city from I. n. Dixon, OF Iowa,
for which she paid s8. $50. The sale
was efrectedFby Chris. Kirschbaum.
Miss Emma Haynes went to Fps
wich Thursday to attend the
wedding of Miss Gertrude Beebe to
Mr.. Norman Meers. Of Minneapolis.
The wedding will take place Tuesday
Of next week.
The Milwaukee road ran a special
excursion to Spirit Lake Tuesday
morning, and Agent Patton stated
that hesold 81 tickets for that place.
It was a pretty good patronage for a
weekday excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Foster, Mrs.
@. o. Knapp, and Mrs. NJ. K. Will
Jams drove from Armour to attend
the Geltch concert this evening. Miss
Louise Foster, of Armour, is the
piano soloist for the occasion.
Sister Joachim and Sister A matus.
of Appleton, Wis who have been
visiting with Mrs. 9. G. Bras, left
Thursday for Des.. Moines, Iowa,
and from there will 20 to their home.
Sister Joachim is Miss Alice Ward, a
sister of Mrs. Bras.
Nothing like knowing what's going
on. We keepsy you posted locally, but
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean
gives the news OF all the world. By
our special arrangement you a Sc
cure both papers for n full year
for the extra low rate of $1.50.
VanAlstine he sells bicycles.
We have arranged with The Chi
capo Inter Ocean Weekly whereby
our patrons can secure that sterling
good paper, together with our own,
at the exceedingly low price Of 81. SO
for one year. This is a rare 1oppor-
tunity and should be taken immedi-
ate advantage of.
Lucille Johnston entertained a
party of her boy and girl friends at
her home Wednesday evening, games
being played on the lawn and re-
rreshments were served. The young
folks made the air ring with their
shouts Of laughter and the evening
certainly was enjoyed by all. i
Thursday work was commenced
in removing the decorations from the
exterior of, the corr palace building.
The contract was awarded to F. S.
Turney. AS soon as some material is
hauled to the city work will begin on
decorating the exterior. 1t is thought
that this will be done in the course
of two or three weeks.
At a meeting Of the Woman's Ii
brary Association Tuesday Afternoon
a report was made Of the tinancia
part of the bazaar held July 80 ant
81. The sum Of s358.41s was cleared
from the enterprise, and this added
to the amount already ia the librar,
fund Of the association makes the to
tai s697. IS, the proceeds from three
entertainments. The officers Of th'
association desire to extend theic sin
cere thanks to all who in any way as
sisted toward the bazaar enterprise
Secretary.
!, Mrs. P. T. McGoyern and daugh
tiers, Misses Cecilia and Louise, an
! son, Edward left Wednesday TO
!, Palo Alto, California. where the
will remain until next summer. TIL
two young ladies will enter Lelan
.Stanford University to take the co
lege course and Edward will also al
tend the same institution to fms
his law course, which he commence
at the University of Minnesota. Nj
g Mc5overn and Miss Mary expect t
leave for the same place in the cours
y Of two or three months and wi
spend the winter there. MI. McGo'
e ern has rented his residence to job
Harris, of the firm of Harris
J. Blacker, and he will move his fami
} here from Sioux Falls to occupy it.
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