The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
r. N. Grow writes hail insurance.

J. N. Grow. writes hail insurance.
Mrs. J. f. Bradley is raising the
house on her property, and putting a
new foundation under it.
Mrs. G. r. Tinan accompanied
Clate over from Kimball Wednesday
and spent the day in the city.
J. c. Reed, who has been visiting
at the home of DIR. 7. Windle left
Thursday morning for Chicago.
S. G.. Boyce went ovel to Sioux
Falls to attend the annual meeting
of the South Dakota Undertaker's
Association.
Mrs. Robert Ward, who has been
with relatives in Chicago for the past
three weeks, arrived home Tuesday
evening via the Omaha road.
Mrs. A. Scott and children left
Wednesday for Tabor, Iowa, and
Altamont, Mo-. for a visit of six
weeks with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles and
Mary went to Yankton Wednesday
to visit with relatives. They are
undecided whether they will make
their annual trip back to Indiana.
Frank Weller arrived Tuesday even
ing from Sioux City. He went to
Aberdeen Wednesday and from
there returns to Sioux City. In
about ten days Mr.. Weller says he
will return to Mitchell to again take
up his residence.
DR.. S. J. Moore returned Tuesday
from his trip to the G.. A. R. en-
campment at Big Stone Lake. After
the encampment was over he went
on to Grand Forks to visit his son.
D. V. Moore, and family. All the
members of the family have just
emerged from a spell Of sickness,
which included scarlet fever, tonsil-
tits and a fever for Verne.
The county commissioners met in
special session Tuesday and passed
on the bonds of those who desire to
engage in the liquor business in this
city. The buildings on the north
side of the court house were disposed
of and they will 500 be removed from
the site. The board this morning
went up to Perry township to see
about opening a road along the river.
We had a call this morning from
Mr.. ]. W. Carver, who represents the
Dakota Manitoba Land Company and
the Heart RiverLand Company, with
headquarters at 146 Endicott Bldg,
st. Paul. These companies own
: large tracts Of good land in North
Dakota which they are Offering on
very liberal terms and al a low price,
either in township lots or to actual
settlers. They have lands for sale at
from So. so up, and car sell a man a
quarter and he can homestead on land
adjoining. Kelley & Wells, agents,
Mitchell, S. D.
-Four of Mitchell's race horses were
shipped to Woonsocket Thursday
and they will be sent in some Of the
races during the rest Of the week.
Z. W. Johnston sent Cap G, Fred Elce
sent Blue Range, both of which will
90 in the 2:25 pace or trot. Geo. E.
Logan sent Geo. W to 90 in the free.
fof-al trot or pace, and A. A.. Boyn-
ton shipped Major Dent to 20 in the
three minute pace. The latter horse
will 90 through the circuit in the
northern part of the state and will
then be shipped to the circuit in
Missouri.
The city council held a special
meeting Tuesday evening to grant
tne licenses to the applicants. Tht
following were granted: g. r. Nor
ris, Chas. Sanford, Chas. Martin
Fred Widmann, Tobin g. Michels
Fogarty & Gelger. and Phillip E.
robin. This now gives Mitchell sew
en- saloons, and produces a revenue
OF $4,000 per year. The cemeter!
committee was instructed to investi
eate the cost OF grading the hill al
the entrance Of the cemetery and tt
get the cost Of plating the rest o
tne cemetery. The library commit
Tee was authorized to expend $500 TO
new books for the library.
The interior of VIM. Koch's apart
nlent house on west Second street i
hhlshed and the tenants commence
moving Tuesday. The house will be
occupied by six families. On the ives
s'oe will be G. A. Beebe, Robe1
ward and DR. A. J. Dix, and on tn
east side are DR.. r. J. Lamme, M
9acquemai and J. M. Wood. TIL
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