The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-18
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dress the College, Mankato, Vim.
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G. f. Drake, OF Ethan. was in the
city Wednesday afternoon. He return
the first Of the week from his trip to
California, having gone out there a
month ago with the Mitchell party,
taking advantage of the low rates to
the G. A. R. national encampment.
Mr.. Drake said he visited Levi Brown
and wife, former Ethan residents, at
Fairhaven, Wash, and reported that
they were getting along nicely and
were doing we'll on a farm adjoining
that place.
Nearly all of J.. Winters stock of
dry goods has arrived and with a
force of clerks he is u%npacking and
placing the line o. the shelves in the
old p%ostofice building, which has
been entirely remodeled and fitted
for his business. Mr.. Winter will be
ready to open his store to the public
on Tuesday morning Of next week,
the first day Of the corn palace. He
will carry a complete line of goods
and will be pleased to have the people
of the city and country call.
Jos. Harker is making a big i'm
%provement on some property he owns
on north Main street, e the corner
|. Of Seventh. The building was moved
back from the street some distance
, and Mr.. Harker has commenced the
:, construction of a front and it will be
converted into a residence. He is
figuring strongly on erecting several
other dwelling houses in the near
future, and he with others realize
that something must be done to re-
lieve the situation in Mitchell as to
the scarcity Of tenant houses.
e Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Porter, of
r VoIga. were IN the city looking over
Mitchell under the guidance Of It.
e J. Spangler. Mr.. Porter has recent
, ly disposed of his business at Volga,
S and is looking for a new location ir
a town where the school advantages
are good and where he can 90 into
, business. He was very favOrably i'm.
pressed with Mitchell, but before de-
Gliding he will visit one or two othel
towns in the southern part OF the
;. state.
e A match race for a purse OF S2O(
e between Lockwood Bros Allie Blue
of Chamberlain, and W. L. Richards
c Rusticus, Of Kimball, was run a
Pukwana Wednesday afternoon ant
it created a great deal Of excitement
there being quite a good deal OF riv
; airy between the Chamberlain ant
Kimball parties over the running
quality Of the two horses. Rusticu
~ won the race and a big bunch o
" money in the way Of side bets wen
y to his supporters. A purse race wa
:. also run by four horses, and Muir
~ naugh's Greenwich. Of Letcher, too
=. the money. Ed. Crawford, VIII
-. formerly rode H. q. Nichols strin
W of horses, vas the mount on bot
=. the winners.
i'll At the meeting of CO. D Tuesda
evening a successor vas elected to til
vacancy in the position Of sccon
-, lieutenant, caused by the resignatio
-, Of Walter Seaman, who was appointe
-, as adjutant Of the second battalion
~ Clyde Kimble, who was the tr:
-, sergeant Of the company. was electe
- to the position. After the bushes
~ Of the evening was over Lieutsna1
~. Kimble invited the members dow
" town and they were served with r
n. freshments at HoOn's. Brief tail
were made by Major Coursey, al
Adjutant Seaman. Lieutenant Kir
BILE enlisted two and a half years a!
as a private and is steadily TorgiI
to the front in the company, the co
ac fidence of whose members he appa
lently seems to enjoy.