The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-04

can get IT at the Mitchell NILS.
We always have a stock on hand.
J l.. Hannett has been attending
circuit court at Chamberlain for the
past week and returned home Wednes-
day morning.
Vim. Froeschle. OF Fremont, Neb.,
arrived to make IA visit with his
nephew, Gottlieb Sch%eurenbrand and
family.
Mrs. Percy Smith, of Alexandra, |
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. A.. II. Belts. and returned
home Tuesday.
There vas a bowling contest at the
Vermilyea alleys Wednesday evening
between the married men and the
single men. The former were de-
feated by 50 pins in "a contest that
was exciting from start to finish.
In his advertising space today C.
f.. Vermilyea announces the opening
OF the grocery department Of his dry
goods store. He has placed a fine line
Of goods Gu the shelves and Carl Raj
ston is in charge of the department..
George KaEoutf went to Chicago
Monday to make his purchases Of
spring designs of wall paper. While
there Mr.. Kanoutf will work under a
company Of interior decorators 10 ac.
Quire the latest methods Of the bust
ness.
John p. Carlson. went to Sioux
Falls with his daughter, Miss Alma,
who was operated upon Wednesday
Tor appendicitis. The condition OF
the young lady is such that an opera
ton was necessary at this time
MI. Carlson lives in Prosper town
ship.
The Huron Huronite OF Tuesday
announces that Grand Master Work.
mar Smith has rendered his resigna-
ton of the A. 0. U. w.. and states
that Judge 7. NJ. Simmons, of Hur-
on. BY virtue Of bis office, would sue
coed to the duties OF the position in
the future.
a Demorest medal contest was to
have been held at the Methodist
church Monday night. but as two
Of the contestants withdrew at the
last moment the affair was cancelled.
The contest had not been advertised
to any extent and it is doubtful if
there would have been an audience
large enough to have made it success.
full.
Enthusiastically lady or gen.
tleman to manage business in this
county and adjoining territory for
house Of solid financial standing.
, 500. 90 straight cash salary and ex-
penses paid each Monday direct
from headquarters. Expense money
advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager, Cos Monon Bldg.
Chicago.
The Mitchell Trust Co. is the title
of a new firm that has just been o.
gained in this city, which has for
10 OL1SC1o ledS llOku upSUu DIS
president and F. 2. Stearns as secre-
tary. The company will probate es-
tates, manage property for non-resi-
: Edents and have farm and city proper
ty for sale, will furnish abstracts and
pay taxes for non-residents. The
, Office Of the company is in the Beck
! with block. Both are energetic young
men n will give their sole atten-
ton to the business Of the company.
Tuesday evening the annual cleo
] tion of officers Of the knights OF
Pythias was held with the following
: result: Chancellor, Robert Burns
. vice chancellor. Raymond Thomp.
son; prelate, ". N. Hollands: mas,
ter-at-arms. G. G. Bras; master OF
. e%xchequer, J. O. Tiffany: keeper Of
records and seals, G. W. Boggs; sen.
ior representative to grand lodge G.
t W. Boggs; junior representative,
Robert Burns: trustees, Frank Weller
and Raymond Thompson. Damascus
e C~ommandery is quite active in the
L work at present and the lodge is
d growing nicely.
t Edward Gamble went out to his
u claim on the Sioux reservation, about
10 miles west of ChambeIlAin, this
I afternoon. He expects to have better
5 luck on the trip than did his partner.
I c. L.. Hampton, who went out there
several weeks ago. Mr.. Hampton
took along his refreshments, a whole
S lot of groceries. and an oil stove or
O which to cook his meals. When ht
got to Chamberlain he had to secure
other devices to cross the river othe|
than by the pontoon bridge and hiret
a man to take him and his provision!