The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-26

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Mccormick binders stand at the
head for clean, good reliable work.
| Sold by VIM. Koch.
Ralph Colvin, OF Sanborn, Iowa, is
visiting with his grandmother, Mis-.
John Colvin.
Mrs. Fl. T.. Bras has been visiting
with relatives at Mt. Vernon and
came home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. W. A. Rlynn left Monday
for Mazomanie, Wis, to make a visit
of several weeks among relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Raymond and children
left Monday evening via the Omaha
road for Sun Prairie, Wis. to make a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. J.. L. Davenport and Miss
Jessie Laidlaw returned home to Al
exandria Tuesday. They have been
visiting relatives in the city.
See VIM. Koch about your binding
Irvine. His stock is fresh and of
the best quality. You will rot be
disappointed in its use.
Mrs. Eliza Vermilyea, who has
been visiting her son near Pittsburg,
Pa, and her old home in Erie county,
N. Y, for the past year, has return
ed to Mitchell.
T. II. Winsor has lost his record for
catching the largest fish at Big Stone
Lake. Word came down from there
Wednesday that Mrs. Mccartney
landed a pike that weighed 10 pounds.
Miss Louise Harrison. who gradu-
ated in the normal department of
Dakota University last week, was
elected to a position as assistant
in the intermediate department of
the Dell Rapids schools.
Kathryn Fernan, of Cavour, S. D.,
who has been a guest at the home of
P. H. Kelley for the past even
weeks, returned home Tuesday. She
was accompanied by Lizzie Kelley,
who will spend her vacation with
grandma on the farm.
VIM. Koch carries a good assort-
ment Of buggles. Don't make a
purchase until you see what he has.
He got a special deal on a carload
and will give purchasers the benefit.
Fred Widmann, jr., and wife have
come to Mitchell to make their home.
He disposed of his saloon at Parkston
I and as soc as his father completes
the new building, now in course of
construction, he will assume the man.
agement of that place of business.
j. George Musicman, a carpenter
living in Baker township. was up be.
fore the commissioners Of insanity
Tuesday, a number of citizens from
that township gave evidence as to his
queer actions. The hearing was post
poned until Friday, when he will be
given another examination.
Harness, machine and hand made,
is carried by VIM. Koch. Fine line
of fly nets, lap robes, ETC., for sum
mer use.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the approaching
marriage OF Miss Josephine Baker an6
Clifton Cook, which will occur at
Montevideo, Mimi, Tuesday evening,
June 30. Miss Baker was a former
resident Of Mitchell. She is a sister
of Mrs. F. e. Clark and was the first
hello girl in the telephone office.
The little daughter of Mrs. Grace
Rowley, residing northeast OF tht
city, was bitten by a dog a few day!
ago, INJECTING seven or eight wounds
on her face. It is not known whether
the dog was mad, the presumption
being that it was not. The dos
was not killed, but will be KEEP
for a week or ten days to see Wha
will develop along that line.
Mccormick. mowers and hayrake!
do the business for the farmer ir
first class manner. VIM. Koch sell
them.
j M. E1ion, who lives four mile
southeast of town, brought us in
sample of some strawberries that b
is raising on bis farm. They are som
OF the largest we have eve seel
grown in any country, and his vine
are bearing very heavy this year
Mr.. Erion is just completing a ne5
house on bis farm that will be an up
to-date farm house. He is an low
farmer, having just moved here abou
two years ago, and he thinks Their
is no country like South Dakota.
Supt. Collins, of the I. & d. divis
ion of the Milwankoa road naSSel