The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-04
VanAlstine he sells BICYCLES.

Mrs. @. L. Johns was over from
Bridgewater and returned home Sat-
urday morning.
Ii you want a threshing machine
3. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
Miss Mary Turner has been visiting
her brother, W. E. Turner, and re-
turned home to Rockford, Ill Sat
urday morning.
Samuel Vickers has opened a -four
and feed store in the building just
west of the Shamrock restaurant, on
Railroad street.
J. II. Harris has moved his family
here from Sioux Falls and are now
occupying the McGovern residence on
east Second street.
j. Wilkinson and family, Of Alta,
luWa, who have been visiting at the
home of w. H. Wilkinson this week,
returned Saturday to their home.
Now is a good time to have Van
Alstine put you up a windmill before
your harvest is on; he sells the Mon
itor. Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
Miss Myrtle Andrews, of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, is visiting with Miss
Marian IurneY. Miss Andrews is a
reporter on the Globe OF that place.
DR.. and Mrs. e. f. Reamer went
to Minneapolis Friday evening via
the Omaha road and will remain
there a week, attending the state
fair a part of the time.
Woonsocket held a two days race
meeting which came to a close Fri
day afternoon. Although the
weather was not very favorable for
the gathering the attendance was
very good.
W.. B. S%herrard, superintendent OF
the Children's Home at Sioux Falls,
was in the city Friday. Mr.. Sherrard
said everything was moving along
nicely and that much comfort was
being taken in the new building.
Chas. Ferguson arrived home FIJI
day evening from a trip to Chicago
and New York, where he purchased
his line of fall and winter goods. Mr..
Ferguson said he picked up>a fine
line Of novelties, which he will soor
have on display in his store.
Miss Sara Scallin, who went tt
Boston in July to attend the Nation.
al Educational Association, and Wis.
tied other points in the east, arrived
home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Scallin
who was visiting at points in Penn
sylvania, came home with her daugh
ter.
VIM. Koch has taken the .agenc,
for the Calmar, Ia, wagon, ant
has a carload on hand. This WACO
has been manufactured for 81 years
by n family. This is western mad
md the freight rates are cheaper
1t is the best wagon for the western
farmers.
J. w. Broadbent & Co., in thei
new advertisement today call atten
ton to the fact that they have addeI
uphoistering to their furniture bust
ness. They have secured the service
Of Harry jain, an expert upholsterer
and they will do all kinds Of work il
that line.
MI. and Mrs. Z. A.. Bidwell ar
, rived home Sunday morning from
= their extended trip to Alaska. The
stopped at Yellowstone Park OF
. their return trip. They report hay
: ing had a most enjoyable outing an
that they say some grand sight
, while away.
. Miss Margie Kincel en%tertaine
! about thirty of her boy and gil
t friends at the home of Mrs. Geo. F
Douthit Friday evening. The hous
G was prettily decorated with Japanes
lanterns and flowers. Many pleasar
! games were PLAYED and refreshmen,
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry jain, who a
rived a week or ten days ago to Wis.
t with Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Kress, I'll
e two ladies being sisters. have decide
,, to remain in Mitchell and'make the
home. Mr.. jain is an upholster'
c by trade and has accepted a positic
IS with J. W. Broadbent & 70. He wi
e commence work for the firm Mond;
morning.
If Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gordon, of U
per Sandusky, Ohio, arrived in tt
IS city Saturday afternoon, remain,
over Sunday and returned to the
j. home Monday. They are cousins
n Mrs. S. T. Greene, and during ii
10 hrief fine tbav ware in tho o;tv RI,