The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

lain, is in the city.
The Smith & Dawson barn will be
opened Sept. LIST as a feed and board
ing barn. L. Hopkins.
Miss Grace White has been visiting
with friends in the city and left
Thursda for her home at Vermillicn.
e. B. VanAlstine has added the
coal business to his agricultural line,
and calls attention to the fact else
where.
Mrs. w. W. Corcoran went to Sun
Prairie, Wis.,, Thursday, being
called there by the serious illness OF
her mother.
M. Hitchcock, who has been visit
ing his sons, A. E. and h. E. Hitch
cock, left Thursday for his home at
Anamosa, Iowa.
Lost-Between Mitchell and Fire
steel Lreek, black purse with name
Blanche Kenton inside. Finder please
leave at this Office.
D. W. Collins and daughter, Miss
Mae, went to Bridgewater Thursday
morning. The stock of goods which
MI. Collins is interested in with G.
L. Johns at that place will be sold at
public auction to dispose of the line.
l.. c. Thomas arrived home from
Sioux Falls Tuesday evening. While
there he made d contract to become
the general special agent of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. having eight counties in this
territory under his charge. MI.
Thomas was formerly associated with
the New York Life.
L. Indra is looking for the man
who has his bicycle. Mr.. Jndra left
his wheel standing in the gutter in
front Of Sam Webber's restaurant
Wednesday and was away from it but
a few moments. When he returned
it was gone and no trace of it could
be secured today. 1t was a Victor
wheel and had red and lis BIT colored
! tires.
The case of the city against L. A.
Amsden, concerning the non-burial
of a dead horse, was called at the
court house Thursday before
Justice Reeves. Another delay in
the case occurred when Attorney
VanWagenen called for a jury to de-
eide on the merits Of the controversy.
At a late hour six men had not beer
secured to listen to the evidence.
Prof. S. E. Cooper, principal of the
Washington Springs Seminary, anc
Rev. W. N. Coffee, of Washington
Springs, were in the city Wednesday
They r out on an advertising toul
for the seminary, which opens Sept
%. Two new departments have beer
added to the course this year, ant
the Institution is broadening Out
more every year. Mr.. Cooper sale
that tine seminary had a good outlool
for students for the fall term.
Don't worry about the children
having the croup-it docs no goot
and wears you out. Just get a bot
tie of Coles Cough Cure. It's tn
best ever. 1t promptly relieves ant
cures a cough in a way to stay cured
Children like it. Is and SOC. Guar
anteed to satisfy by all druggists.
Master Abraham Boynton cele
ibrate his eighth birthday Wednesda,
afternoon from S to 7 O'Clock, ant
about twenty of his little playmate!
gathered at his home, and they foun,
plenty of ways in which to have
lgood time. The games we're numer
Gus and they played them with tn
joyfulness of youth. Refreshments
were served and the little folks wen
home at a seasonable hour, having
assisted the youth to celebrate hi
birthday in a way that he will re
member.
Frank VanWagenen sent out SOM
circular letters to a number OF bust
ness men and citizens yesterday an
nouncing that on Sept. l he would
establish another weekly paper il
Mitchell, and that during the corr
palace he would issue a daily edition
1t is understood from his circula
that it is his intention to dig VI
some things in Mitchell which b
thinks ought to be given publicity
He intimates in his circular that hi
newspaper will be u IN differen
lines than is ordinarily the case.
Monday evening some young ladie!
and gentlemen organized a hayracl
ride. An immense hayrack was hal
filled with new mown hay and the oc
cupants provided themselves will
tinhorns and other things that woult