The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-04
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs j. Haynes went cut to Mt.
Vernon Monday to visit a few days
with relatives.
E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
mcnt Of buggles and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
Mr.. and Mes. II. L. Bras arrived
home Saturday afternoon from their
trip to Clarion, Iowa.
W.. e. Turner went to Chicago Sat
urday, and expects to reach home by
the latter part of the week.
l have sold the Old Hickory wagon
for twelve years and was never called
on to set d tire. d. w. Collins.
Mrs. Vim. NJ. Smith went to Min
neapolis via the Omaha road Saturday
evening and will remain through the
state fair.
Ole Hess, who suffered a slight
stroke of apopleXy a few days ago.
was able to resume his work in the
job rooms Of The Republican Mon
day morning.
Ole Kjelmyr takes a space in our
advertising department. to announce
the reception of his fall and winter
suitings and invites his friends and
customers to call and see them.
Saturday afternoon Drs. Crane &
Ball and DR.. Spencer removed a cystic
tulnoI from the lower jaw of Mrs.
John Wild of Letcher. Mrs. Wild is
staying with Mrs. Sprague for a few
days.
Miss Clare Nobis arrived home Sat-
urday afternoon from Paulding, Ohio,
where she has spent her summer va.
cation, and is ready to begin her du-
ties in the city schools, which open
next Monday.
Clate 1inan came in from Kimball
Monday. He got home Friday
night from his trip with the national
editorial association, which went out
west TO see the country. Clate re.
ports a great time and that lie saw
lots Of country.
Rev. Chas. H. Powell went to Gar.
retson Monday and will put in
the week hunting the festive prairie
chicken in company with the Congre'
gational pastor of that place. The
two preachers were c~ollegemates iE
the years gone by.
Truax & Belts have moved theil
Office into two rooms oye the new
postotfice building and are the first
to occupy the building. The rest OF
the building is still in the hands O
} the carpenters. The Western UniOr
Office will be moved there in a few
days.
O. L. Branson arrived home Mon
day from st. Lawrence, where
he went Saturday to attend an ole
, settlers reunion. On account of thu
} continued rain all day Mr.. BransOl
, said that the reunion vas postponed
for two weeks, when the entire pro
gram will be given. He will then e
J out there to make the address Of th
day.
!, J. Winter, of Waterloo, Iowa. la
rented the building now occupied b
= the p%ostottice and as soon as it is Va
!, Gated he will establish a dry good
business in the same. He expects t.
have his new store II operation be
. fore the opening of the corn palace
MI. Winter was engaged in bushes
at Yankton for a numl er Of years
moving from there to Waterloo.
Frank VanWagenen got out til
, first number Of his paper Satu1da
4 evening. which he distributed owe
= town. It is called the Side Issue
! and contains two pages, the Who'll
sheet being about 12x1S. The pape
, is printed Ly the Owen Blank Co.
and the editor promises to make
, daily OF it during the cor palace
Succeeding issues Of the paper wi
more thoroughly develop the plans
4 the editor.
Miss Edna Daniels and Gustav
! Loevinger left Monday for Mir
. neapolis, via Mason City. Both wi
enter the state university Of Mime
z sofa. Miss Daniels will take the co
< Iege course. Mr.. Loevinger has d.
.cided to enter the law departme1
Iand equip himself for the bar. +
4 is a graduate Of Dakota Universit.
= finishing the course last June. NJ
= Loevinger is an earnest and energet
4 young man and has shown by h
x efforts in this city that he has tt
: talents to succeed in his undertaken,
The last of the union services,
y the Congregational. P%resbvteRlaI
4 Methodist and Baptist churches W;