The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-11
IN TOWN AND
E~TEpS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
WIG COURSE OF A WEEK.

Nfs, o,too Tuesday morning.
PD m,r,s)jn. has returned from
Geo. 1 and will remain here FOR
present. n.s Z q. Hoa-
B0'I u, prosper township, Tuesday
( snrbeck left Tuesday
ft, nistota to attend a meeting
the Presbytery' .
>,nIo & Son are moving their
D 'ro store into'the south room
tns new p~ostot1ice building
uo, want a %threshing machine
TonA1tsine can sell you a Min
Eapolis, an Advance or a Ge'ser'
'r,.npl, sent a fairly good del
S.;on to Sioux Falls Thursday
a. fine Omaha road. They all
b,dpes that referred to the corn
"..o The number in the party
mid not be secured.
4 D Hurd. of Rock Valley, Iowa,
|mnenced work in the JOB depart
Esnt Of The Republican Monday.
Miss Ada Rowley is visiting her
T.. Mrs John Abraham. Miss
onlpv resides at Nora Springs,
bTa.
|nr and Mis-. Z. e. Reamer arrived
pme from Minneapolis, having been
hare for the past week to attend the
ate fair.
Miss Jessie Abraham, who has been
E,tina her mother. Mrs John
haham. returned Tuesday to her
bme in Chicago.
Harry Woodruff has taken a posi-
I'm Is salesman in Gillis' shoe store.
saws his trade is away ahead of
business a year ago.
Mrs, Jennie Wiltse returned Tues
from Minneapolis, where she
hs been visiting for the past month
18th her sister, Mrs. J.. ". Beattie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Tobin, who
lave returned from their wedding
lin, have taken rooms for the pres
hi at Mrs. Tobin'S sisters, 300
bansOn street.
Nj. and Mrs Jos. Gilfillan. who
eside IN Perry township, LETT this
bmning for Toronto, Canada, and
Epect to remain there visiting rel
hives until after the holidays.
Messrs. Leaman and Nudge, repre-
entatives of the Peavey Elevator
b.. were in the city Wednesday with
heir automobile, and started at 2:45
br a trip to Sioux Falls. The machine
las been stored here for several
teeks.
The news stand that has heen in
be p0stotlicc for so many years has
een discontinued with the Iemova.
the pOstOtliCe from that location,
Ie last of the stand was Will
caliln and be moved it into Scallir
PrOs. drug store, where the new:
tand feature will be continued
(lght along. In the new pOstoffict
building there will be nothing al
Pwed tut the government business
". |. Seaman received the appoint
flent yesterday, at the hands of Maj
y. W. Coursey. as first lieutenan
|hd adjutant Of the second battalion
/ the second regiment, South Dakot'
NatlolIal Guards. Mr.. Seaman take
pore than an ordinary interest II
9liltary affairs and his appointment
a very meritorious one. By hi
Efomotlon there is a vacancy in th
position of second lieutenant of Co
Y This will he filled by an election
I an early date.
a force Of men of the Western Ur
O' 70. commenced to move the pole
Main street about two feet froI
lie sidewalk and out Of the cemer
~utters. The poles ought to be ri
moved from Main street altogethe,
ld a move was made in that dire,
lon a couple of years ago by tt
Ity council, but it was never pushe
Fun any vigor. although the cit
.Vofhey gave it as his opinion tn;
lie Western Union Co. could |
lade to take these distractions frol
the street.
MI. and Mrs. j. B. Wolgemuth a
I'ed home Tuesday evening fro
[ue'l Trip to SanFrancisco. Cal
E""efe they went to attend the n
En0'ai chcampment Of the G.. A.
h" tlleir way home they stopped
uel''er TO visit their daughter. M
"o'senuth, who is assistant adjutal
.e"efal or the state department., I
H. reported that they had a We
!%..'1oyaole trip, with nothing occu