The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06

Miss Lydia Bates has heen out to
Washington Springs TOR the past
week and came home Tuesday.
See what can be done with poor
soft coal in heating at Motley, Nc
Keel & Barber place, Monday and
Tuesday. C~oie.s}Air Blast stove.
Mrs. f.. Tillotson has been very i'll
for the past week or ten days with a
serious internal disorder but is re
ported as being some better at the
present time.
MI. and Mrs. II. N. Wa1field, of
Austin, Mimi. are visiting friends:
and relatives in the city. They were
former residents Of Mitchell. Mr..
Warfel1 is employer on the Milwau-
kee road at Austin.
B. H. judge. of Dewitt, Iowa, is
in the city. to remain a week or so
to look after his real eSattc hold
ings in this county. He owns a half
section of land in Tobin township
and another half section in Badger
! township.
In their new advertisement today
Scallin Bros. call attention to the
new and attractive line OF china they
have Just added to their already good
stock, and invite their friends and
patrons to call and inspect it.
Footitt & Mowery have dissolved
partnership, the interest of the
latter in the meat market Iirin hay
ing been bought by Mr.. Foottit.
The change occurred Tuesday. Mr..
Mowery expects to remain in Mitch
ell.
James Kimble and family expect
to leave about Dec. l for the island
of Cuba, where they will spend the
winter, locating on the north coast
at some desirable point. Last VIM
ter Mr.. Kimble and family were in
. Florida.
Oscar Kanoutf was in ST. Paul to
, attend a meeting OF the tenth divis-
ion Of the railway mail clerks, at
which the members were gathered
around the banquet board and
listened to some discourses on the rail-
way mail service.
; Mrs. C. Shelley, of Monticello,
Iowa. and two daughters, Mrs. Full
a ton, Of Denver. Colo. and Mrs.
+ Hecker, OF Monticello, arrived to
, make a visit at the home Of W. A.
Darling, who lives south of town in
9 Prosper township. He is a nephew
OF Mrs. Skelly.
Mrs. J. Fl. Marks and daughters:
Misses Della, Grace and Gertrude,
t left Tuesday for their home at
f Fenimore, Wis, where they will
d spend the winter. Mr.. Marks will
remain in Mitchell to look after his
e many real estate holdings in this and
t adjoining counties. The family
S came here last spring and have re-
t sided in a residence on the north
side.
ID. G.. Thomas, a membe or the
j board OF charities and corrections,
L was in the city Wednesday on his way
g home to Watertown. The board hac
been out to Plankinton to hold {
n meeting and look after matters per
b tanning to the school. Mr.. ThOma!
said that affairs at the reform scloo
T we're progressing nicely under th'
d management of Superintendent
lie Young. .
Tuesday and Wednesday were TIL
excursion days on the Milwaukee ant
= Northwestern roads into this state
3 and trains on 10th roads Of these tw
~ days were pretty well filled with land
=" seekers. who have come out to 100
over South Dakota's resources. W
~ met a gentleman from Iowa who ha
made several trips out to this countr
who declared that the crops beat any
thing he had seen in the west.
r. Tuesday evening Just after Oar
40 George Besancon took a fall from III
bicycle. while crossing IA culver
- north OF the Omaha track. His foC
~ GOT off one Of the pedals and he We
. unable to control the machine. as L
IN was lust learning to ride. In fa]lin
he wrenched the muscles of his kne
~. severely and he will be laid up #
~. some time. When he fell he shoute
no for help and some parties went ovt
10 from the Omaha deot and helpe
him to his home in one Of the Spea.
houses, north of the track.
in ~
.ft The members of her class in the
I'M Grammar department arranged a vel
ne pleasant surprise on Miss Alice Mye
n. Tuesday evening They met at tt
les Older home and proceeded in a boo
Of TO Miss Myers home on west flr