The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-06
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.
YAM lstine he sells bicycles.

VanAlstine he sells bicycles.
Mrs. Abraham Boynton went tc
Wagner Monday to visit Col. Boyntor
who is in charge Of the bank there.
Mrs. a. E. Hitchcock left this
morning for Chicago and other east
ern points and expects to be away
about a month.
Mrs. D. V. Moore and two children
arrived Friday morning from Grand
Forks, N. d., for a visit with DR.. S.
}. Moore any family.
Mrs. W. A. Barber and Miss Foster
arrived in the city Monday morning
from their claims near Bailey, Buff
alo county. Miss Foster returned
to Sioux City Tuesday.
c. Burnside has a change in his adj
vertIsement today in which Me calls
attention to what his Chinaman has
been doing in the way of purchases of
china for his already fine stock of
goods.
Harry King, editor of the Parker
Leader, arrived in the city Friday
afternoon and lett on. the evening
Omaha passenger for Minneapolis to
see the foot ball game between Min
nesota and Michigan.
Chamberlain Register: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Anderson and children
returned to their home at Mitchell
Tuesday after several days visit with
Mrs. Andreson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Workman.
VIM. Koch has taken the agency
for the Calmar, Ia, wagon, and
has a carload Oh hand. This wagon
has been manufactured for 81 years
by n family. This is western made
and the freight rates are cheaper.
1t is the best wagon for the western
farmers.
a delegation of the DIRTY Dozen
foot ball players called at the Office
late this afternoon tC inform the ed
itor that they "did up that west
side gang by a score Of 5 to o."
The two sides are represented by
lads about II years old and they are
fierce on the root ball field. One OF
them said: 81 bet that Michigan
ner Minnesota will put up as good a
score as dat"
John N. Harris sold his interests
in the cigar factory to his partner,
". NJ. Blacker, who will continue
the business. The firm has done
well since it started here and has
been able to dispose Of all the goods
the large force Of men could produce.
Mr.. Blacker said that the factory
would be 1un with as large a force
ever. Mr.. Harris has not decided
what he will do, but in any event it
is hoped that he will remain a resi-
dent of this city. He is a gentleman
good business quail fications and
OlcdSIllp III lniLlller.
W. ]. Heale,v, Of Miller, a repre-
of the Publishers Mutual
insurance Co., is in the city inter-
our business men on the
matter Of insurance. This company
recently established in business
and is managed by the newspaper men
the state. While it was started
the prime benefit Of the frater-
nifty the lines have been extended to
take. in all classes Of business. Its
plan and workings is in line with the
other mutuals Of the state which
have been the means of saving a large
of money in the matter of prem
The high school foot bail eleven
a game Thursday afternoon
with the fourth eleven Of the Univer.
and the score resulted in a tie
the end of the halves to 5. The
high school lads feel particularly jub
liant over the score for the reason
that they have had but little train.
ng this fall, and even that without
coach, while they declare that the
University has had the benefit of a
.ood trainer this season. The game
vas we'll played on both sides and
some very clever work was done.
Both teams have very strong lines in
that they we're able to resist some
strong bucking, while the tackles
it impossible to create a very
aree score. There was a good crowd
n attendance and the efforts Of the
were cheered to the echo.
Efforts are being made to have an
other racing matinee On Saturday Of
his week between the local horses.
md if the deal is c~onsummated some
racing Will be seer than at
first matinee. 1t is intended to |