The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-25
IN TOWN AND N
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mccormick corn shredders are sold
by Vim. Koch. They do the best
work.
Mrs. E. Z. Downey returned to
her home at Clinton, III, Wednesday
morning.
Arthur ". Westhorp. local editor
on the IanktoH Press and Dakotan.
arrived Tuesday.
b.. b. VanA lStine has a nice assert
ment of buggles and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
j. q. Adams, OF Chicago. arrived
tuesday to remain a few DAYS in
the city to attend the corn palace.
The g. y. r. hall will be open
daily during corn palace as a resting
place for Old soldiers and their
families.
Il. z. GlaSner, of the Springfield
Times, broke off from his newspaper
work for a few DAYS and came up to
Mitchell to attend the corr palace a
few days.
A stranger was arrested at moor for
stealing blankets out of wagons
HIS hearing was held this afternoon
and he was bound over to the cir
cult court.
Editor Osbon. Of the Howard Spir-
it, attended the corn palace Wednes-
day. Nh. Osbon's son was accident
ally Shot in the arm d few days ago
and the member will have to be am
putated.
John f. Nipple, Of the State Reg
lister Of Pierre, came down to Mitch
ell Wednesday to enjoy the corn
palace and meet many of his old
friends. He seems to have no trouble
taking things pleasantly.
Messrs. Sutherland, Nipple, Besan-
con, Laughlin. Dewell and Deland,
Of Pierre. arrived IN the city We'd
uesday morning to remain a few
Gays. Mr.. Sutherland is the chair
man of Pierre's capital committee.
Governor Herrled and wife left
Wednesday for Pierre. They have
enjoyed their trip to the orn palace
very much and The governor was in
eXpressibly gratiied at the splendid
showing made in the county exhibits,
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on. We keep you posted locally, but
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Editors Taubman, of Plankinton
Dye, Of Gam Valley, Wentzy, O
Pukwana, Aldricb, of Big Ston'
City. French, Of Colman, Farley, 0
Madison, Osbon, of Howard, Cessrly
of Wentworth. Reed, of Woonsocket.
Dowdell, Of Artesian, arrived or
Wednesday to view the corn pal
ace.
The Mitchell Club rooms, while no
thoroughly finished, were opened
yesterday for the entertainments 0
the members of the club and thei
out of town guests. The rooms are
well appointed and finely arranged
) for the purposes Of the club, ant
{ during the next nine days of tn
corn palace open house will be KEEP
; for outside friends.
:, Mrs. Frederick a. Gnitfke, of Du
buque, Iowa, and Mrs. Augusta Jones
of Alexandria, have been visitin
I with Mrs. Geo. r. Foster and re
turned home Thursday Mrs
= Gniffke is the wife Of the editor G
the National-D emokrat, published a
Dubuque, n of the leading Germa
papers in Iowa.
A small house occupied by Do'
Brant, on the property OF Fran
Maynard, was discovered on fire Wee
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alarm brought out a large crowd 0
: people. The fire department extir
guished the flames without niue
trouble. The house and the cor
: tents were burned. Doc. got HON
:, in time to discover the blaze.
. The Letcher band went home ye'
= terday afternoon after playing a pal
of two days at the corn palace. TT
y boys made a fine impression on thei
visit here and their music was vel
much appreciated. The band
made up Of a fine class Of young me-
and they conducted themselves in
:. very gentlemanly and .decorus ma
liner. They were very free with the
y music and played whenever the OF
portunity was offered.
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