The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-03-13

y Dunn. editor VI lHe Siiiieoh,
l. Monitor, was inthe city Tues
laTs and made The Republican a 9 SAL.
)" W., chicago specialists Diagnos-
ins uill be at the Raymond Hotel.
tncIano,I. Tuesday, March "a. Con-
%sultation free
IN, NJ. Herbert has returned from
:. w" business trip to pointsin Iowa,
d. ls,rs he was transacting some busi-
WI; for the Lund Lard Agency.
A. Johnson has disposed Of This his
.iiasuce property on cast Fourth
ss'at IN A, K. Campbell. Mr.. john
wv and family expect to leave early
y APRIL for sweden to make an ex-
tended visit
nr Stevenson the well known eye,
:. mise and throat specialist, OF
sianr Falls, will be in Mitchell on
Thnrsday and Friday, March 10 and
attic, Mitchell. DR.. Stevenson
also fits glasses.
". Collins has returned from his
min TO Clymer, Wis, where he was
LIED several weeks ago by the death
If his brother. The friends of Mr..
Collins will extend their sincere sym
pthy in his bereavement.
If YOU want to buy farm machin-
ery, buggies, bicycles, sewing ma
chimes, harness, windmills, pumps OF
nine, wagon scales. gasoline engines.
remember that you can find them in
stock and at prices and terms to suit
YOU at E. B. VanAlstine's, near Mil
vaukee depot. Mitchell, $. D.
/. VIM. Harker disposed Of his res
jdence property north OF the Omaha
track to a Mr.. Getty, who moved
here last week from Carroll, Iowa.
The price paid was $500. and the
sale was effected by j. r. Cooper.
Mr.. Gettey's son is also a newcomer
to this county, having bought the A.
P. Hardy farm northwest Of this
city.
Monday the weather was warmer
ALrE
than any day since last November,
and it had some indications Of the ar
rival of spring. During the day the
thermometer registered at 81 degrees,
but during the night the mercury fell
back TO % degrees, which made quite
a change in the warmth Of the at
mOsphere.
J. O. Walrath was Monday APP
pointed temporary administrator fol
the estate Of the late John Colvin FOL
the purpose of taking charge OF his
agricultural implement business.
This is done in order that the bust
ness can be carried on until the Judge
Oh the probate court appoints a per
manent administrator.
W. NJ. Mcfarland. of DesMoines
Iowa, is in the city representing th'
Artificial Stone and Building Co
which makes cement blocks and
new kind of veneering for building
purposes. Mr.. Mcfarland was tt,
secretary of state of Iowa from lS9
to 1897. He has some samples Of hi
cement blocks at the Office Of Geo. %
Logan.
The little three-year-old daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hetland die
at their home, 101 Minnesota street
Yesterday and was buried in the al
ternoon. No funeral services Wer
[eld on account of the prevalence Q
measles and scarlet fever in tn
house. the little daughter having jus
recovered from it, and her death wa
caused by a throat affection.
c. R. Simpson. OF Mason City, re
turned home Tuesday. He is th'
owner of the Page farm, consisting
ll2O acres. which he has rented to >
T. 4ahne for the season. Mr.. Siml
son is placing quite a good deal {
Stock on the place andsnoW has oyt
2oO head of cattle and alarge numbf
OF hogs. He displays a strong fait
III South Dakota land by his heaS
Investments.
Ralph W. Wheelock is gaining a
sorts Of notoriety through his colun
Oh Thoughts on Things in the Mimi
apoI!s Tribune. A new town up
North Dakota has just been name
"heelock after the versatile write
ana Ralph has promised to send Il
own a new pump for the first publ
well. A rival town to Wheeled
Claimed that Ralph had already fo
Warded d bicycle pump which cou
oe operated on a beer key, butts CT
'HeAS deny the Impeachment.
The annual meeting of the vario
cOlnDdninS pf tho oar fire d