The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-31
VanAlstine he sells bicycles.

/, VanAlstine he sells bicycles.
]. A. Stransky, Of Pukwana, was in
the city Wednesday.
For sale-A fine black mare, weight
about 1900. J. E. Wells.
Mrs. John Michels went to Sheldon,
Iowa, Wednesday to make a visit
with friends.
Miss Maud Belts went to Waterloo,
Wis.,, Wednesday to make a visit
with her grandparents.
Miss Minnie Grace went to her
claim in Hand county Tuesday after
noon to remain a week or so.
Mary Louise Burns and Florence
Walrath went out to Plankinton
Wednesday afternoon 70 visit a week.
Mrs. Geo. Munger, who has been in
Ashtabula, Ohio, for the past year
and a half, arrived home Tuesday
afternoon.
Ray Graham has been visiting his
parents, Dir. and Mrs. W. /. Graham,
and left Wednesday for Lincoln,
Neb., where he is now residing.
Man-Er-V Vine Tablets. The nerve
tonic for men and women. Build up
the system and make you feel bright
and cheerful. l.. o. Gale.
Mrs. W. 81. Conyes and children
left Wednesday for Mason City,
Iowa, to visit with friends and rela-
tiyes for several weeks. MI. Conyes
expects to go down next week.
Miss Eliza Hall went to Sioux City
Wednesday to attend the funeral
services of the mother Of DR.. Con-
niff. When Miss Hall lived in Sioux
City she made her home with the
Commit family.
G. W.. Adams has a new advertise
ment il The Republican today call
ing attention to his line Of goods for
: the fall trade. He says he has a
line that is not duplicated in any
of the shops in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Overlander, O
Canton, have been visiting at tht
home of Rev. Fled L. Drewett an(
r returned home Wednesday. Mr.
Overlander expects to move to thit
q county within a short time and 10
f cate on a farm with the idea Of in
] vesting in a quarter section.
E. J. Miller, Of Miller, arriv I'd ir
the city Wednesday and went te
v Bridgewater Thursday to complete
d real estate deal. MI. Miller says tina
n despite the shortage of rain befor
+ the fourth of July up there the farm
2 ers will have a fair crop after all
Plenty of moisture has ONE since tn
4th.
'e Supt. Collins passed through th
re city Wednesday from Chamberlai
D on his way east. MI. Collins sal
u that the brick for the Sidewalk
around the depot were expected t
r. arrive in Mitchell most any day no
ic and that the work of laying the wal
d would be commenced just as soon :
10 the material got here. The platforl
re between the two tracks will be Low
10 cred to the level Of the walk nef
,e the depot.
III The theatre-goers Of this city wi
OF remember Miss Clara Thropp, wi
in appeared in Mitchell several years as
I'd in "The Dolls House." The prom
be Using actress at that time has sim
vs. risen higher in her profession and
er at present playing an engagement
tic McVicker's theatre, Chicago, in tt
ge leading female role in :When john
on Comes Marching Home.' succeedil
Bertha Darrell. Miss Thropp W
az finish this season with the compal
and has been engaged for next yea
tly Some miscreant went into the nj
he %lavatory at the court house a II
ee- evenings ago and with intent tn
ny couldn't be anything else than deV
III ish did some damage to the hXtul
)rk that supplies water to the tank. Su
al a mean contemplate. trick rifles
nat person up worse than il he had do
has some greater act. There is a susp
use ion who did the job and If the e
md dence IAN be collected the person "
ing he made to suffer. The place is or
ler- to the public at all times and
to wouldn't think that there was
ing nerson mean enough to injure pr
erty in that way.
mt A change occurred Wednesday
die the management Of the United Sta
his Express Co.'S. office. About
ace, months ago Lawrence Grace tende
day his resignation as agent OF the &C
ted nany, but a successor could not
itch secured until the present time. VI
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