The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-05
Miss Mabel Robinson, who has

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Jacob Schmidt made his appear
ance on The street spuakler Thurs
day, having purchased The outfit
from L, j. bingham.
For sale.-6o head of fresh COWS
aud %springers, winch | will sell for
cash OF on time. Apply to u. Nc
Delmaid, Mitchell, S. u
Mrs. G. N. Fousley. OF LIE seucg,
Mimi, is Visiting her son. Mr. Z. ID.
TonsIey, of this city. She will re-
main until after the corn palace.
How are your kidneys? 1t is dam
gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. Kidney-Estes are the most
wonderful cure for all kidney and
backache complaints. Try them. %
cents. l.. o. Gale.
Ernest Storm, an attorney of Cam
ova, was in the city several days and
left for his home. MIR. Storm was
looking over Mitchell with a view of
investing in some city property
Mrs. b. L. lioylan, of Armour,
and Mrs. G. $. Phelps. of Aurelia,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday and Mrs.
Ben Salinger. of Carroll, Iowa. ar
rived Thursday and are guests OF
Nh. and Mrs, III. a. Boylan.
M. III. Gosche, who went down 10
Fremont, Nab., to see Black Wal
nut 90 in the % pacing race We'd.
nesday, wired back Thursday morning
that his horse won the race in three
straight heats. the best time eing
l2:l7l4.
Jos Winter takes a large adyertis-
Ing space in The Capital today
TO call attention to the removal sale
which he will l%naugurate Saturday.
MI. Winter states that he will have
to move Don and that he wants to
clear the shelves of as many goods as
possible before doing so.
Conductor Edwards and family |
moved Thursday into the new resi-
dence erected by ID. w. Burright on
SlIS SoIliSI vi uNJC anu OCNCIll4lI
streets. Mir. Edwards is one of the
conductors on the morning Omaha
passenger running between Mitchell
and Worthington. Mimi.
Z. c. Ward, of Yankton, was in
the city today. MI. Ward is intel-
tested i'm the construction of the
Missouri River Telephone Co. lines
which are coming to Mitchell from
the south. The city council at the
session last week adopted an ordin-
ance granting this company the use
OF the streets and alleys for a long
distance line.
j. L. w. Zeitlow and his expert as
s%istant, III. G. Campbell, came down
from Aberdeen Thursday and
will remain here two or three days
making a thorough inspection of the
local telephone system with a view
of making repairs wherever needed
MIR. Zeitlow is the president of the
Dakota Central, which now owns the
lO1Nti ttIlN ioiIE NINtGIiGt "LSIGpIIOlltI
lines into Mitchell.
Miss Hattie Pilcher, of Woonsocket,
was i'm the city Thursday on a shop
ping expedition and returned on the
afternoon train. Miss Pitcher is the
young lady who created so much eX-
citement out at Miller last winter.
when she was accused of committing
a robbery and shooting a drug clerk.
She is an attractive looking lady,
and is not counting any more notorl-
ETY. in the case in which she was ac-
quilted by the courts.
There is some talk among the ten
mis- enthusiasts of the city of having
tournament in the course of a couple
of weeks There are a numler Of
good teams i'm town and it is be-
lieved that at least eight can lie Sc
cured for the doubles with twice as
many individual players for the sim
giles. There is talk of making it a
round robin tournament wherein
o'i YIN 1oAIbNntHiIlo tICtl ClIJ OlIItl.
A meeting will be held shortly to
prepare for the tournament. All
players in the city will be eligible TO
play by paying the entrance fee.
Conductor e, II Fargo came down
Thursday on his Milwaukee run
from Aberdeen, this being his first
trip since his holdup with the graft
ers who went north on his train Sat-
urday evening. Meyers, the fellow
who pulled the gun on the conductor,
was bound over at kedfeld yesterday
to appear at the fall term OF court.
Hamilton and Smith, who were
mixed up in the affair in trying to
aid Myers. were allowed TO plead
guilty to assault and battery and