The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-09

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NJ. III. Ro@ley, Mitchell, S. ID.
Mrs. Sturgis, mother of Mrs. Hen
ny lierryman. left on Thursday for
points in Iowa to visit for some
time.
Dl. III. III. Frudenfeldt, the Mad
iSon specialist, will be at home Oct.
LIST, after a course in the London and
Vienna hospitals.
f {. Curry a former resident of
Mitchell, and now engaged in the
banking business ut Belle Fourche.
in the Black Hills, is i'm the city.
O. A. Bates, one of the mail cal
riers, is taking his vacation of two
weeks at the present time, and his
place is being filled by Charles
Mason.
For rent. a stock farm i'm Hand
county. Good water sufficient for 200
head of stock. Inquire of II. u. Wat
kins, 7ol south Sanborn street,
Mitchell.
Earl &owlcy. While driving home
from Mitchell last night, was thrown
hom a buggy and his right shoulder
was m0ken. The team ran away and
the buggy tongue dropped to the
ground, causing the vehicle to he
partially overturned.
William Mckinley of ogden. III
mother of James Mckinney, ar
.liged in The city Wednesday EVENING
for a short visit. Mr.. Mckinley is
an old resident Of This section hav-
ing lived in Mitchell and Mt. Vernon
some sixteen years AGO and the chang
es that greet his eye are something
marvellous according to his express
sion.
John Z. Glcen, living down in Lis
bon township. brought in some
samples of apples grown in his or
chard. He has fifteen trees Of the
Wealthy variety and they have this
season produced some nice fruit of
! SOOt SLY. ~ says lC JuS SdUl1CICQ
30 bushels from them so far and has
a large quantity left. Many of the
farmers i'm that sectioon ale growing
apples successfully.
Dress making and teaching the
| system at 30 First Avenue west.
a. ID. Walpole has commenced the
construction of another new house on
the corner OF Seventh Avenue east
and kimball street, the basement
having been eXcavated and the foun-
dation commenced. The house will
be 2SX44 and two stories high. cost
ing about s., 900. The house Mr..
Walpole now occupies was purchased
by Phillip Tobin. Mr.. Walpole is
making quite a record as a house
builder, having erected six or eight
in tile past two years.
Mitchell is sending quite a large
delegation to Sioux City each morn
ing to attend the Interstate fair.
The morning passenger, which leaves
at 5'55 and getpIns in the evening at
10 o'clocN makes an ideal service ION
! parties Who want to put in a whole
daY at The fair. 1t is reported That
great crowds ale i'm attendance ait
the fair and the attractions ale the
best ever gwen in the city. In Thu
aggregate Mitchell is making a goeI
representation at the fair i'm the WY
% attendance.
Next week is the state fair at
YanSton, and the great day of tile
week win he Friday, which has been
set apart for Mitchell and Pierre TO
show their strength in the way Of
friends. a great many of the farm-
us of the county contemplate going
down one day aud The Capital wants
to urge them all to make it a point
to 60 Friday and join the Mitchell
crowd. The crowd will leave on the
Milwaukee road on the IL O'Clock
train, accompanied by the Mitchell
band.
The first round of the tennis tourn-
ament has been completed and the
second round was started Tuesday
evening. In the first round Scallin
lost to Nolt by a score of go. 6-l.
KimbIe defaulted Branson, and Tiff
any d%efaulted Gregory. Downey de-
iealed Couehlin SO. 6-1, Go. Smith
defeated Wells ga. 6-3. Dix defeated
Ruth rs, 1913. Hager defeated
! WEIGH &C, Ga. Spencer and Mason
each a set and then Mason de-
faulted to Spencer. Branson and
Gregory started the second round
Tuesday evening, Branson winning
by 6-3, SO. This evening Dix and
The Bethel club, northeast of
town, is making quite a record for
victories this summer. At the La
Dor Day celebration at Letcher
the Bethel team went against a made
up team from Artesian, and 0 out
with ease, the score at the end Of
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