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

LOe Doyle, OF lSereSl0rd, spent
Sunday i'm the city with his parents.
G.. l.. Hurd spent Labor Day i'm
Sioux Falls and attended the big cell
ebration.
Mrs. II ID. Welch came home Tues
day from her weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Minneapolis.
Laurice Nickcls left Monday MORN
ing for Des Moincs, IONA, to attend
a business college.
Mrs. Il. j.. Haynes went to Sioux
City on Tuesday to visit with rel
ativeS for a few days.
Mrs. J. III. Mott arrived home Tues
day via the Omaha road from a
trip TO R%eedsburg. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lev, Pcirce nave
been visiting relatives at Ashton and
came bone Tuesday.
Mrs. S. W. Wise and c|hildren, OF
%Gracevillc, Mimi are visiting at
the home of L. c Thomas.
Where are all the buggies gone to
that have been sold in the past few
years? Gone to pieces, except those
sold by ID. W. Collins.
Miss Fannie Foster returned ZONE
to Sioux City on Tuesday. She has
spent a portion OF her vacation on
her ranch in Buffalo county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il Kibbee came
home from their trip to Minneapolis
Tuesday morning. They were i'm at
tendance at the state fair.
The ore limited your income the
more imperative is your duty to
save. Open a savings account with
Commercial and Savings bank and it
will help you to save.
DIR. j. q. Mccartney arrived home
from st. Louis via the Omaha road
Monday evening. He had been there
to attend the International Dental
Congress as Il representative from
this state.
About Sept. 20 to 25 our tulips
will be here from Holland. Tulips
must be planted this fall for next
springs bloom. Give us your order
now. 30 cents per dozen, assorted
colors. The N%ewtury'S.
Miss Grace White has been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Smith, and returned home Tues
day to Nermillion. Miss White
has practically recovered from the
burns she received from the gasoline
stove a few weeks ago
Call on u. w. Collins and see his
one h9rse drill for sowing fall wheat
between the c0rn ows,
4 portion OF the furniture for The
Widmann hotel has arrived and it is
being stored away Iii the rooms of
the building AID the work OF setting
it up viii be started in few DAYS.
Landed Johnson's private household
effects arriycd Tuesday.
Il. Reirson and Hans Brynjulson,
two We'll to.do tanners of Lincoln
county. have been i'm the city for
several days. geusts AT the home of
John Rcirson. and left on the after
noon TAIN lor Hyde county. where
they WI some land.
Mrs. Ole Hess. OF Presbo, out on
the reservation. spent Tuesday in
tie city with friends, driving down
from Letcher, where she is visiting
her parents Mrs. Hess said that
Notwithstanding the alleged great
change IN civilization out there that
the people were entertained with one
OF the Indians war dances a few
weeks ago.
If YOU want a nice uggy call on
d. W.. Collins.
1t is very likely J that the first
meeting to be held in the new city
hall building will be the session OF
the Dakota Conference Of the Meth
odist church, which will assemble in
Mitchell early in October. at the
city council meeting Monday even
ing the council rendered the use OF
the auditorium to the conference for
its gatherings. 1t IS expected that
there will be a very large attendance
Of Methodists at this meeting.
A copy Of the Helena, Montana,
Independent, was received announce
ing a big fire in that city which oc-
Cured last week. Among the losers
by the fire was Frank Champeny
formerly of this city. He was a
partner in the firm Of Champeny &
Iverson and they conducted one Of
the largest stores in the city. The
stock was valued at S25, 600 with only
$4,000 in insurance. How the fire
started was a mystery, but it sue
ceeded IN destroying practically the
whole stock. MI. Champeny has
been unfortunate in the matter of
fires, as it was but about eight years
ago that the large store i'm this city