The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

j. j.. McFaul, OF Elma. Iowa. is
visiting at the home of j. +. Ander-
sou.
City Auditor Markham arrived
Wednesday from his trip to points
in Iowa.
Lincoln Windle arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to visit his parents
for several weeks.
Mrs. j Willkomm went to Bridge
water Wednesday 10 remain a few
days with relatives
A. r. Myers. who has teen visit
ing at his old home in Clymer, Wis.
returned to the city Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. John Hasley has been visit
ing he1 mother, Mrs. Like, and re-
turned home to Sanborn, Iowa,
Tuesday.
Rev. II. S. Wilkinson and wife and
little daughter went to Big Stone
City on Monday for a short out
ing on the shores of the lake.
Wednesday the Milwaukee road
run a special excursion train to Spir-
it Lake, Iowa, and twenty-four tick
cts were sold to the people of this
city and vicinity. a number got
left owing to the early hour which
the train started.
"a carpenters known by his
chips and a medicine is known by
its cures. Coles CarbolisaIve is
known the world over by its wonder
full cures of burns, cuts, sores. piles
and |torturing skin diseases. Ask for
Coles, its guaranteed. - cts, by
all druggists.
Bert Morgan, who has been cut
ting meat for c. G. Rathbun i'm the
meat market department. went to
Sioux City on Monday. Bert was
let out CT work temporarily by the
butchers strike and he has gone to
take a place with the Cudahy Pack
ing Co. until the company can re-
sumo it's shipment of meat to the
Rathbun market.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hatch and lit
tie daughter, Violet, of Mt. Vernon,
passed through the city Wednes-
day on their way to Sioux City,
where they will reside in the future,
Mr.. Hatch becoming associated with
a live stock firm there. They have
resided at Mt. Vernon for the past
twelve years and their departure will
be regretted. Mr.. Hatch retains his
real estate interests in and around
Mt. Vernon.
Miss Anna Hannebuth passed
through the city Saturday afternoon
on the way to her home north Of
Planklnton from Sioux City. Miss
Hannebuth is a teacher in the Sioux
City schools and this year received
a promotion in her line of work, be-
ing elected to the p%rincipalship of
the Whittier school. Miss Hanne-
buth, before going to Sioux City,
taught several successful terms in
the Mitchell schools.
John IIagge, of Sheldon, Iowa. was
here for a day or two and returned
bone "Wednesday. Mr.. Hagge will
become a resident Of Mitchell the
latter part of the week. He has pur-
chased the dray business of Jos.
Schlimgen, which includes three
teams and four wagons. He will
take possession of the outfit the first
of the week. MIR. Schlimgen will
not 20 out of business, but will re-
tain the hack line and his baggage
and piano moving business. which
he thinks will keep llim and his men
busy enough.
Miss Alice White arrived from
Yankton Tuesday afternoon and
stopped over a day with her sister,
Mrs. Ray Smith. Miss White went
to Chamberlain Wednesday to be
present at the drawing of the names
of the winners in the Rosebud reser-
walton lands. During the rush at
Yankton Miss White conducted an
Office for administering the oath for
registration. giving particular atten-
ton to the ladies who registered,
Should any of tie $50 customers OF
Miss White be fortunate enough tC
draw a quarter section she will ap.
prise them of their good luck i'm.
m%ediately by telegraph.