The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-22
Mrs. II. y. Edison, of Minneapolis,
S visiting with relatives in the city.

OF inns city, Is Nslllne With
Nh. and Mrs. C.. c. lalphide.
O. Q. Thompson, the attorney, lett
for Madison, Mimi, to
to some legal business.
III. c. Bates, of Minneapolis. ar
rived Monday to visit his mother.
Mrs. III. l.. Bates, and sister lydia.
Mrs. t. b. NanAlstinc, who has
been visinting with relatives at
Richland Center, Wis, has returned
home.
The binder trust has gobbled up
five companies already and now they
are going to eobble up the farmer.
But you DON'T have to buy from
them, YOU a buy the Acme. Sold
by ID. w. Collins.
R. Il. Boylan and family, OF ar
mour. Thos. loylan. of DesMoines.
Iowa. and ID. w. and S. ii. l5oylan,
of Carroll. Iowa, arrived Friday
afternoon and are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Boylan.
Lost. On July 4th at Ruskin
park, a gold watch with gold chain.
cross on chain: name, Nellie. on IN
side of back case. y reward OF $40
Will be given the finder.
Nellie Kane, Letcher, S. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gilljs and
children Who have been away on a
"trip TO the st. Louis exposition. and
visited with relatives at Ohio points
enroute home, reached the city yes.
afternoon. On the way back
MIR. ellis stopped in Chicago and
made his fall purchase OF shoes.
To accommodate the vast crowd Of
people in the city Friday and give
them a place to rest the corn palace
was thrown open and barrels of ice
water were placed in various parts Of
the room. Hundreds of people took
advantage of the opportunity to rest
from the heat of the sun and the no.
comfortable wind that blew strong
from the south.
Farmers are busy in the Barley
field at the present time, this part
of the harvest ..startlng in general
Saturday and Monday. The crop in
this vicinity is reported to be excel
lent and will make a heavy yield.
Oats will soon be ready for the
binder, and they are said to be in a
very fine condition. Wheat harvest
will start the latter part of the
month or the first OF August. Wheat
i'm all parts of the county is reported
to be the best stand in a good many
years.
William 5. barley, general man
ager of the Practical Gas Construc-
tion Co. OF Chicago, is IN the city in
conference with Mcssrs. c. l Tennv
and Garde Mahoney concerning the
gas plant which they expect TO in
stall m Mitchell this summer and
fan Mr.. Mahoney states that they
have been very successful in theil
solicitations for consumers and they
lind the people ready and willing to
equip their house for gas. either fol
fuel or light. AS a fuel gas is TAX
ing precedence in the cities.
Monday evening Mitchell's repre-
sentatiNes went to Sioux Falls TIC
take part in the state tennis touIna-
mcAt. which began there Tuesday
The teams are made up as follows
Or a. j. Dix and DR.. Ray Smith.
Ora b. Wells and Ray L. Branson.
Eugene Hager and Carl Ruth. The
teams will play i'm the doubles and
each man is also entered for the
singles. There are all good play
ers in the bunch and they stand a
good chance of bringing home some
Of the prizes that have been hung
up.
Aside from the hotels and restau.
rants there were several other places
of refreshments opened last Saturday
to accommodate the vast crowd
which came to the city for Ringing
Bros circus. They were all thronged
at the noon hour and as far as we
have been able to learn, everybody
who wanted to eat did not have to
20 hungry. Last night every hote.
in the city was crowded to its Ut
most capacity and a number vf pri.
vate houses were opened to accom-.
modate the many strangers. Witt
the Widmann hote! completed any
rush Of this character can be met
with greater ease.
The Sioux City Journal of Friday
morning CONTAINS the announcement
of the failure Of r. Max Foster, an(
in his petition for voluntary bank.
ruptcy he showed an Indebtedness;
of s12. 600 and assets worth only
about $1,000. Mr.. Foster was en-.
gagged in the tailoring business, in
which he embarked a few years ago
The creditor list contains the name:
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