The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-23
IN TOWN N COUNTRY.

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gan, SUNDAY ~ept. Is, a daughter.
Mankato Comm crcial college will
put YOU into a GOOD position or r.
fund your money.
Lost. "A small boy coat in Mitch
ell, Saturday, Sept. II, 1904. Finder
please scaNe at this office.
Mrs. c. Il. Wilt lett on Thursday
for York, Penn, to Join Mr.. Wilt,
who was called there by the death of
his aunt.
Mrs. G.. B. Coin and two children
of Charter Oak, Iowa, arrived Tues
day to make a visit with her par
ents. MI. and Mrs. A. j. Bates.
BESSIE, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Hollands, is suffer
ing from a broken arm. She fell
from II hovse and broke the member
at the elbow.
Mrs. G. W.. Johnston and daughter,
Miss Manic. went to Sioux Falls
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Johnston ac-
%comanying her daughter to place hel
in All Saints school.
Mrs. ID. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Edith, came down from Ashton
this morning and will be the guests
of MIR. and Mis-. q. w. Downey
through corn palace.
A. +. Grimm and daughter, Da-
kota, came up from Parkston Tues
day and Went to Sioux Falls or the
evening train. Miss Gnmm will en-
ter An Saints school tor the year.
Brigadier Jenkins, "A leading Sal
walton Amy officer of Minneapolis,
accompanied by Lieut.. ~lIarIis, a
singer, will conduct a special meet
ing in the ODD Fellows hall Friday
evening, Sept. %.
DIR. Stevenson, the we'll known eye,
ear, nose INC throat specialist of
Sioux Fails, VIII be in Mitchell on
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday.
Oct. 5th and 9Th, at The Mitchell.
DR.. Stevenson also Its glasses.
DIR. "A. III. Daniels arrived home
Wednesday evening from an extern
sivc trip, coming directly from north
ern MICHIGAN. The Or. has covered
Il large amount of territory i'm the
interest of the magazine syndicate
with which he is associated.
Supt. Hon, OF the city schools, de-
sires The Republican to nnoun
that There will be no school next
week. Il vacation being given during
the corn palace. There is no likli-
hood that il school was in session
that half of the pupils would he in
attendance With SO much going on,
George III. Schlund and SON, j. W.,
left Tuesday for Garfield, Wash,
TO again take up their residence.
Mr.. Schlund has disposed of most
AN his property In this county
and Will make his home in Washing-
ton in the future. We hope he will
do Well out there.
Mrs. h. j. Blown departed Thurs
day morning for Waterloo, Iowa being
called there by the serious condition
CT her father. who "as stricken with
paralysis Yesterday. He is IS years
Of age and the stroke might result
fatally. j. III. Ferris expects to
lsaye IN a few days.
The Omaha company put out the
Flyers late Tuesday Afternoon for a
speciai train service over that road
during the corr palace, ior IDuls-
day, Sept. %. The train will start
from Worthington, Mimi, at 6 a. IN.
and will reach Mitchell at IL o'clock.
The train will make the return trip,
leaving Mitchell at 1870 y. m..
which will give the visitors an OPP
poItunity to attend the afternoon
and evening concerts given Dy
fare for the round trip. This is a
good concession Oh the part OF the
Omaha road and 1t Is appreciated Inv
the committees. Tie regular morn
IDR liam aiming !tie AZ S.IJ dllu
returning at $50 ia the evening will
be a good accommodation during the
entire week.
j. II. Davis, OF Central City, Iowa.
arrived Tuesday evening to look after
his real estate holdings in Dawson.
Sanborn and SPHINX counties. in
which three counties himself and
painter w about 1900 acres OF land.
Mr.. Davis said that he was pleased
beyond expression at the result of the
crop in this state, ard that corr had
matured before the frost got in its
work. Vie said in his section of
iowa the frost last Thursday night
practically ruined tie corn crop, but
he noticed up here the frost had not
been heavy enough to affect vegeta-
ton in the slightest degree. For
the past four years be said that his
portion of Iowa had not raised a