The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-24

Mrs. p. ID. Stowell went out to
Pnkwana Wednesday to visit with
the family of her son, Stanley Sto-
we'll.
Just received a second ear load of
Calmar wagons Ask any man who
uses ttlcul If they are not a success.
VIM. KocE.
a. II. Bayley, who has been i'm
eastern Minnesota for the past
mouth, arrived home Wednesday
evening via the Omaha road.
Lolen Cass. who has been at Scot
land for several weeks nursing an in
ju'ed knee, returned to the city
Wednesday afternoon.
Have a carload of buggies which
we're purchased at reduced prices. BE
sure and see them before you buy.
VIM. Koch.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have mince and pumpkin
pies, and plum buildings for sale,
Wednesday. Nov 90 Get some TOR
your Thanksgiving dinner.
For RENT-32o acres, AZ miles
northeast of Mt. Vernon 100 acres
under cultivation. For particulars
address
w. a. Getty, Mitchell, s. o.
Mrs. c. j. Seeker came over from
Sioux Falls Tuesday evening and was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Nanette, of New York city. Miss
SiclSler is playing a theatrical en-
Igagement with stock companies in
New York.
FOR SALE-Two pure blood Ches-
ter White males, good ones. a, W.
Gibson,
Rural route No. l.
Mitchell, S. ID.
A very large Grove attended tile
public sale OF j. r. White out at
Riverside Tuesday, probably as large
a crowd as has eve attended an auc-
ton sale i'm South Dakota. w. r.
Smith and Mr.. Mcfarland, from
Iowa, we're the auctioneers aud by
working hard they succeeded I'D clos
ing everything out in plenty of time
for the farmers to get home. The
sale amounted to SO, $40, the cattle
and horses bringing good prices. Mr..
White sold two cars of feeding steers
and all Of his sheep before the sale.
which made the total OF farm stut1
reach something over Sc, 600.
The dancing party given to it's
members ty the Mitchell club We'd
nesday evening was a most ENJOYABLE
affair, and the attendance was large.
An admirable program was arranged
in the way Of the popular dances,
there being u %digIession, however,
in the introduction OF the time.hon-
Iored quadrllle and this Mas made part
lcularly enjoyable by the calling Of MIR.
Carpenter, the leader Of the Crcbes-
ira. The music furnished ty Car
penter's orchestra was of the best
quality possible. Their time is just
right, the n usical numbers of the
kind that insplles d and the vol
ume sufficient to ill the large hall.
1t is hoped that the chairman OF the
Entertainment committee. will ar
range for several more parties during
the winter months. Y
II. G. Greene and L. @. Hardesty
arrived home Tuesday afternoon from
Armour. where they had been in
attendance at the examination OF
Mr.. Greene, WHO is charged by parties
i'm Douglas county with have perjur-
ed himself in making a report OF
surveying he done In that county.
Wallace Greene, Will Hammer and
VIM. Gardiner are also interested in
the a as defendants. All four men
waived examination and by this
tune all are out OF jail under bonds
for their appearance in circuit court,
which will convene in Douglas coun-
ty on Dec. IL. Mr.. Greene asserts
that he committed no wrong and that
he will be able to prove it when
court convenes. Mr. Hardesty is the
attorney for the four men. There
has been more or less dispute down
in that county over the survey Of
that township by other parties who
surveyed it aud two cases have al
ready been tried in court as a result.
There seems to be another side to
the story.told in The Republican Wed
nesday concerning the charge OF theft
of some corn and oats which was
filed against John Mcdonnell hy 81.
+. Hewlett. The mans name is not
Mcdonnell but Rev. John Macdonald.
a pastor of the Methodist church at
White Lake. Neighbors of Mr.. Mac
Donald, who are fully cognizant OF
the situation with reference to ..the
episode, stated to The Republican