The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

10 close OUT iIv nets this seaSon it
will pay You 10 look Y c line.
W,n. Koch.
Harry Il. Iluuter, land commission.
er. aud j. @ AdaIls, secretary Of the
Milwaukee Co passed through the
city Wednesday, coming down from
Mellette.
Have a carload OF buggies which
we're purchased at reduced prices. Be
sure and see them before you buy,
VIM. Koch.
Mr.. Burnum and wife from Rock
ford, Iowa, VINO have leen e%ntertain-
ed at the Weber home. returned TO
Iowa Wednesday. They expect to re-
turn here again in a short time.
j. Ii. Davis. in company with
John Grover, of Central City, Iowa,
went up to Rrdheld. Tuesday. They
are making their annual tour Of in
spection Of their lands in SPHINX and
Hanson counties.
Nichols's Mandolin Club went out
to Kimball Wednesday evening and
furnished the music for a dancing
party, returning home Thursday. a
two days race meeting is being held
at Kimball and large crowds are re-
ported in attendance.
Winter Bros. take a half page adver-
tisement in The Republican TODAY
to set forth an unllsllaa interesting
lot of bargains. which they have
opened up for the trace. They report
they are doing a highly satisfactory
business in their new location sin the
Widmann building.
The jurors for the October tenn of
the United States district court were
drawn at Sioux Falls. Monday and
only one Mitchell gentleman was
selected from the box 30 serve on
either branch OF the jury. Nick
Reimers, of Bealah township, was
chosen to serve on the grand jury.
With every purchase of q dollar
or niore during III palace Week you
will be presented witt a coed whip
at VIM. kuch's
Misses Mary and Maggie Kinney
went to Minneapolis Monday evening
to visit with friends and relatives for
a month. On their way oack they
will stop at Monteyideo, Mimi, to
viist with their brother, lohn Kin
ney, who has a freight run Is a Drake
man between Aberdeen aSad Monte
viGeo.
Judge Frank b. Smith and Court
Stenographeg Boyies are al Wessing-
ton Springs this week for the regular
term of circuit, court. A iury term OF
court has not been held in Jerauai
county for two years and there is
quite a GOOD deal OF business To be
transacted. Prominent among the
cases are several violations Of the
liquor law.
john j. Wallace, a carpenter eth
ployei ON rrhe Commercial and Saw
ines Bank rhnlilding, fell, fsom a Sec
ond story window thss afternoon /,
striking ON mis- hip and bseaking his
arm. The cement sidewalk made the
fall all the more dangerous. and it Us
}sa wonder that he was notsSilled. HE
was removed totIl4s hone immediately
latter ftae ,accideut and DR.. King
icalled.. Mr.. Wallace is afheat 60 yeaas
Ibid.
John r. Scniven has enIerrd tiae
ranks Of the taonitaces OF the city.
having Leased the Raymond hotel saf
a period OF three wears. Mr. Scriven
has closed the aaotal TO the public for
the present om account tot making
some Improvements ,ia the property
and nae will have it ,oseniurise course
OF couple OF weeks. He has employed
a frs. class chef end we fee. quite
safe ia saying that MIR. Scrisen will
give eststy patron his moneys wotrh.
The Electric co. Made "a good re-
cord for itself in furnishia1g lights for
4 UilG COTIS 4tdldCC ldSI &SCk. JlIGIC was
no time duksing the week that the
Nights in the palace failed TO do besi-
ness and there was a great deal of
satisfaction in feeling that the plant
was in the best of condition sor pro-
dNcing lights without Interruption.
/ The lights were installed in the
building by jos. Swift and W. N.
Hollands. Taking into consideration
that there were nearly a thousand
lights in the cor palace and the
usual heavy drain 90 the plant ordi-
narily it can be understood that the.
place must be in first class. condition
to meet the requirements.
Farmers report that they have COM.
menced to husk their corn and they
have ideal weather in winch to make
a start at least. They say that corn
is wholly out OF the way OF frost and