The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22

Born, TIC Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kan
QUIZ, Wednesday. Sept. 20, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mis-. Adolph
Scheurenbrand Wednesday Sept. 20,
a son
10 close out fly nets this season it
will pay you to look over our line.
WIN. Koch.
MIS-. j.. b. Ferris, Of Waterloo,
Iowa, arrived in the city and is a
guest Of her son, j. H.. Ferris, and
family.
r.. j. Hersick. OF Rockford, ILL.,,
arrived in the city Wednesday and
was the guest over. night Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. e. Turner, and left for the
east this morning.
While leather has greatly advanced
we will,stin continue to sell harness
at .be old price as long as the stock
lasts which was purchased before the
advance. Get prices at Vim. Koch's.
j. A. Van Vie, manager OF the
Twin City Scenic Co.. was i'm the
city Thursday. His company has just
completed painting the scenery for
the corn palace building.
WHEAT POOL EA RNINGS-April
10 per cent; May so pc. cent: June Is
per cent; July 10 per cent: Aug. 20
per cent. Write for particulars. 1912
Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
LII you've done we'll in your harvest
OR crops, God has been good to you.
Remember it and Him with a gener-
Gus gift to the Salvation Amy
harvest Festival, September % to 26.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Dean have
finished moving into the Harris
residence on the corner of Third
Avenue west and Wisconsin street.
The house from which they moved
has been purchased by Richard Lang,
OF Plano township, who will move to
the city at once.
Have a carload OF buggies which
were purchased at reduced prices. BE
sure and see them before you buy.
Wm. Koch.
1t looks like every available spot
Will be utilized on the side streets
off Of Main for stands ard shows of
various character. These people
have commenced to come to town in
greater ..numbers for corn palace
week. An ocean wave show is
anchored near the corr palace and
several stands and a merry go round
is a block farther down the street.
With every purchase of one dollar
or more during corn palace week you
will be presented with a good whip
at VIM. Koch,S.
A BAN on the property OF Frank
Bowerman corner of Fifth Avenue
east and Capital street was destroyed
by fire late Wednesday afternoon.
a little son OF II. A. Livingston set
fire to some hay adjacent to the barn
and the barn burned ilom that. The
little fellow followed the example Of
a person he saw set fire to some hay
a short time ago without knowing
What would follow. The house was
barely saved. and it stood in q 5000
position to take fire as the wind was
in the south. All the household
furniture was removed from the
house. Owing to the lire signal not
being given properly it took the de-
partment some little time to reach
the scene OF the fire.
Strayed-Came to my place Sept.
s one dark red COW with q bush of a
tail n. Owner can have same by
paying charges.
A. y. Deskins, icy IL, Plano town
ship, Hanson county.
A wreck occurred on the Omaha
road Tuesday afternoon two miles
this side of Hartford that DELAYED
trains for nine hours. The freight
which left here Monday morning
was the one that had the accident,
which was caused by the flange on
the wheel OF a a of grain breaking
and the car leaving the track. Five
Others followed in the wake OF the
first car and they were distributed
on each side of the track and the
rails we're torn up to a considerable
extent. 1t was necessary to send
east Of st. James for the steam
wlecker to get thee cars out of the
way to rebuild the track. and the
distance the wrecker had to come
made the delay longer in getting the
track cleared. The passenger that
was due at 8:45 Tuesday evening did
not get in until $40 this morning.
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