The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-08

Born, Tuesday, Dec. 5. to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Creighton, a son.
| ID a. Mizener arrived home We'd
nesday:.evening from a trip through
Iowa.
China? Yes. scallin bros. haze
the line that is right for holiday
presents.
We have a large stock of blankets
and robes. They must be sold, Call
and see them. VIM. Koch.
MIS-. j. Grady, OF Plankinton, has
been visiting with Mrs. G. e. Lake
and returned home Wednesday even
ing.
FOR SALE-One first class heating
stove for the home or office. burns
hard or soft coal. sos Third Avenue
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Turner de-
parted Thursday for Rockford,
iii. and will remain there until after
the holidays.
Buy your Xmas Gifts now, while
the lines are complete, and get your
choice of a beautiful framed picture
free at Korn & Co.'S. Bargain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foster. of
Gilman, ILL.,, arrived Wednesday af-
ternoon and are guests at The Wid-
mann. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Cords
are sisters.
Now is the time to leave your order
for spring harness, as leather is still
advancing. Repairing also neatly
done. Get your harness oiled up.
VIM. Koch.
Judge Smith and Court Stenop-
rapher Boyles vent out to Oacoma
Monday evening for a brief session of
circuit court, which opened Tuesday
morning.
Twenty year gold filled gents
Flgin or Waltham watch, SO. so: 20
year gold filled ladies watch. SO.
Stem wind nickle watch, 81. in fact
watches at all prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Scallin Bros.
Notwithstanding going on the road
for u. M. Roterts g. Co, of Min
neapolis, I will cry any and all sales.
Leave dates at Mitchell Capital office
and Mitchell Gazette office.
w. r. Smith.
MIS-. c. G. Hamilton, of Split
Lake, Iowa, who las been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. T.. Lake. left
Thursday for her home and was
accompanied by Mrs. Lake and her
little baby daughter to spend Christ
/ mas.
The A. O U. w. elected their Off.
GERS Tuesday evening for the ensuiny
year, but only The following Names
we've o%htainable: Master Workman.
S. M. Burton; recorder, Il. j..
WEIGH; financ,er, j. Ell. Ferris: sec.
Rotary. John Smith. z
Allen Big Five, a young Indian.
escaped from the Chamberlain Indian
school Wednesday. and he was arrest
ed in the evening by Chief Keith at.
the Milwaukee depot. The chief
took the lad back to. Chamberlain on
the afternoon train Thursday.
Remember the lecture at the city
ball auditorium Sunday afternoon at
3 O'Clock by Hon. Clarence "a. BUS.
kirk. Of Princeton, Ind, who will
lecture on Christian Science. This
lecture is free No collection. Let
all thinking people hear this talented
gentleman.
Spafford, the cartoonist and enter
tanner, who was brought here for an
entertainment under the auspices Of
the Methodist ladies, had a large au-
dience at the CITY hail Tuesday even
ing. His method of entertaining the
people is a popular m aud be show
ed himself 10 be a capable ca%rtoonist.
His humorous pictures were great
and the heads of drew or prominent
men and women we're excellent and
liielike AT the close he sold a num-
b or the pictures at auction and
donated the proceeds to the ladies'.
NJ. NJ. Kramer, state superintendent
of public instruction, spent Thurs
day in the city. He left on the after
moo rain for Brookings. where he
goes to make otu arrangements Tor
tie meeting Of the South Dakota
Educational Association which meets
at that place Dec. 1929. Mr.. Kramer
expects a very large attendance OF
teachers and educators and has ar
ranged a very interesting program
for the three days.
At the meeting of the knights of
Pythias Wednesday evening the fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the'|
ensuing year: Chancellor Command