The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03
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ing of Nov. 10, the proceeds OF which
will be used to purchase m ogran.
Aeeneral invitation is extended to
all to come and have a good time.
and to bring the other fellows sister
With a well filled basket.
Mrs. John Ayers is on the sick.list.
ID. NJ. Tiffany, of Mitchell, !!las just
completed anew house on his farm
three miles northwest of LOOMS
Mrs. T.. L Eager's sister and uiere
left Monday for their home at Fen
imore, Wis.
Mrs. Henry Purdie returned Mon
day iromsA1cester where she went to
see an uncle whom she had not seen
since she was a little girl four years
old.
V. j. Stearns sold a carload OF po-
tatoes Tuesday to Ell. g. Sherman. of
Lacrosse, Wis.
a. Hofman5moved in Frank Harris
house Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Crippen was quite. sick
Monday ard it was necessary to tale.
phone for DR.. Crane, OF Mitchell.
W. a.. Shurtleff is a little under
the weather.
Mrs. Y. j.. Stearrs returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday. where she
has been on business. She brought
her father, 6. ". Day, of Minneapo-
lis, with her and for the present.
will make his home with his
daughter.
The boys did not make much
trouble on Hallow' cen, but some of
the small girls went out and made a
change in some things around over
west.
Born. to MI. and Mrs. j. S. Bon
am, Tuesday, Oct. 81, a son.
Smith Crippen went to Letcher
Tuesday on business, returning the
same day.
! ANo.
Plano, Nov. Mr.. Jellett and
family, OF Mitchell, have moved
into Mr.. Blenkiron's house OH the
Of section s.
Ambrose jackson threshed fax last
week, which yielded l3 bushels per
acre.
ID e. Bayley. OF Mitchell, was at
Joe Dod0,s last week helping to
thresh.
Several in this vicinity marketed
hogs atsLoomis Saturday.
Mr.. Olson, in the east part Of
Plano, has naeIly finished husking
bis corn.
Kenton Bros, in South Sanborn,
have 200 acres Of corn yet to husk.
Jim Conrad has bought the north
half Of section 18. He is building
new buildings and repairing old ones
With a view to moving on the place
In March.
9. Hubbard will move his family to
Mitchell about the first Of the year.
Bert Hin and his cousin delivered
some spring calves to j. Q. BlenkiIon
the drst Of the week.
Mrs. Eyerson and son are market
ing oats at LOOMS.
Guy Horham and his brother were
Fulton visitors Monday.
Will:Pxttison is building a new barn.
Fred Holshire was q Mitchell visi-
tor Saturday.
MT. VERNON. a
Mt. Vernon, Nov. 2.-J. B. Dough-
erty returned from Stickney last
Friday: having sold his business
there. He is undecided at present as
TO what he will do.
Mrs. Alfred Hommersand and
daughter. Mae, went to Kinesbury
county last Friday to visit relatives
for q week or more.
Mrs. o e. Browne and Bernice
we're shopping in Mitchell last Satul-
day.
Mrs. Arthur Earl OF PlankiMo ON,
spent a few dayso OF this and the past
week among lef1ttves In MT. Vernon.
John Nolt went out TO his claim
west of the Missouri river last FRIDAY
and will remain until time to prove
up on the landsa His brother, Walter.
will have charge of the Robert Burns
lumber yard here during his Absence.
Mis-. Jane Haynes came over from
Mitchell Friday TO visit her children
and many old friends. She returned
to her home Wednesday OF this week.
Allie Shepherd, who has charge Of
the M. r. church. at Wolsey, visited
lflienas ia Mt Vernonslast week.
Rev. MacLean and family depart
Gins morning TOR Scotland, where
they will make their home the COM
ing year. The good wishes OF q host
Of friends 60 with this worthy family
60 their new home.
Married: Nov. 4, at Mitchell,
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