The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-03
Born, TO MI. aud Mrs. W. II. Con.

J0nn BatclY, who works in the Fer.
ris drug store, is confined to his home
with Il severe attack of the grippe.
Miss Dorothy Spaneler returned
home OF Sioux City Wednesday Of
ter Il brief visit with relatives in the
city.
George Benbow, of Sheldon. Iowa.
arrived Wednesday evening to make
a visit with his daughter, Mrs G. L..
Hurd.
Registered Hereford bulls, good
ones, cheap, also u few > and 4 year
old mares. e. +. Raymond, .
mile east of Mitchell.
Beautiful garments only SOC. Come
and see this display of gowns. skirts
and corset covers. You can have
your choice for so G.. Collins Cash
Bargain store.
Everything going at actual cost un-
til March l0th. want to close this
stock out. Come and help me do it
and get bargains you will never get
again. Collins Cash Bargain store.
5. ID. Olmstead. l.. j. Brown and
Leslie Slade loaded their household
goods n some tanning implements
i'm Milwaukee cars "Wednesday and
i'm the course OF a day will be started
f0I their future home in Kansas.
For sale. -StOckers and feeders.
CONS ana spri gers, cash or on time.
Dan McDermaid
\. l.. &. IIlllman has put the men
TO work TO finish his store building.
that he bought of Mr.. Mckinley last
fall. by putting i'm IA store front. The
building VIII be occupied bv Miss
Mitchell with her millinery stock.
Are you going to have a sale2 See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care of you. Get
their terms.
Farmers residing a few miles
northeast OF Town are reported to be
seeding wheat at the present time,
the fist Of it being done Saturday
afternoon. The excellent weather
for the past week has mellowed the
ground sufficiently as to permit seed
ing, but 1T Seems a little early to
start in the work.
". j. SchurZ. who purchased the
stock of general merchandise Of
Joseph Koch a month ago, took pos
session today. Mr.. Schurz has pur-
chased an entire new stock of boots
and shoes, dry goods, hats. ETC..
which VIII arrive IN the course of two
weeks. In the meantime he is dis
posing OF at especially low prices the
shoes that he has on hand. MI.
Schurz will be pleased to see the
customers who have been patronizing
Mr.. Koch for so many years.
David Younie and family arrived i'm
the city Wednesday evening with a
carload of household goods and farm
ing implements, which today were
moved to Mr.. Younie's farm, three
miles southwest of town, on the old
Bugbee farm. This place was pur-
chased about three Yeas ago by MI.
Gounie, and while he retains "A fine
farm near Hawarden, Iowa. where he
came from, he will till the soil
OF his South Dakota farm.
Are you going to have a sale? See
the Mitchell National Bank. They
are prepared to take care OF you. Get
their terms.
Gustave Schubert has.been travel
ing in the southern part of the state
a portion OF this week in the inter
ests OF his bottling works to secure
new customers for the summer sea-
son MIR. Schubert expects to move
into his new building on Kimball
street in about a month, where he
will be better prepared to conduct
his business. Last year he said he
did a very satisfactory business but
expects to increase it vastly this year.
NJPoilIC dllN NdIlllSII SlillS IFeSIlGD
your walls and furniture. VIM. A..
Barber.
Plankinton Herald: Hon. |. W..
Seaman was IN town Wednesday look
ing after some real estate business.
He made a trip to the Firesteel coun-
try while here. MIR. Seaman says that
he prefers Aurora county lands at
from Sl2 to $50 per acre to any of the
wild lands Of the far west at S45 per
acre. He is confident Of the speedy
movement Of the Milwaukee to the
coast and advises all Aurora county
land owners to hold on to thei1 hold
ings. We believe he is in the right
too.
We desire to call attention of ou~
readers on another page Of The Cap
ital Of the publication of the financial
statement of the Honest John NJ. NJ.
and Tunnel Co of which Dr. A.. H..
Daniels, of thus city, is the president.