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

are visiting at the home OF j. Nc
Nanneman.
Mrs. Dir. Anderson and l.. G.. Mum
son, OF McIntire, Iowa, arrived t
make a visit at the home Of thei
sousin, Miss Travis.
O. W. Coursey, who is in the Blacl
Hills at present. writes that thu
North Western road has commenced
grading QUO OF Rapid Ci ty.
A good delegation of Mitchell ladie.
went over to Sioux Falls Wednes.
say to attend the state convention
Of the w. G. r. u. which begins Its
session today.
A large stock OF blankets ane
robes just received. Call and see
them. VIM. Koch.
For sale, good stock OF general
merchandise valued from S25OO tc
$4,000, and lease of stone building, ir
good location. Lease for any length
Of time desired. Henry Koch, Dept.
Store.
A bureau Of information will be
established in the Guy ball next Mon
day where information can be given
strangers in the city for securing
rooms. 1t will be in charge of two
competent men throughout the week.
DIR. A. j. Dix expects to leave for
Sioux Falls this week OF the first OF
next to locate. having purchased a
dental flee in the Queen City. Mrs.
Dix and her mother, Mrs. Sickler,
vent to Sioux Falls Wednesday morn
Ing to select a house.
Majestic Ranges. Radiant Home
and Coles Hot Blast stoves at
Barber's.
A meeting Of the board OF educa-
tion was held Wednesday evening at
which was decided to have a weeks
vacation fer the schools during corr
palace week. The board realizes how
futile it would be to hold school
while the corr palace is going on.
The week will be made up at the
end of the year in June.
Just received a second car load of
Calmar wagons. Ask any man who
uses them il they are not a success.
VIM. Koch.
The stone masons were put to work
Tuesday morning by the contractors,
Cross s. Slater, for beginning the
construction OF the stock building
for the South Dakota Live Stock
Association. The building will be
204xl44 feet, the sale pavilion viii
be octagon In shape and will be 66
feet in diameter. The building is to
be completed by Dec. /.
Dozen young cows for sale.
Barber.
Mitchell is TIC have a new enterprise
i'm the way of a candy kitchen, which
will be established here about the
middle Of October. Tuesday G.
Keriakedes. OF Fort Dodge, Iowa,
signed a lease for the south malt Of
the Champeny building for the BUSH
ness, and left for his home this
morning to range for the purchase
OF his stock and tixtues. Mr.. Keria-
kedes will conduct a wholesale as
we'll as a retail business.
What is the best thing for you to
do? Take a course In the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Bower
man, GIL Sixth Avenue east, Sunday
evening at ! O'Clock, when thei r
daughter, Miss Lillian, and Mr.. Ed
win A. Burns, Of Winterset, Iowa,
we're united in marriage. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. II. s..
Wilkinson. They left Monday ven
ing for Fargo, N. D., whore MIR.
Burns will engage in the barber busi-
ness. Miss Bowerman resided at
Decatur, Iowa, and came here a few
months ago to visit with her parents.
Some OF the street shows that will
hold forth during com palace week
have commenced to come to town
to get IN readiness for the event.
There are agreat many applications
for all kinds Of shows, and the graft
ers have been anxious to get a place
to do business on the streets,..bu the
latter have been informed that moth
ing Of the kind will be allowed. A
strong effort will be made by
Chief Keith and his force of men to
keep the g%rafters at bay during the
time the city is filled with visitors.
For sale, recorded Poland China
hogs,::of both exe and all ages, also
Aberdeen Angus bulls and White
WyandoLte cockerels. W. A. Getty,
r. f. D. 1. Mitchell, S. ID.
Agent George OF the milwaukee,
road got some information Monday of