The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
j. a. Anderson, the Indian trade

j. q. Anderson, the Indian trader
at the Crow Creek Agency. was In the
city Thursday on his way to the
aeeitcy.
For sale. -Stockers and feeders.
CONS auu springers, cash on on time.
Dan NeDermaid.
Henry Koch has received "A fine
ne" Inc of shoes that are the best
made. Also new dress goods. rib
h"lls. etc. Call at this store when
In town and see the new things.
Word was received at the Miluau-
kee depot OF the death of +. ID. Tuck
er, which occurred at lDes Moines.
Iowa, this mroning at 9 o'clock. MIR.
fucker will be remembered by the
business men of this city as the for
mer superintendent OF the James Nv
er division OF the Milwaukee road.
WITH headquarters DIT Aberdeen. He
was promoted last fall 10 Il similar
position on another division Mr..
tucker has Teen i'm poor health Since
be submitted to a surgical operation
several months ago.
"Woman Against Woman is "A
strong play, and us the Noble Thea
ter Co. waded through it "Wednesday
evening it vas evident that it WAS
too heavy for the people. The com
panY is Il very capable one in hand
llng lighter dramas and in that tine
1T has achieved a splendid success.
During the three nights crowded
houses have been the rule and the
company was well received. with the
possible exception of the last night.
MI, Noble expects to play a return
date this season and will introduce
some new plays: They went vest
today to play several towns ON the
way to Chamberlain.
You get the best bargains at Henry
koch's departcinent store in shoes,
dry goods, etc. New stock lust in.
W. j. Ludington arrived Wednes.
day evening via the Milwaukee road
from Perry, Iowa, with a carload of
household goods, farm machinery
u some stock to take up bis resi-
dence on Jos. Swift's farm. Is miles
northeast Of Mitchell. His family
will be here next week, Mr.. Luding-
ton said that when he left Perry
the mud was eight or ten inches
deep and that it was impossible to
haul a load over the roads. lie was
exceedingly we'll pleased on landing
in this state to See that good roads
were prevalent, ard this he will al
ways lind the case. Three or four
of his neighbors drove to town to
help take his goods out to the farm.
The South Side dairy delivers milk |
and cream daily and guarantees first !
class service. Phone G. |. Holshire |
at No. l55.
The Milchell Fruit Co. put a new
wagon on the streets today for deliv-
cry purposes in the business dis
trlct. The wagon is of local manufac-
ture throughout and is the handi- !
work OF johnson u BerquiSt, the |
Lawler street blacksmlths and wagon
makers. This is the third or fourth !
wagon of this character that this
has turned out since last fall
and it speaks well for their work. |
manship. Nothing better could be
secured in the east and the stamp of
good and careful workmanship is
plainly evident. The firm is we'll
prepared to manufacture wagons for
heavy draying purposes and they are
working up quite an industry along
this line, which is possible Of being
developed into a larger factory.
The gamblers who were arr ested
at Chamberlain several weeks ago.
up i'm the circuit court at
Chamberlain yesterday before Judge
Smith. The men who were arrested
realized that they were up against a
proposition, in that they we're
caught redhanded and had but little
else to do than to plead guilty to the
charges filed against them. This |
they did yesterday, and the four sa-
l~oonkeepers who were operating gam
bling devices in connection with
their places of business were fined
$500. The other gamblers of
less reputation were fined 300. 'Thisl
is the first instance in a number of |
years that the gamblers out there
been treated to a dose of this
character, and it was presumed that
they were immune from arrest. Cit
finally grew weary Of the man.
ner in which things were being con- |
along this line and a raid was
made with successful results.