The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-03

LIN. Stmons went to CHAMBERLAIN
and Grow Creek, Wednesday on legal
business.
We have a large stock -pf blankets
and robes which we will sell at re-
duced prices. VIM. Koch.
L. N. Simons returned wednesday
from Kimball and Gam Valley.
where he was attending to some le-
gal matters.
r. M. Sphinx has commenced the
construction of a neat cottage for O..
Rudie. ON the corner of Sanborn and
Seventh streets.
j. M. Erion will hold a sale of
Shorthorn cattle and swine Tuesday.
Nov. 4, at his farm 5 miles SOUTH
east of Mitchell.
Have a carload of buggies which
were purchased at reduced prices. Be
sure and see them before you buy.
VIM. Koch.
Mrs. j. B. Buchanan from Denver.
who has teen visiting at the home
of Roy Bates, left today for Inde.
pendence Iowa, where she will stop
for a few days before going on to.
Denver.
Miss Margaret Grace, Miss johanna
Grace and Glen Goldhagen returned
this morning from Chamberlain.
where they filed on some reservation
land. W. p. Abbott took the parties
out and located the quarters for them.
a letter received from Rev. w. w.
Havens states that his work in New
Mexico and Arizona is moving along
line. In the first four weeks he col
lected at meetings 1851. 65, and last
Sunday at Ration he secured S226.I5.
Mr.. Havens is the superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League for New
Mexico and Arizona, and is Just
opening the campaign.
Horace Shepherd died Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock at the home of
his parents on the south side. His
death resulted from an abscess which
formed on his side some time ago.
This is the second death in the
family since last June, when another
brother passed away. The funeral
services will be held at the MI. E.
church tomorrow afternoon AT .
O'Clock.
Girls:-n you would know the dis
position of a man observe his treat
ment of his horse. a man will not
be kind to his wife ii he allows his
horses to suffer with cuts. gals or
sores when they can be quickly cured
without scars by using Coles Veter.
mary Carbolisalye. It's guaranteed.
ALI druggists.
M. H. Gosche las awarded the $l7.
outfit of fishing tackle that be u
up several months ago for the largest
black bass caught in Dawson or Han
son counties. The outfit was pre-
sented to e D. Carpenter, OF Alex
andria. whose bass weighed 4 pounds.
and 10 ounces, and the tackle was
sent him by express Thursday. Mrs.
Lee Wolgemuth caught the next
largest, which weighed 3 pounds and
5 ounces. while Charlie Blythe had
the third largest, 2 POUNDS and IL
ounces. There we're about % con-
testants.
The John son brothers. of Armour,
who are both well known in tins
city, are planning on giving up their
home in that town and moving to
the Pacific coast for tile future.
They have disposed Of their loan and
abstract business, ..givinR possession
Jan. l, and shortly after that they
will take their departure. They
have numerous other interests in the
way Of real estate which they expect
to dispose Of in the future. The
gentlemen have both been instru-
mental in settling up Douglas county,
and In a political way they have been.
the leaders of the democratic party
for the past six or eight years.
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. e.
Church met with Mrs. b. A. Bobb.
Wednesday afternoon, and there.
vas a large number in attendance.
The annual election Of officers was
held as follows: Mrs. 81. a. Bobb
was reelected president: Mrs. will
Scaliin, second vice president; Mrs.
Q. q. Rathbnn. Third vice president;
MIS- W. f. Hryler. secretary; Mrs.
e. u. Wilt was reelected treasurer.
Mrs. III. $. Wilkinson expressed the
sentiment Of the ladies in a short
talk. in which she spoke of the
splendid way ic which Mrs. Bobb as
nrocidont l1od coveiod n,Yk Ahn c3n. -