The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-24
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

horn, TO Mr.. ana Mrs. +. j. Spang.
Ter, Wednesday, March %, a daugh-
ter.
Miss II. .. Mitchell moved her
millinery store TO the llillman build
ing %diagonally across the street from
the corr palace.
f. w. Rockwell left Wednesday
for a trip to the southern part OF
the state in the interests of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co
a grain drill for $40 90 worth $50. 90.
We havc a few III hoe Empire drills
new which we will close out at $40. 90
each for cash. e. b. Van Alstine.
ID. W. Collins has a new advertise.
ment today in which he sets forth
some bargains for the immediate ac-
ceptance of the trade. Read what he
has to Offer.
Frank and James Gormley have
purchased the billiard parlors of I.
G. Grouse and took possession Wednes-
day. Mr.. Grouse has not decided
what he will do.
Rev. ID. Nj. Powell, of Blcndon town
ship, was i'm the city today. driving
the long distance into town. MIR.
Powell has just recovered from an
attack of the grippe that has lasted
for fully a month.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. L. Hannet and Mi.
and Mrs. j. L. Wells left Wednesday
for Chicago to remain a few days.
Messrs. Hannett and Wells will look
after some business matters for the
interests of the city while there.
Strayed.-From 3 miles northwest
of Spencer, n , year old mare, one
bay . year old eelding with white
face, one bay 4 year old eelding with
49, brand on right shoulder, / year
ling horse colt, dark gray with white
face. Address, NJ. w. Davis, Spcn-
Ger, S. ID.
Chas. Ferguson places an ADVERTISE
ment in The Republican today to call
attention to the fact that he is go
ing to close out his shoe business, and
Mr.. Ferguson says he means by that
he is going to clean out every pair of
shoes lie has and will absolutely re-
tire from the business.
Frank Jeffries writes from Seattle.
WASH, that a son was born to his
household March IA. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jetfries formerly lived in Mitchell
while he travelled in this territory
for a minneapolis paper house. Their
friends in Mitchell will be pleased to
learn that their home has been so
blessed.
Harness. We have a nice assort-
ment OF harness which we are selling
at right prices and on terms TO suit
customer. e. b. Van Alstine.
L. =. Blanchard, who is we'll known
in Mitchell, is in Chicago in the Wes-
ley hospital taking treatment for bis
injured hip, When Mr.. Blanchard
and his wife were returning from
their California trip Mr.. Blanchard
fell While crossing the track at
Sioux City and caused the injury.
a short time but found it necessary
to 90 to Chicago to secure treatment.
The registered voting list for the
four wards of the city have been
posted in their various locations con-
tanning the names of the voters who
are entitled to vote at the city cleo
ton. The registration board will
meet on April II in the city ball
building for the purpose of placing
names ON the lists that have been
overlooked. If your rame is not
written there now see that it is placed
there on the appointed day.
Splendid ku5anka macaIoni wheat,
bromus inermus and iniilet seed for
sale at my farm, 80 miles northwest
Of Mitchell. d.. II. Strother.
O. f.. Cassem commenced to break
ground for one OF his new residences
Tuesday. He will first erect a
residence on the north side of his
lots on the corner Of Third Avenue
west and Rowley street, which will
be finished in the shortest possible
time and he will move INTO it. John
Slater has the contract for the con-
struction OF the house. Mr.. Cassem
will then commence the erection Of
his other residence nearer the south
east corner Of the location and which
will cost between $1,000 and s 1000.
For sale. -Stockers and feeders,
COWS ana s%pringers, cash or on time.
Dan McDermaid.
Elijah Tillotson returned home
Tuesday evening from a trip down
through Indian Territory and looked
over the country pretty thoroughly.
There we're some portions OF the
country that he liked. but as a gen.
eral proposition he did not take very