The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-15

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interested in the Lyon Store Co.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gail
son, Wednesday, Dec. l3, at their
home ! miles south of town, a son.
e. +. Cooper the new furniture
man, is selling all kinds Of furniture,
cheap, as useful Xmas gifts. Oppo-
site postottiee.
We still have Il few buggies which
we will sell at reduced prices iftaken
soon, to make room for spring stock
Vim. KOrh.
IL. NJ. Johnston. of The Widmann.
went to Kansas City to attend the
meeting of the Hotel Keepers Asso
citation of Kansas and Missouri.
Elmer Stenwall. OF the office force
of j. +. Turner & Son, departed We'd
nesday for his old home at Rock
ford, ILL.,, to spend the Christmas.
holidays.
Now is the time to leave your order
for spring harness, as leather is still
advancing. Repairing also neatly
done. Get your harness oiled up.
WIN. Koch.
Leo Hofstetter and family have
moved into the city from their farm
down in Prosper township. finishing
Wednesday. He bought the George
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west.
Rev DIR. Carson, Of Scotland, Rev.
A. G. McCauley, OF Bridgewater, and
Rev. j. f. Booth, of Miller we're in
the city Tuesday evening to attend
the regular meeting of the headquar-
tiers committee of the Anti-Saloon
League.
Fred Older. while skating on the
Milwaukee pond Tuesday evening.
began tussling with one OF the bows
and was thrown down and Ills arm
was broken at the elbow. Fred is
very brave over the accident and
today, with his arm in splints, he is
taking his examinations at school.
DIR. Robert Stuart Macarthur, who
delivered his lecture at the city hall
Wednesday evening. went over to the
University this morning and during
the chapel hour gave an interesting
address to the students.
Secretary Bent, of the State Board.
of Pharmacy, states that an exanin-
alton will be held at Canton on jan
uary 10 for candidates who. desire to
be registered. The headquarters Of
the board will be at the Rudolph.
Dennis Potter, the head clerk at
The Widmann, went over to Sioux
Falls this morning and tonight he
will make the long, weary and hot
trip over the sands of the desert to
get into the Mystic Shrine.
Attention is directed to the large
advertisement Of III. d. Buttertield,
who has something Of great interest
to say to the shoppers after Christ
mas goods. in the advertisement is
detailed a largo number Of articles
that are applicable for the holiday
season.
1t is really wonderful how far a
very little money goes; how many
pretty gifts one can secure for, say,
a dollar or two. We want you to
realize that Korn g. Co.'S. store is a
complete Xmas store in itself. Not
only n display counter Of china or
toys, as you find elsewhere, their en-
tire store is devoted to holiday dis
play and it is marvellous in it's com
pleteness and low prices.
Nicholas Furlong has been at
Huron for the past four or five days
ASST sting the defense Of G. A. Kelley.
who was on trial for forgery. Mr..
Kelley was former states attorney of
Beadle county, and when he was in
dicted on several charges of this
character he was removed from
office, In the present trial Mr.. Kelley
was acquitted by the jury ON the
ground Of their being a reasonable
doubt as TO his guilt. There are. still
four indictments against Mr.. Kelley
and they will 90 over to the March
term of court.
Funeral services were held over
the remains Of Mrs. Mary Hedden at
the home of her son, Chas II. He'd.
den. on the south side, Thurs
today. They YER conducted by Rev.
j. S. Surbeck, and the remains were
laid to rest in Graceland cemetery.
Mrs. Hedden was % years OF age,
and she died Of pneumonia Tues
day. at her home some distance
southwest of the city. She came t.
Dawson county in an early day ana
has resided here ever since. Hel
husband died about a year ago.