The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

A large stock of blankets and
robes Just received. Call and see
them. VIM. Koch.
Miss Hannah Miller and Miss Cath
crime Miller. who have been visiting
with Mrs. Il. A.. Cram, reformed
home to labor today.
t. George SAGE, formerly employed as
jeweler in Nicbols's store, departed
Thursday for Sioux Falls to ac-
cept a position with W. II. Booth.
Just received u second car load OF
sCalmar wagons Ask any man who
uses them if they are not a success.
VIM. Koch.
The Mitchell Grocery Co. evident
ly mean to 90 after business IS they
have on hanu a wagon lead of cata-
logues and are distributing them all
over.eastern South Dakota.
For sale, recorded Poland China
hogs. .of both sexes and all ages, also
Aberdeen Angus bulls and White
Wyandotte cockerels. w. A.. Getty,
r. +. d. /, Mitchell, S. %.
Miss Mary Murphy. who has been
in the employ Of w. J.. Frad s. Co.
ds saleslady, resigned her position
and departed this morning %for.points
In Illinois and Wisconsin. for an
Indefinite visit.
Wednesday the u v@ernulent ther-
nometer registered 81 degrees as the
warmest during the day. That is get
ting pretty hot for October weather
and leads one to believe that summer
weather is still with us.
Mark Mizener and Frank Gibson
have catered the state university at
Iowa City. Iowa for the years
schooling, Marks ambition is to be-
come a physician and after he gets
through at Iowa City he will enter a
medical college.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Bowdish and
Mis-. Eliza Nermilyea went to Acad-
envy, in Charles MIX county, this
morning to attend the annual session
Of the South Central Association Of
the Congregational churches. They
will return home Saturday.
The south and Milwaukee passen-
ger trains Wednesday evening were
several hours late owing to the heavy
traffic of the landseekers who are
coming to this country in large num-
bers. Each train had on several extra
coacs1es to accommodate the passen-
gers, a great many of whom stopped
Off here to look over the country.
Chief Keith got a message Thurs.
day morning from the Springfield
bank informing him to be on tht
watchifor three men VINO. made an at
uemptltR1at morning to rob the banl
at that place. A reward OF $3.50 i!
|otfereds forathe capture Of the men
The. telegram did not state il TIN
men we're successful in getting int
Il 1.-THE money vault.
About. Oct. lst. u tulip bulbs will
3be here from Holland. Tulips mus
be planted this fall for next years
bloom. They are tie first flower il
the spring. They will,giye you NOR,
satisfaction for the money and tim
spenttthan anything else. Assorted
licolors, 35c per dozen Phone us you
lorder and we will deliver them on ar
rlval. The Newburys
81 ,or rhe Modern Brotherhood o
Ameiicn, lis in the city helping Man
ager Stegner to increase the member
ship FIT Mitchell lodge. Mr.. Roger
resides at Hot Springs and he is ar
hanging to move his family to Mitch
ell to, make their future home ant
give his children the benefit OF til,
good schooling facilities offered b,
Mitchell.
q. Hubbard, OF Chicago, arrived il
the city Wednesday evening to ac
cept the position as ana OF til,
lunch counter at the Milwaukee de
pot, Which psace was made vacant b,
the resignation OF Will Thompson
MI. Hubbard has been with tht
!. Murphy -Allanson Co for soa.e time
and thoroughly understands the bust
tess. He assumed charge Of the luncl
room this morning.
Il. +. Wagner. OF Alexandria, was
in the rlty today Oh his way
hoase flom Wesslngtou Springs, where
he has been attending court. He
appeared as the attorney for a real
estate firm which brought suit
against a farmer in Jerauid county
for the recovery OF ST. POI as commits
sion for the disposal Of 5000 acres OF
land. He SAID the jury rendered a
verdict for his client.
The people who went TO Denver
early in the month to attend the ma
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