The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-20
IN TOWN MI COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK

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i a, G. Kerry went to Des Moiues
Wednesday, morning to.look after some
real estate Business
n. ID. Butter field has been at What
Cheer, Iowa. for the past week and
came home Monday evening.
Nus. john Tuckey departed Mon
day for her old nome at Cass City,
Mich, to visit. with relatives.
Have a carload OF buggies which
were purchased at reduced prices. BE
sure and see them before you buy.
VIM. Koch.
Mrs. John Dolph and daughter,
Minnie, returned to Maquoketa,
Iowa, after visiting three weeks at
the hume of Mrs, Will Halniel.
d co u%plimentary piano recital of
the pupils OF Maude Silsby- Nichols,
will be given at the Congregational
church on next Saturday evening.
20 81. Cassem started Tuesday morn
ing, for Aurora, I'LL. where he will be
for about three weeks, attending to
the sale of real estate for the estate of
his father.
Miss Ida Gaines and Herman
Gaines went out to Presho, Lyman
county. Monday where they expect
10 remain on their claims until the
holidays
w. ii. Conyes appears among our
advertisers today with a new ad.
From week to week be will have
sometbne..new o..tell you about good
clotbling.
Mrs. Lynn Stoddard and little son,
Fred. arrived Wednesday morning via
the Omaha road, from Edgar, Neb.,
to make a visit with her uncle, G. W.
Downey, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Peck, uncle
and aunt of Mrs. Edith Baughman,
have been visiting with her for sew
eral weeks and will return home to
Baraboo, Wis. this morning.
For sale, recorded Poland China
hogs, OF both sexes and all ages, also
aberdeen Angus bulls and White
WyandoLte cockerels. W. a.. Getty,
r. II. d. 4, Mitchell, s. d.
Rural route No. A started out Of
Mitchell Monday morning, with Ed
White as the carrier. The route goes
north and vest and about 100 pat
rons are served on the route.
Mrs. Geo. a. Silsby and Mrs. A.
Craig Bowdish started Wednesday
for Chicago to attend the Woman's
Board of Missions of the Interior as
delegates from the missionary society
OF the Congreg ational church.
Mrs. II. A. Duncan left Tuesday
morning, for Hazelton, Iowa, where
she intends to visit for several weeks.
a.. W. W. Devers, who has been in
the southern part OF the. state for the
past two weeks working real estate,
returned home Monday.
John Ellsworth, who has been liv-
in. on the Greed farm northwest Of
town. started for Los Vegas, New
Mexico, Monday morning IN company
WITH. his brother, L. b. Ellsworth.
He goes there for his health as he is
troubled With the consumption.
Large crowds visited the store and
factory OF tie Mitchell Candy Kitchen
at the opening Wednesday afternoon.
Many expressions Of w%onderinent
were heard FROM those watching the
candy maker pull the great armsfull
of white and colored tafy. Liberal
samples were distributed among the
visitors during the afternoon.
Call at The Mitchell Grocery Co.
and get their catalogue il you are
interested in buying groceries at
wholesale prices.
Rev. j. S. Surbeck arrived home
Monday morning from ii weeks trip
to Minneapolis I'm announcing him
to preach at the baptist church Sum
day, The Republican did so on receipt
or a postal card from Rev. Mr.. Glib
lett, who is in illinois, and who was
probably not aware OF thu absence Of
Mr.. Surheck from the city.
A good chance will be given those
wishing a cook stoge Oct. 80 to Nov.
a. when the Majestic Mig. Co. will
give a demonstration at W. A. Bar
ber's store Free lunch. All come.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beckwith, Louis
and Grace returned on the late train
Tuesday from Fargo, N. D. When
asked why they did not return in the
automobile they replied "too much
mud" They left Fargo on last Fri
day morning and got to Arlington at
1890 p. ~. Saturday. BY this time
the rain and snow had caused very
had roads. They waited at Arlington
until Monday thinking tie weather