The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-25

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Mrs. w a. Barber vent to Scot
land Thursday to visit with Mrs
q. p. Shaw for q few days.
Miss Fredena, Anderson arrive
from Chicago Wednesday evening t
visit with her sister. Mrs. Deimer
of the Ladies Garment Cutting Col
lege.
Frank Hutchinson, employed il
The Republican job department. ar
lived home Thursday evening fron
a trip TO his former home at Airing
ton, Iowa. Mrs. Hutchinson will
remain several weeks longer.
Mccormick hay rakes at Will
Koch's.
Miss Mary Moir arrived Wednes
day afternoon from Winnipeg. Mani
toba, TO make a visit with her broth.
er, j.. G. Moir, the ticket agent at
the Milwaukee depot. Miss Moir is
a teacher i'm the city schools of Win.
nepeg.
Tie Lyon Store Co. viii occupy the
store directly south of the new
Commercial bank
Miss Anna lIannebuth passed
through tie city Wednesday after
noon ON her way to Kimball. She eN-
poets to stop a day OF two with Mrs.
b. A. Bobb on her way back to Sioux
City, where she will teach again the
coming year.
Watch the papers for the announce
ment of the opening of the Lyon Store
Cos store.
Mrs. t. w. Hood and daughter,
Miss Helen. who have been the guests
of the Smith and Fosdick families
for the past two months, returned
home Thursday to F'reeport, Jl.,
stopping Cnroute at Canton and Ma
son City, Iowa.
FranK p. McGoyern arrived home
Friday afternoon from his trip to the
markets OF New York and Chicago,
where he bought a fine line of suits
and novelties in the dry goods line.
He expects the first shipment the
first of next week.
The Lyon Store Co. are the largest
handlers of shoes in South Dakota
their facilities for buying enable them
TO place their goods Of superior quail
ity on the market to the consumer at
|greatly reduced prices.
Nichols Mandolin club went up to
Ruskin park, near Forestburg,
Thursday and will play there for the
next three days during the harvest
festival that has been planned by
Manager Rodee. Merle Tillotson is
also on the program Of the three days.
The Lyon Store Co. handle the cell
ebrated Sharood %shoe-that tells the
whole story.
Wait and buy your foot wear for
winter OF the Lyon Store Co.-they
will save you money.
a large number of small folders
that will just fit a business envelope
have been printed to advertise the
corn palace. These folders can be
secured by calling at the drug store
Of l.. O. Gale. Enclose a folder in
every letter that you write and thus
contribute another avenue to the adj
Vertlsing OF the great fall event.
Protect the horses from fies--they
Will do more work. Buy your fly nets
and covers at VIM. Koch's and you
will save money.
Miss Lilah Older arrived home from
Chicago 20 semain about three weeks,
when she will retur to the Windy
City to resume her elocution work in
teaching several classes which she
has already organized for fall. Miss
Older has been in Chicago for the
past year attending the Soper School
OF Oratory, from which she graduated
in June, and since then She has been
teaching %elocution i'm a summer
school. Having exceptionally line
talent in the line of elocution Miss
Older gives full promise Of occupying
a high position IN her art.
Calmer wagons and trucks now on
exhibition at Vim Koch's.
A horse belonging to l.. Stevens
dropped dead in front OF The Repub-
lican office about 5 O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The horse with its mate
was hItched to a wagon and they
were returning from a short trip.
AS they reached the place referred to;
the horse stumbled a few steps and
then dropped to the ground, expiring
Immediately. Mr.. Stevens, who re-
sides in the city, said that the team
had not been driven hard nor far,
and that the horse had shown no
symptoms OF sickness. a short time
after the animal was loaded on a
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