The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-21

%Jaynes, Sunday evening, a daughter.
Mrs, Dir. lDundas vent down to
Wagner to visit at the home Of her
son Ed. Dundas.
Miss Florence Westlloven from Pat
telsun. New jersey, is visiting at the
home of A. j. Kings.
- Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Saylor
on Thursday morning, July 20, AT
their home fout miles north of town.
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Goldie returned
to their home at Sheldon. Iowa today
after spending a week at the Holt
ness camp meeting.
Elwood fencing is best. Doda &
Strauthers lightning rods are guar
anteed. Barber's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Lamme went
over to Montrose Monday to spend a
few days outing on a fine farm which
the DR.. owns over there.
Mabel Greene, daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. F. w. Greene, arrived We'd
nesday from Schenectady, N. Y,
where she has been attending school.
Eugene Hager went over to Sioux
Falls Monday evening for the state
tennis tournament and will play in
the doutels with Rempfer of Park
ston.
a school with national reputation
for thorouehness is Mankato Com
mcrcial college, Mankato. Mimi.
Write for free catalogue.
L. ID. Milne went to Huron We'd
nesday to attend the golden wedding
celebration of his father and mother.
He says that nearly all of the child
rem will get home for the occasion,
and that all of his brothers and Sis
tiers are living and that they have
all been quite successful.
Don't fail to see the new improve
ments in the Mccormick binder at
VIII Koch's.
The Mitchell bali team was out to
Mt. Vernon Tuesday and played a
game of ball late in the afternoon,
the score standing Mitchell Z, Mt.
Vernon q. The Fulton team comes
here Friday for a big game. Ladies
VIII be admitted free and a large
tent will be put up near the ground
for shade.
The proprietor OF the Olney house
at Mitchell, will trade same for I'M
incumbered improved land.
John Blinkiron's team, bicthed on
Third Avenue became heightened at
j. 6. McCartney's automobile and
ran away, running down the alley
and up Fourth Avenue west. The
buggy was tipped over and the pole
broken and top smashed. Ed. Milan
caught the team and brought them
down town.
Messrs. Pressler. Lllweln 4 Brown,
who recently purchased the pop fac
tory of Gustave Schubert are doing
a fine business in this hot weather
and are getting initiated into the
business with a will. The gentlemen
formerly lived at Menno, RonHomme
county, aud have a good bit of money
invested i'm this enterprise.
L. Household goods for sale for next
ten Gays, or will trade for chickens.
Mrs. Preston, south side, Mitchell,
S. d.
O. Williams and his daughter. Miss
Ella, started on Tuesday over the
Omaha for Portland and the Pacific
coast. They expect to return about
Oct. is, via the Denver route. At
Blue Earth City, Mimi. they Will
to stop for a week before going on to
the coast where they hope to escape
hay fever with which they are
bothered here in this climate.
Look at our Washing machines,
churns and wagons. Barber.
]. N. Auld, OF Oacoma, was seen by
the reporter Wednesday. Mr.. Aud
was on his way home, just returning
from a trip through fourteen counties
east Of the river and south of Aber-
deem. He saws that il the present
good weather, which is very favorable
to all small grain keeps UP that the
railroads will not be able to get
enough cars into the state to haul
out the enormous { ops of wh al, oats
aud barley. In Lsaan and Rrule
counties there will oe tile largest
yields of small grain Eve known. In
Browncounty arGuni Groton the far-
mers are estimating their wheat at 30
bushels per acre. HIRE is what Mr..
Auld says: The wheat stands neally
to your shoulder and u white hand
kerchief placed ten feet in the fields
where the. farmers have trimmed
along the etlees with IA mower pre-
paratory to putting in the binder. c,n