The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-04-07
COMMAS TO The STATE
New Settlers Coming Into South
Dakota THIS Spring and Buy
ing New Homes.


Iowa. arrived here last weet, with
their families. Nj. Duncan is liv-
inr ia 4 dwelling southeast OF the
depot and Mr.. Mcdonald i'll n OF
f. S, Huns houses near the city
park.
Ipswich Democrat: j. P. schweich
arrived this mornine with a car OF
stock and movables and Will move
onto his recently purchased farm in
Union township Charles II. Bartels
of Elma, Iowa, arrived and viii move
onto the farm purchased by his father
last year in Ricbland township.
selby Record: Mrs Mary Laird
and family. of jackson, Neb., came
here this week and are going to move
on the Risdal place which they have
purchased, Otto Lincke and family,
of Beloit. Iowa, caIEe Wednesday and
Will move onto their farm. which was
the old Abe Taylor place, southeast
Of Bangor.
Bonesteel Pilot: +. NJ. Hurlbert
arrived Friday from Center. Neb.,
with Il carload of belongings for his
hon astead, nine miles southwest of
Gregory. Among the live stock
Brought here by Mr.. Hurlbert were
q fine horse and lack.
Platte Epitome: George Forrest
arrived from kenosha, Wis.,, last
week and will live on a farm north
Of town. He was accompanied 10y
his wife.
Frederick Free Press: j. E. Bon
ner arrived from Iowa con Saturday
with a carload of emigrant goods and
has moved to the Huntington place
in Palmyra township. lie is the
~iorerunner of many more arrivals
which we have good reason TO expect
during the spring and SUMMED
months.
White Lake Standard: Landseek-
ers are coming into South Dakota in
large numbers this spring. a NUM-
Der are in White Lake this week,
mostly from Iowa.
Alpena journal: Robert and
Frank Skinner arrived this week
with a car of goods from Rock Island,
IN. and moved on the Woodruff
place south of Alpena. !.
Plankinton Mail: Mrs. Carroll,
sister of MIS-. John Yaedicke, az
rived Tuesday evening from Iowa.
Mr.. Carroll has rented a farm neal
Harrison and will make South Dako
Ia his home.
Britton Sentinel: w. e. Wilson,
brother-in-law OF John Brooks, ar
rIyed last Friday from Baltimore
Md. lie is gong to reside on Mi
Brooks farm north of Britton thi
year. His vile will be here in
week or so a soou as they get settled
Geddes News; M. l.. Mace an
family are now nicely situated on-th
Frank Smith farm, southwest {
town. They were former residents {
Abortion, Iowa, but are o in Sout
Dakota to make their home and er
joy the prosperity known 20 TIL
farmers OF tbs section of the state.
Rockham Record: Chas. * Sir
elaif and family, of Wabash, Ind
arrived last Friday and have move
onto The liodkins farm north {
town. Mr., Sinclair is a brother (
Reeve Sinclair who lives south (
town.
Lebanon Leader: ]. W. Myler a
rived in our town last Saturday wit
a car OF emigraut goods from Core
tionsilie, Iowa. He will occupy I'll
old McManner house for the presen
His son w. b. Mvler. who was lie.
some time ago, will also move he
with his family soon Mr.. Myl
owns the east half of section L
Cunningham township. and eSpec
TO go to farming He will fence
the half section.
Clark kepublic-Courier: a
Stewart, of Lodi. Wis.,. who son
time ago purchased three quartz
of land In Merton township. throu4
W. \. Sharp, was here last we,
looking after his interests. He w
also interested in another quarter
land which be was dealing for wit
we met bin. Clark county dirt is
the quality that attracts purchase
and the land for sale is last bell
taken UP.
Redfeld Journal-Observer Jol
Lentz of Forreston. H.. has shipp
IN a carloaa of household goods Al
commenced work OF a house and ba
on a farm in Lake township recent
purchased.
Washington Springs Republica
James Rumble, from near Frank
Grove, ILL.,, arrived here on a spec.
train last Sunday with two car loa
of goods and live stock. He is Inc
ing on the old McGinnis place
Media which he has rented. IRA
Miller, the new tenant on Steere