The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15

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exhibition at VIM. Koch's.
Mrs. e. 3. Myers. OF st. Paul. ar
rived to visit with friends in the
city.
To close out fly nets this season il
will pay you to look over our line.
Wm. Koch.
The well known Mccormick corn
binder is nov OF exhibition at Will
Koch's. Call and see 1T.
A car load OF new buggies will soon
be in at Wn.. Koch's. Don't fail tc
lean ana look them over.
Mrs. W. s. Hill came over from Al
exandria Thursday morning and is a
guest Of Mrs. Geo. C. Foster.
Miss Bertha slade, who has been
out to Portland a portion of the sum
mer, has returned home.
Mrs. w. +. Turner, who has been
visiting in Chicago for several weeks,
arrived home Wednesday afternoon.
FOR SALE--Choice eating and
cooking apples at sl.00 per bushel.
W. A. Getty. 3 miles northwest OF
Mitchell.
Mrs. Will II. George and two little
sons departed THURSDAY morning for
A ustin, MINI, where she will visit
for a while and then 90 the Twin
Cities
Miss Hattie Older. stenographer
in the Office of the Home Guardians,
departed Wednesday evening via the
Omaha road for Luyerne, Mimi, to
visit with relatives.
Tbos. Dean, one of the prosperous
farmers up i'll Perry township,
shipped a carload Of cattle and hogs
to Sioux CITY early in the week and
remained over for the fair.
Jacob Willkomm. who has been in
the employ of Vim. Koch for a num-
Der OF years as a harnessmaker, has
resigned his position, and accepted
one with the Mitchell Fruit Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Barber de-
parted Wednesday evening for Es-
mond, S. D., to attend the golden
wedding anniversary Of MI. Bdrber's
parents, which occurs this week.
WHEAT POOL EARNINGS-April
10 per cent; May SO pc: cent; June Is
per cent; July 10 per cent; Aug. 20
per cent. Write for particulars. 1912
Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
There will be a matinee al the Driving
Park Friday. Sept. p. Gate admission. IS
cents. Childsen under - and rigs, free.
Fom good races. Il will be worth the price
Of admission to see the owners drive.
A. A. Boynton, Pres.
VI. H. Gosche. Sec.
Mrs. A. j. Cooper and two child
rem arrived Wednesday evening from
Chicago to visit a month with her
mother, Mrs. Paul Thompson. It
has been fourteen. years since-Mfs
Cooper has visited in Mitcbeli and
the changes that have taken place
make her think she is in another
town.
On the special and regular trains
Thursday about forty Mitchell
people vent down to Sioux City to
attend the fair. and this number
will give Mitchell a pretty good rep
resenLation during the week. Sioux
City is drawing large crowds and the
fair management is giving a fine
show.
Mrs Winchester Dean and Mis-.
Rose Cooper and little sou, Harold,
arrlved FROM Grinnell. Iowa. We'd
neSday and are guests at the home Of
nc. c. Dean. they being friends Of
Mrs. Dean. The ladies are on their
way to a point about Us miles west of
chamberlain where the men folks
have located three claims.
II. g. Preston, of the firm Of Pres
ton u Hannett, attended circuit
court at Canton Tuesday and defend
ed the Phenix Insurance Co., OF
Brooklyn, in d suit brought by Mar
tip T. Larson to recover insurance on
q saloon building that was burned.
Mr.. Pretson put in y defense on the
iground that the ouiidiny was vacant
when it burned aud Judge Jones di-
rected the Jury to bring in a verdict
for the insurance company.
The usual weekly harvest excursion
over the railroads into the west are
being we'll patronized. Wednesday af-
Gelnoon the Milwaukee trains from
the south and east had extra coaches
on to accommodate he crowds. The
south train carried six coaches and
everyone was filled, and the east
, train had five caarhaS that were also