The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-29

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ley through corn palace week.
Chas. Grace and family from Chet-
opl, Kan, are visiting with his
father, John Grace, on the south
side.
Mrs. z. U. Lee and son, Parker,
Of Stoughton, Wis. arrived here and
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Angus
ia Linstrum.
Miss jessie Craig, Of Milton juno
ton, Wis, arrived to visit with her
sisters, Mrs. j. O. Walrath and Miss
Craig, during corn palace week.
MISS Cora Jelley, who has been Wis.,
iting at Hastings. MIMI, and other
points in that state for the past two
months, arrived home this morning
via the Omaha road.
b. S. Payne. of Bonesteel. has been
in the city for the past week on BUSH
ness before the land Office in con-
junction with Attorney Simons. and
went home this morning.
e. f. Cooper and family came
down from Huron this morning to
take up their residence 4 n Mitchell.
Mr.. Cooper expects to engage in the
second hand furniture business.
A burglar broke into the ::residence
OF Albert Boynton Friday nighs about
3 O'Clock, making his way through a
window. He was discovered by Mrs.
Boynton, who called to her husband
upstairs. The--burglar got out before
the arrival OF Mr.. Boynton. They
missed nothing from the house.after
the burglars departure.
Just received q second car load of
Calmar wagons. Ask any mar who
uses them il they are not a success.
Vim. Koch.
Che sad information was received
here Friday evening OF the death Of
Burgess Coleman q Milwaukee freight
conductor. He was Instantly killed
by being run over by a freight train.
Mr.. Coleman was we'll known in
Mitchell, having u in here over
the Milwaukee road for a number OF
years. and the distressing accident
will be generally regretted.
For sale, recorded Poland China
hogs, OF both sexes and all ages, also
Aberdeen Angus bulls and White
Wyandotte cockerels. W. A.. Getty,
R. F. D. 4, Mitchell. S. d.
While the farmers around Alexand-
ria were attending the street fair
Wednesday and Thursday burglars
found an easy time to make a good
cleanup. The house of Mike Pitts,
two miles east OF town, was robbed
of 80, a suit Of clothes and an over
coat. Ernest Cards had a horse stol-
en-, and in the northeast part Of the
county there.was considerable prop
erty taken. Sheriff Gordon sent some
deputies in pursuit Of the burglars.
A large stock of blankets and
robes Just received. Call and see
them. VIM. Koch.
A few days ago while driving down
to the river in the vicinity of Whit. S
mill Mr.. and Mrs. f. ". Zimmerman
met with quite an accident. They
were driving over the bridge and just
when leaving it their horse SHE'D at
some object in the road and in turn
ing short the buggy was overturned
and they were thrown out. Mrs.
Zimmerman suffered the fracture q,
two ribs and Mr.. Zimmerman in fall
ing struck q picce of stubble that
%blsckened bis eye and nearly put it
out.
Or. A. j. Dix went to Sioux Falls
Friday evening and hereafter will be
counted a resident OF that city. Mrs.
Dix went over a few days before. The
Dr. has purchased a dental practice
OF which he took possession today.
He has grown to manhood in Mitch
ell and worked his way Up to a high
o.
place in his profession, and the work
he has done III this city has always
received high praise from his pat
rons. The Republican wishes DR..
and Mrs. Dix abundant success in
the Queen City.
For sale. good stock OF general
merchandise valued from S25OO to
$1,000, and lease Of stone building, in
good location. Lease for any length
OF time desired. Henry Koch, Dept.
Store.
No religious organization of the
world carries on its work SO econom-
ically as the Salvation Army. The
army can and does make a dollar
cover more ground aud do more work
than the average business house could
get out OF ten dollars, and the
ground covered. the work done, both
tell, too. Any man or woman who,