The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-08
IN OWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN M
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wind,
Thursday, Sept. ], IA daughter.

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Wind.
Thursday, Sept. ], IA daughter.
BON, to MI. and Mrs. Win Duncan
Sunday, Sept. 3. at the home il
Badger township, a daughter.
Miss Anna Mcguire vent to Sioux
City tuesday and Will teach i'm the
city schools the coming year.
FOR SALE-Choice emitting and
cooking apples at ST. 10 per bushel.
w. A. Getty, 3 miles northwest OF
Mitchell.
Levi Tillotson went to Minneapolis
via the Omaha road Wednesday even
ing to remain through the week OF
the Minnesota state fair.
a. Shonier resigned his position in
the office OF j. E. Tuner & Son
Monday and today he startcd on "a
trip 10 Portland and tile Pacific
coats.
a splendid showing of ready to
wear street hats and models in dress
hats will be ready for inspection at
Miss Mitchell S grand millinery OPEN
ing. September IL, II, 10.
Gottlieb Scheurenbraud and his
force OF men are at work putting IN
the concrete footing for the new
Catholic caulch building, and there
is a large area of surface 10 ill, Tor
the massive structure.
G. j. Potter, Of St PAU, arrived
i'm the city Wednesday evening to
make Il visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. e. l.. Potter. Mi. Potter
graduated at the University a num-
Der OF years ago and is o engaged
in the life Insurance business.
FOR saba first class water
power full roller 10 barrel flour mill
in northwestern Illinois, on Chicago
& Northwestern railway. with side
track to the mill. Fine stone build
ing and dam, also good 9 room house
and about IS acres OF land on A No. i
property will lie sold cheap. Would
accept good western land in part pay
ment. For complete description,
terms, etc.. address Box %, Millbrig.
2. O., 10 Daviss Co., LII.
An assault and battery case from
Baker township was tried before
Justice Mckinley Tuesday after
noon, the defendant CT which was
John Comas. Coiuas had some trouble
with August Kirsting over the divi-
sion of some grain and he struck
klrsting in the face. Gomas insisted
on u jury hearing the evidence in the
case and Ray Thompson, w. III. Con
yes, e. w. Webster, NJ. III. Gosehe3
CHARLES Mason and g.. ID. Walpole
were summoned. Attorney Spangier
appeared for the state. and VIM. Nj.
Herbert was the attorney of Comas.
After the evidence had been submit
ted to the jury it retired and later
brought in a verdict OF guilty. Jus
tice Mckinley fined Comas S55, which
a little more than covered the costs
in the case. thy amounting to
$40. so.
Calmer wagons and trucks now on
exhibition at Vim. Koch's.
Mrs. L. a. Stout and Mrs. Il.
a. Duncan gave a reception at
the home of tht former Wednesday
afternoon. the hours neing from 2 to
4, and 4 10 G, and fully 40 ladies at
tended the affair. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with sweet
peas. which Were distributed pro-
fusely in tbes various apartments.
The ilestesses were assisted by MIS-.
Thos Nicholson, Mrs. T.. f. Gra-|
ham, Mrs. j. l.. Lardnef, Mrs John
e. Seaton, Mrs. g. ". Gillfland.
Mrs. W. A. Shurtletf and Miss Starr.
The latter was in charge OF the din.
ing room and She was assisted i'm
serving refreshments by Misses
White, Richards aud Florence Car
hart. Mrs. Shurtlelf presided al
the frappe tsble, and she was assisted
by the Misses Youngman II Cor
win. The gathering was a yely So
ciable and ENJOYABLE one.
sTRA YED- Wednesday night, a
bay horse, brand III. d. on right
shoulder. Leave information with
G. W. Downs, Mt. Vernon.
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The county commissioners adj
journed Wednesday evening after a
two days session, during which they
made the arnnal tax levy for the en-
suing year. The levy amounts to 9
mills for state and county purposes,
and is n mill higher than last
year. owing to 1.-The increase OF the
levy. The county remains
the anne. The s36, 53l was divided
the following FUNDS: State.