The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

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Try the 1904 washer. Elweoh Wow
zen fence has barb On bottom. Barber.
Beneficiary members of the u. of
81. will pay their expense assessments
Tor this month at once Ito the
financier.s
Mankato Commercial College Man
kato, Mimi, has raised the standard
OF business education in the whole
northwest. Get their catalogue.
Another rain came this morning at
an early hour. The Precipitation
amounted to 1.25 inches. This makes
"a total for the month of June OF 7.24
inches.
Members Of the Lady Maccabees
will pay their assessment to Miss
Grinnell at the W. n. bank. Social
members will also pay their per cap
tia tax this month.
Vermilyea Bros. have inaugurated
a carealI grocery week, which viii
last until Friday. July, 6 and they
detail some OF the prices which they
will make during that time.
Its no use talking. Will Koch has
the largest stock OF buggies ever ex-
hibited in the city of Mitchell and
Will defy any and all competitions,
even catalogue competition.
Arrangements have been made for a
Fourth OF July celebration at the
grove %on..section 9, Prosper township,
known as Knute Strands place. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Why suffer with your stomach,
kidneys and liver when HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Ii taken this month, keeps you
we'll all ~ 35 cents, tea or
tablets. Scallin Bros.
While Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Patton
were sitting at the breakfast table
Tuesday the house was struck by
lightning, doing small damage. The
chimney toppled over. causing quite
a noise and the lightning tore off a
portion of the roof and shingles on
the tower on the southwest corner OF
the house.
Robert Waterman sprained his
ankle the other day while at work
painting, which he considers a very
unfortunate thing for him at this
time, as he can't figure out how be
is going to Watertown to attend the
encampment of the South Dakota
National Guard, which begins Thurs
day of next week. MI. Waterman is
the second lieutenant of Co. % of this
city.
With your supplies for a Fourth of
July celebration be sure to include a
box Of Coles Carbollsalve. Itd the
best on earth for cuts and burns.
It's good for so many things that you
should always keep a box handy. Sold
by all druggists.
! Joseph Swift drove over to Car
thage to adjust some losses for the
| German Insurance Co.. which we're
occasionned by the tornado in that
vicinity on last Saturday night. All
the losses reported were in the
country, where two large barns and
a church were practically destroyed
and three houses we're partially des-
ltroyel. Several barns and houses
were moved slightly from their foun-
dations.
Otto Melnk and Miss Lizzie Schus-
ter, of Mt. Vernon, were married
Thursday at 10 O'Clock by Justice
Mckinley at his home. They re-
turned to Mt. Vernon this afternoon
and will take up their residence on
Ia farm. Ihis is the third Meink
brother that Justice Mckinley has
oficiated for in the matrimonial line.
and they are evidently satisfied with
| the way in which the Mitchell JUS
tice does business.
Don't fail to see the new improve
ments in the Mccormick binder at
VIII Koch's.
J.. d. Evans and j. F. Auckland re-
turned Wednesday from the Lake
Geneva conference CT the college Y.
M. & A., where they have been as
delegates from the Y. M. q A. Of
Dakota Wesleyan. This conference
takes place every summer just at the
close OF the school year. Lake Gene-
va is a beautiful lake IN the extreme
southern part of Wisconsin and here
the association owns a tract of land,
on the lake shore which is equipped
with a large auditorium and many
other Buildings. But Hundreds Of
tents are used for the delegates to
live in while at the convention.
Don't fail to see the new McCorm-
lex vertical lift mower at Win
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