The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-21
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN ~,
THE COURSE OF 4 WEEK.

hils. Julieite Dougheity, Of MI.
Nernon, has been visiting III the city
for IA few days and returned ilomc
Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph Kerr, of Huron. amivea
Wednesday and is a guest OF III,
bofther-in-law, j, N. Cook.
Everybody knows that toe MeCol-
mack corn harvester is superior TO
all Others.
Col. Jay II. Grafton left for
Springfield, where he goes to conduct
d large sale for G. S. Kelsey, the
manager of fine stock sales.
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell, treasurer of
the state w. G. L. U. left Wednesday
for Parker to attend the conven-
tion, which opened there Thursday.
Misses Jeanette Smith and Lois
And rsou left for ltafibault, Mimi,
wheie they vail enter the .y0uOg
ladies seminary at that place tos
the school Ntal.
G. a Anderson. chief train dis
patcltp OF the Milwaukee road has
bro aglI his family here from San-
Norr, Iowa, and they ale llyill in
ore Of the lifany new residences ON
sitxll Avenue east.
McGonkey s. House. who leased
the livery barn of l'lotner \ son.
have taken possession and are ilo@
doing business on Second Ayeuue
east. The firm Bought the horses
ana Neiiclcs OF Plotner x son and
took d Lease on tile baln.
Anybody who uses the Calmar
wogon Knows that 1T is the lightest
running wagon on the market. For
sale at Wm. koch's.
At the meeting of the w. G. I. o..
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Grace Van
Nleet Boyd was present and delivered
an address. MIS-. Boyd stopped over
in Mitchell for a day while ON her
way to Parker to attend the state
convention OF tile Woman's CHRISTIAN
Temperance Union.
some stranger who came from Re-
lance Wednc day on The Mil
waullee passenger fell oil the coach
iust before it stopped at the depot.
1t was supposed the fellow was hunt
but on examination lie proved to be
all right, and was only somewhat
intoxicated. On the way in he made
several attempts to get Off the train
at stations and was prevented 10y the
who vas travelling with him.
Ii you nave use rOr a cream separa-
tor but haven't the ready cash with
which to purchase one. remember
that the cash is not necessary when
purchasing a DE AVAIL machine.
A DE La VAL cream separator will
earn its OWL cost while you are pay
ing for it,. Let us explain our prop
osition to you.
E. b. Van Alstine
The amount Of moisture that is
coming at this season of the year
makes sure that the winter will not
start in dry, a condition that does
not sugur we'll for the next season.
Tuesday night another rain u
that amounted TO 50 inches. Mi
makes a total of $40 inches so far
this month. With the rain cooing
this week the indications are that
corn palace week will be a dry one.
That's what we are pulling for now.
People living down on Hanson
street have entered a complaint With
The Republican on accolnt of the
way IN which they are disturbed
during the ate hours of night. One
OF the parties stated that hardly a
night goes Wy but what they are
awakened at midnight and FROM then
until Z and 4 O'Clock in the morning
10y men knocking at the door and
making inquiry as to the home of
WIS. ACiJSS. i " NNOljill 10 ICkoIl-
cd 10 he conducting a house OF ILL
fame down near the Milwaukee
tracks. The police have been on a
close watch Of that place for u week
or more and the first nit of evidence
they secure the house will he
pinched.
John Tuckey arrived home Monday
evening from his trip to Philadel-
phia. where he ATTENDED the conven-
tion Of the National Association Of
Stationary Engineers as a delegate
from the state association. Mr..
THckey said that addresses were de-
livered before the convention by Gov
ernol Pennypacker, the mayor of
Philadelphia, and the OF
the Baldwin Locomotive works. The
delegates we're given a side trip|
down to navy Yards, which we've in
spected with a great deal of interest.