The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-16

hay for packing trees. The New
burys.
WANTED-Party to supply butter
for private family ly the week.
Col Third Avenue west
w. S. nm, of Alexandria, spent
Tuesday night in the city aud went
south Wednesday TO Yankton to
attend the Consistory meeting.
A large assortment OF buguies at
VIM Koch's anu will defy any COM
petit ion
Mrs. t. f, Graham departed Wed.
nesday morning for Luverne, MIMI,
being called there by the serious ILL
ness of her mother, grave doubts
being entertained for her cover
ID. M. Potter arrived home Tues
day evening from Yankton. He had
been down there to attend the Con-
sistory meeting OF the Masonic lodge
and was initiated Into the mysteries
OF that branch OF Masonry.
Don't fail to inspect the Moline
gang and sulky plows and seeders
before you purchase. VIM. Koch.
Mrs Charlotte Stevenson died Mon
day morning at her home in Union
township, aged 66 years, the calse
being pleulo-pneumonin. Funeral
home services we're held Wednesday
at the and we're conducted by Rev.
III. S. Wilkinson.
Despite the unpleasant weather
Tuesday Col. Stevenson stated that
there was Il good crowd at the sale
of Harry Clearwater and that very
good prices prevailed during the day.
The property sold brought a little
over So, 600.
Biggest stock OF harness ever ex-
hibited in Mitchell can be seen at
VIM. Koch's.
L. O. O'Mittee, o! Tellema1kee,
Norway, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening via the Omaha read, and is
a guest at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs II. II. Dahl. Miss Aasne
o. Mittee. who came here about a
year ago from Norway. went as far
as Sioux Falls to meet her brother.
Mr.. O'Mittee expects to remain in
this country until neat fall.
Mrs. Dennis Butler and Mrs. Lon
Butler departed Wednesday to
join their husbands. who are out on
the reservation holding down their
claims. They are located about 100
miles west OF Presho, and the laoies
have quite a long journey to make
after they leave the railroad at
Presho They expect TO stay out
there for several months.
The keeuey Stock Co. made a much
better impression Tuesday evening
in The Hand OF Man" and the
play passed OFF very smoothly through
out. One of the realistic bits OF seem
cry was the burning of a cabin on
the stage and the heroic rescue Of
two men FROM a scorching death.
Without specifically mentioning in
detail it can be said that each mem-
Der of the company did very good
work in the play. and which was
made to 20 with more enthusiasm.
w. II Olin. the day engineer at
The Widlnann, had quite a serious
experience in the engine O Tues
day evening. a steam pipe burst
while ue WAS standing very close to
it and the escaping steam scalded
the left side Of his body from the
shoulder down to his hips A poi
tion of his clothing was also torn of
by the pipe striking him when it
burst. A portion OF the steam anne
in contact with his face hliSterin. il
badly. DR.. Freyberg WAS called to
attend to his wants, and after dress.
ing the burns Mr.. Olin insisted tina
he was we'll enough to go to Worl
again and he resumed his duties
again Wednesday morning.
Three Russian Jews. named I1of
man. kaanu1ts aud Shapirio, were
airing their troubles Thursday
before Attorney Markham. Shapiro
got Mr.. Markham to make out som,
attachment papers to get possession
of the goods Of Holman and KAN
urts, on the ground that they owet
him two weeks back salary. Will,
the attorney was making out th'
papers the two other men came il
and the three got into a warm argl
ment, with Billy Marks as al inter
prefer. Shapiro insisted that ID
had been working for wages for tn,
other two men for the past month,
and Holman and Kaanurls declared
that he was a partner of theirs. Tn
men are out gathering up old junl
and shipping it to Sioux City and the,