The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

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Mrs. 6. III. Miner went To Parks
tom this morning TO visit with hel
daughter. Mrs. O p. Shaw,
. full line of Mccormick alit
Champion binder repa1irs tor sale al
Nm. Kocll's.
Mrs. II. +. Otto has been visiting
with her mother at Chamberlain fol
several weeks and came home yester.
day.
Major and Mrs. Tiffany, of Los
Angeles, Cal. arrived to make a visit
of.two Or three weeks with ID. NJ.
Tiffany and family.
j. c. Milne, of Hufon, supreme
field marshal of The Home Guard.
ians, is in the city TRANSMITTING some
business with the home office.
Mrs. Jesse Sholf. who las bee,
visiting her parents. MIR. aud Mrs.
NJ. "A. Reeves, left this morning fol
her home at Lead. i'm the Black Hills
country.
A. III. Hardy and wife came down
from Mellette this morning to attend
the Holiness camp meeting. Mon
day evening Mr.. Hardy was united
10 marriage to Miss Elizabeth a.
Goodin.
George Like has leased his Mer-
chants hotel property TO E. Il.
Nichol, of Iowa. and will take
possession Aug. l.. MIR. Nlchol
comes highly recommended as an
experienced hotel man.
w. II. Wilkinson disposed Of his
residence property on Third Avenue
west Wednesday to George Like
who will take possession Aug. LIST.
Mr.. Like paid SIS. 500 for the proper
ty. and it was a pargain at the
price. Mr.. Wilkinson says that he
will continue to remain i'm Mitchell.
There is a noticeable increase in
the outside attendance at the Holl-
ness campmetting on the south side.
Parties arrived Wednesday aud Tues
day from Pierre, Elk Point, Mellette,
Salem and l'arkSton. The tents are
also Increasing in number where the
campers are enjoying outdoor life for
the time OF the camp meeting.
If you have use for 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 LAVAL machine.
A DE LAVAL cream separator viii
earn its " cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let us explain our prop
OsltlOn to you.
D.. b. Van Nlstine
\. Lootuis, cashier of the Redtield
National bank, and L. j. I3lain. of
Redtield, a director and stakeholder
i'm the Western National bank. of
this city, are in town to attend a
meeting of the directors Of the
Western National, at which is being
considered what disposition and
improvements will be made on tho
Beckwi1h property. which the BAN;
recently purchased
George Arde. a brakeman on the
Milwaukee road, met with an unfor-
tunate accident at Parkston Tuesday
about midnight. lie Slipped and
fell under y moving freight car
which crushed his leg in a mass be-
low the Nree. He was placed ten
derby OF the train and brought on to
Mitchell. DR.. Crane, the company's|
physician was called to attend to
the case, and the operation was per-
formed by DIR. Freybelg. Dl. SEQ.
field. OF Parkston, accompanied tile
brakeman here and assisted i'm the
work. Mr.. Arde is in a room over
the Mitchell Catering Co.
Dr. Smith and Ray Hranson. who
are representing the Mitchell tennis
in the state tournament
at Sioux Falls, are giving Il good
account OF themselves. The tourna-
nrnt opened Yesterday, ana Smitl,
won his match from Nichols, by a
score of Cd, rs. In the doubles
Smith and Branson played against
Wheeler and Mathews, O! Brookings.
and they went against one OF the
hardest teams in the tournament. |
Wheeler holds the championship for
the singles. Smith and Branson
won out. however, in the score of
6-3. So, 60. Making a start of
that kind ought to land them pretty
we'll up toward tie finals.
A comparative statement. show.
ing the cost and value OF binder
Irvine based on the supposition that
a farmer needs to bind his grain, 300
pounds OF Plymouth Standard Irvine
will give him ISL, 500 feet. We have
tested twine sent US for examination
that measures as low as 4lO feet 10
the pound. The Plymouth is the