The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-14
IN TOWN "
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN I'M
THE COURSE OF A e IL

Everybody knows that the McCOl-
mack corn harvester is superior tic
all Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jewell have
moved into the Scallin residence on
the coroner of Sixth Avenue west
and Duff street.
FOR SALE-Four head of heavy
draft colts, three and four years old.
{. III. Krom, Mitchell, S. ID.
Armour Herald: Mrs. j. w. Nc
Kee and family left for Mitchell
Wednesday. where they expect to
make their future home.
Leo Hofstetter departed Tuesday
for Washington Springs to look after
some real estate matters, and will 60
on to Miller before returning.
DR.. M. Halphide disposed of his
business property on Second Venue
west to William Jackman, of Geneva,
Ohio, for So. $3.50, the sale being made
! by a. ID. Walpole.
DIR. and Mrs. f. w. Freyberg
moved Monday into the Perry resi-
dence on Rowley street. between
First and Second Avenues. DIT.
%Freyberg will retain his present
Office.
Dent try to save a few cents in
the price per gallon of paint to the
expense OF many dollars in wearing
quality. l8lood's Paint wears be-
tween five and eight yeals. Ordinary
paints seldom wear longer than three
years. Floods PANT is sold by Nc
kinley & Eddy.
Wanted, a few more good second
hand baby go-carts to rent out dur
ing corn palace. f.. W.. Travis,
First Avenue aest.
Another heavy rain visited this
section Tuesday night, depositing
80 inches of water. 1t was hardly
needed, other than to fill up the
cisterns for tie approaching winter.
The thermometer only went to SO
degrees during the night and again
the light frost failed TO appear.
M. M. Mcdonald disposed of bis
residence property on Rowley street
to DR.. M. Halphide. Mr.. Mcdonald
has bought d lot adjoining his pres
ent home and will commence at once
the erection Of another house, which
will be built on similar plans. with
n or two changes to meet his
requirements.
Anybody who Uses the Jalmar
wagon knows that it is the lightest
running wagon on the market. For
sale at VIM. Koch's.
a copy of the Fremont. Neh.,
Tribune, was received at this office
which continued q letter written by
Wm. &. Froeschle. of this city, in
which he gives Mitchell a very fine
mention, concerning her enterprise,
the hospitality of the people, and
the great amount OF building being
done M r. L~foeschle is the father
Of Mrs. Gottlieb Sclleurenbrand and
loved here owe a year ago.
To relieve the congested condition
i'm the basement of the nigh school
building the board of education has
decided to transfer about il children
from the south side who attend the
primary department to the south
side school building. There are two
vacant rooms on the second floor of
That building and the south room
will be fitted up and a teacher placed
in charge. This will be done as
soon as possible.
III you nave use Tor "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 La VAL cream separator will
earn its own cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let us explain our prop
osition to you.
e. b. Van Alstine
The passenger trains from the east
and south over the Milwaukee roads
were quite late in getting out Of
town Tuesday evening. The south
train arrived at $50 and was hello
until the arrival OF the east train,
which did not get in until nearly
8 O'Clock. 1t was delayed in the first
place by the heavy homeseekers'
traffic and when it got to Alexandria
it was hled there an hour waiting
for a freight train to get from Bald
over to Alexandria, which had
trouble at Bard by reason of the
breaking of a drawbar on a freight
car.
Fl. L. Bras has arrived at the
conclusion Of the construction of a
new residence, which, when COM
pleted, is to cost him over 81, 900.
lie has awarded the contract to
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