The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23
FOR Young Langsbanp

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cockercls. c. S. Chapman. South
Side
I. w. Walker, of Charles City,
Iowa. is visiting with his sister,
Mrs. john Jackson.
SIR. and Mrs. D. II. brown. Who
have teen spending the winter at
Sloan Springs. Ark. returned home
Wednesday,
Geo. Hofstetler returned home
Monday from Wesslngton Springs.
where he went to look after his real
estate interests.
FOR sALE-One yearly new De
l-avel cream separator also 200 egg
Successful incubator and broader.
;. G. Scoville, Republican office.
Alvin Scott. who has been at st.
Joe. Mo-, for some time, has returned
to tie city and expects to take up
his residence again.
O. E. Cassem arrived home We'd
liesday afternoon from a trip to his
old home at Aurora. H.. where he
has been for several weeks.
FOR SALE-Pair of heavy draft
mares. also q few young STANDARD
bred driving mares.
G. f. Raymond, Phone 81.
Yesterday the government ther-
momcter registered at 50 degrees as
the warmest during the day and this
morning it registered at 35 degrees
above as the coolest during the
night.
Mrs. E. III. Staley. of Burt. Iowa.
has been visiting for several weeks
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
III. Canham.a few miles west or town
and returned home Saturday morn.
ing.
Grand Master Summons, of Huron,
will attena the meeting Of the A.
O. q. w. next Tuesday evening.
The members from the country are
very cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
R. L Boyer, of Ashton, was i'm the
for several days, the guest of
Levi Pierce. MIR. Boyer was here to
find an opening for a trade Of some
property and to engage in the gro
Gerry business.
DIR. Stevenson, the we'll known
eye, ear, nos and throat specialist,
Sioux Falls, will be in Mitchell
from 3 p. nj. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Feb. % and March /, at Wild
mann Hotel. Glasses also fitted cor
b. b. VanAlstine, Mitchell's old.
est dealer in farm machinery has a
half page ad IN this weeks Capital
which should be of interest to every
farmer. He has made extensive prep
rations for the spring trade and
10 tell the farmers about it.
Jess Greco, a man 46 years old and
county charge, who had his leg
broken while working on the seiptc
tank last fall, was operated on We'd
nesday by DIR. c. A. Bower and was
assisted by Drs King and Ball. The
bones in his leg have never properly
united and i'm the operation per-
formed the ends were freshened and
united again. He is now has a good
to recover the use OF his limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brazzell ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
via the Omaha road from Adrian.
where they we're united in
marriage in the morning. The bride
was Miss Grace Hallisey. The cere-
mony occurred at 9:l5 O'Clock in St.
Adlian's Catholic church and the
ceremony was performed i'm the pres.
ence Of a few intimate friends and
the relatives by Father Shells. a
wedding dinner was served at the
brides home at noon. The bride is
an attractive appearing young lady
md is highly esteemed in her home
Gown. Mr.. Blazzell has resided in
Mitchell for several years and vs. one
If the p:oprietors Of one of the lead
%tonsorial parlors, possessing the
social and business friendship
Of a large circle of friends. For the
present they will have apartments at
home Of G. w. Kleineau on Fifth
venue east.
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