The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN INV
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

FOR SALE-Tbree cheap work
horses. Inquire Of Frank Weller,
404 Fourth Avenue west. i
Phil Lucas, who has been in Wa
terloo, Iowa, and vicinity for the
winter, arrived home Monday even
ing.
w. j. Frad sold his residence on
First Avenue east "wednesday to Mrs
Rier Williamson, who expects to
move from their farm at Riverside.
L. N. Simons arrived home We'd
nesday from a business trip to st.
Paul and Minneapolis and points in
Wisconsin. He left on the afternoon
train for the reservation country.
OF course you pay your money,
But you get your moneys worth.
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas on
earth? -Scallin Brothers.
Rev. a. ID. Thibodeau, of Madi-
son. is i'm the city the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. e. Morris. MIR. Thibo-
deau is u OF the conference visitors
TO the University and he is making
his special trip ON this duty at this
time.
+. w. Rockwell. agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., received
a carload of those machines today
for his office. This being the second
carload this spring indicates the fact
that le is having a fine sale on
them.
Floods the body with warm. glow
ing vitality, makes the nerves strong.
qulckens circulation, restores natural
vigor. makes YOU feel like one born
again. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets. For
sale bv Scallin Bros.
Frank Spinharney, of Cherokee,
Iowa, spent a few days with his
cousin. Miss Josephine Willkomm,
and returned this morning. He is
the operator at Sulphur SPRINGS for
the Illinois Central railroad and is
the youngest agent in the employ Of
the company.
Mrs. j. Haynes is having a new
house constructed near the corner of
Fourth Avenue west and Edmunds
street, the work being done by r..
M. Sphinx. 1t win have the modern
improvements and will be a very
comfortable and cosy home for the
family.
The rain of Tuesday amounted to
Al inches, which makes a total Of
2.06 inches since last Friday. With
the wheat seeding just finished and
the time coming on for corn planting
the conditions are very beneficial for
both. The situation is very cou
aging for the opening of the crop
season.
a. A. 1'ruaX and r. j.. Haynes
have formed a partnership and have
purchased the Mt. Vernon Touring
mill. and also the Carey elevator at
Planklnlon. MIR. Haynes will act as
manager for the firm and will Civ
the business mis- personal attention
after his term expires as coui.ly
treasurer.
On account Of the rush of landseek-
ers to this country the train from
the cas- this afternoon is about two
hours late. Tuesday both the south
and east Milwaukee passenger trains
had on extra coaches to accommo-|
date the number who are coming
west. a large proportion of the
travellers are going out to the 1eser-
walton country.
Tuesday the season was open for
the catching OF black bass. but us it
rained all day not very many went
down 10 the river to indulge i'm the
sport. Wednesday, however, fisher
man were malsiug hot tracks to the
RIVER Heretofore all black lass
caught were supposed 10 be released
from the hook and put back i'm the
O. y. Murray. of Bijon Hills, was
in the city today. having come in
from Murdu. out near which place he
is establishing a ranch. He will
ship some horses west for the ranch,
among them being an imported Per
cheron stallion. Mr.. Murray said
that they we're having plenty Of rain
out west of the river and that the
grain is making a very rapid growth.
The elections in the fire depart
ment were held Monday evening.
The following are the officers in the
hook and ladder department: Cap
tain, Ambrose Schlimgen, licute;n-
ant, Andrew Eddy. secretary and
treasurer. Carl Rolston. Hose No.
4: Captain, Ben Reagan, lieuten-