The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-10
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK

Sunday. Aug. ., ii son.
Dain StackeIs and Sweep rakes at
Van AlStine'S.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Barnes, Monday, Aug. s.. d daugh-
ter.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. c. d..
Tousley, Saturday morning, Aug. 4.
1906, a daughter.
We will close out our New Home
sewing machines at cost.
VIM. Koch.
Miss Ethel Soper, of Beloit, Wis.
arrived i'm the city Friday evening
for an extended visit with her aunt.
Mrs. w. III. Turneaure.
Winona and Rushford wagons at
Van Alstine's.
Miss Gertrude Jenne left Saturday
morning for her home in Davenport.
Iowa, after a NEST enjoyable visit
of three weeks at The home of sam'l
Herman. Fourth Avenue west.
WIN. Koch has cleared his large
platform of binders and will DOW I'll
it with Calmar wagons. Internation-
al Manure Spreaders. and buck-rakes.
Al i first class goods. lie better made.
TIE moisture that failed to cone
in July is getting here quite asst for
August. Another rain visited this
section on Monday night. the pre-
amounting TO 20 inches.
Call at Van Alstine's ana see the
All steel Wenzelnan lar!4 elevator,
a great labor saver.
MI. and Mrs. win Rush, Mr., and
Mrs. j. +. Cooper aud son. Robert Saul
and Miss Vivian Duncan, of Cham
heflain, returned Monday evening
from Smiths grove. where they
have been camping for the past
ten days.
George keegeres and Don kereak-
AIDES. of Philadelphia, arrived in the
city Tuesday afternoon and will lie
employed in the Mitchell Candy
Kitchen. MI. Keegeres Is an N
%perienced candy maker and comes
very highly recommended.
II. Il. Gone and O. L. Sweet
finished their match in the tennis
tournament Monday evening, Sweet
winning the third set O.. just as
as the courts dry off the rest
of the matches will be played i'm the
evening, from 6:30 O'Clock on.
Mrs. j. f. McCaslin has disposed
of the residence property on Fifth
Avenue west to E. Fl. Cope, who
lives on the south side. He will take
possession Sept. 10. and the price
paid for the property was 81. 500.
Mrs. McCaslin Will return to her
home near Portland, Ore. soon.
Among the families who are camp
ing at the river the youthful mem-
bels are proving the fishermen Of
the crowd. Young Jimmie Hannett
landed u fine black bass that filled
his heart With delight, and young
Stanley Nermilyea hauled in a six
pound channel catfish that made
the lad feel a tor notcher in the
pastime of angling
Ben Wallace returned Monday
from a two week s..vacation spent at
points in eastern Minnesota. and the
northern part OF South Dakota.
Mr.. Wallace has charge Of the test
ing department OF the Turner
Produce Cos creamery. and has
taken a we'll canned vacation
Ii 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 LA VAL machine.
A DE LAVAL cream separator will
earn it's own cost while you are pay
ing for it. Let us explain our prop
osition to YOU.
h. b.. Van AlStine
During the absence Of his parents
w. c. Hartman has been Running
sort of Il free and easy place. ana
Monday night about III o'clock
Policemen Tremaine and Newman
pulled the place. getting Hardman,
a young woman and four young
fellows. Judge Herbert was called
to his Office and the whole bunch
was taken before lin. Hardman
and the girl were fined SIS each and
the four young fellows contributed
SIS each.
AS q farewell to his days of bache-
lorhood Earl Waterbury entertained
a party of his bachelor and benedict
friends at a swell luncheon In the
dining loom of The Widmann.
There were twenty-five genial spirits
gathered around the board and after
an elegant lunch had been served the
flow Of wit, humor ana most excel
lert advice came in very large