The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-05

BORN, sunday, Sept. ~, a daugh-
ter. to Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Hollerdn.
Mrs. Riley, who has been visiting
with Mrs. B. A. Bobb, returned to
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. w. M. Cunningham, of North
Platte, Neb., a cousin OF Mrs. B. A.
Bobb, is visiting with her.
Prof. L. A. Duncan left Tuesday
for Sloan Springs, Ark, to at
tend to some business matters.
Switches, %pompadours, French
pulfs woven from combings and cut
hair. Write Mary +. Axtell, Gro
ton, S. d.
w. G. Metcalf departed Tuesday
for Chicago, where he will pur-
chase his spring line of Hart Schatf-
ner g. Marx clothing.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra-
lpher Boyles went out to Washington
springs Monday afternoon to hold an
adjourned term of circuit court.
Joseph Harker departed Tuesday
for Springfield, Mo-, to attend
to some real estate matters before
leaving for California for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs L.. j. Metcalf, of
Storm LAKE, Iowa, have been visit
ing in the city with their sons, w.
c. and Roy, and returned home
Monday.
Col. Jay IL. Grafton left Tuesday
on the nortllbound passenger
for Moblidge, where he will cry the
townsite sale tomorrow for the Mil
Waukee company.
Mrs. r. r. Nugen and son and
Mrs. A. f. Paddock, who have been
visiting Mrs. f. A. Craft during the
past week, have returned to their
homes at Sioux Falls.
Though an error in ordering we
are overstocked in blankets and
robes and will give the public the
benefit by quoting reduced prices.
VIM. Koch.
\ j. FL. Markham, who was employ
ed with Burton g. Rathbun, has sold
his new residence TO Geo. W. Judge,
who has taken possession. Mr..
Markham expects to return to Sa-
wanna, ILL.,, with his family soon.
If Mrs. e. D. Watkins, who resides
in Badger township, left Monday for
Pana, Ill, to visit with her relatives,
andf from there she will go to Radner,
Ohio, to visit with the relatives OF
Mr. Watkins, and expects to be gone
!,akout six weeks.
Burton & Rathbun have disposed
of their meat market to j.. P. Null
en-, Of this city, and {. Q. Zones, OF
Creston, Iowa, and they took possess
sion Tuesday morning. Mr.Jones will
have personal charge Of the shop
while Mr.. Mullen holds his position
on the Milwaukee railroad.
Avoid making your painting ex-
pensiye by using Blood's Paint. 1t
may cost a few cents more per gal
Ion than low grade, %adulterated
paints, but as real paint value goes
it is by far the lease expensive paint
you can buy. A full assortment
of shades in stock at Mckinley &
Eddy's.
Rev. A. ". Bell has returned from
Chamberlain, where he went to hole
services last Sunday. Now that Mr..
Bell is permanently located here
work on the subscription list and
building Of the new rectory Will be
vigorously pushed. AS soon as the
rectory is completed plans for the
new SlO,0 0 church viii be begun
Sioux Falls Press: DR.. r. f.
Dundas, Of Mitchell, one Of the pro.
motors of the Mitchell oorn palace
and the man who announced the
Sioux Falls Harvest Festival frOm
the stage In the corn palace build.
ing, during the recent Mitchell
show, was in Sioux Falls with tue
Mitchell people yesterday and he wa.
very cordially greeted by the Siou,
Falls men who knew of his efforts t
get a crowd FROM Mitchell for the
local show.
Dawson county's exhibit at til,
corn palace Jas a fine exposition O
the products raised in this county
The varieties of grain that wer,
shown were numerous and the yege
table and fruit display was very cred
liable. The corn samples indicated
that a fine corn crop vas waiting t,
y be gathered, and the yield is goin,
to be very abundant. The arrange
ment of the display was a-work o
5 art and 1t was in charge of Count,
Commissioner Nash, d. Fl. S%trother
t and Richard Lang. Mr.. Strother
and Mr.. Lang attended to the wor|
e OF placing the exhibit and they ar