The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-30
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Misss McMannam2n left Tllurrday
for Chicago on a business trip
which will last a week.
DIR. Il T.. king is confined TO his
home with pneumonia. although his
condition is not serious.
a large assortment OF buggieS at
VIM. kocn's II will defv any colu-
petition
Mayor silsfy arrived home Wednes-
day evening from his trip to ilne
Black Hills country. where he eXarn-
ined the national banks.
II. A. Zimmerman has Just received
notice from Washington that his ap-.
plicdtion for an increase of pension
allowing him 1924 per month has been
granted.
Don't fail to inspect the Moline
gang and sulky plows and seeders
before you purchase. VIM. Koch.
Mrs. Paul Barrelte. and Mrs. Lin
dig, of Prairie du Chem. Wis. who
we've visiting with Mrs. Frank
Maynard. departed Thursday for
their home.
d. r. Stephenson, "A representative
of the New York Life Insurance
Con pauy. and +. E. Delire, of kim
ball an agent. were in the city look
Ing after some business for the COM
pany with the local agent, Geo. 6.
Holleran.
Biggest stock of harness ever ex-
hibited in Mitchell can be seer at
VIM. kOch's.
III. T.. Hitchcock and F. j. West
went to Neigh, Neb Tnuridav
Mr.. Hitchcock is to appear as the
attorney for Mr.. West i'm a case in
circuit court in which is involved
the right deed to d quarter section
of land, two parties holding a deed
to the same land.
Charles a. Burton and Miss Mary
III. Haywood were united Ia marriage
Wednesday afternoon at ) O'Clock at
the congregational parsonage by the
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish. both par
ties reside at Plankinton and they
departed for that place on the after
train.
Gust Keriakedes, manager of the
Mitchell Candy Kitchen, returned
1nesday evening from Minneapolis.
he has been for the last week.
While there he purchased a fine soda
fountain, some new counters and
other fixtures which he intends 10
have in place by May first.
Funeral services We're held over the
of Mrs. Anna Walton
Thursday at , O'Clock at the Baptist
which were attended by the
friends of the family. The sermon
vas delivered by Pastor Burton.
The following were the pallbearers:
". III. %Rroadbent, George Kanomif,
John Tmckey. George Like. A. ID.
Nalpole, Leonard Webster. The re-
gains were laid to rest in Graceland
cemetery. The mother and relatives.
Who are left to mourn her death.
nave the sympathy of friends.
ii. b. Anderson returned Wednes-
lay from Pierre, where he attended
, meeting Of the county auditors of
.he state with the members of the
State Board Of Equalization. The
matter of assessment was gone into
lulte thoroughly ard a statement
will he issued by the state board
next week. Mr. Anderson STAT
ed that the board agreed on a reduc-
tior of 50 on horses three years old
and v e SIN months. a reduction of
81 on horses over three yeats, { re-
luctiOn of ST on cattle under two
years and a reduction OF So on cattle
over two years old. The assessment
of land will remain tile same as last
year. So 81 per acre.
,Ioln Green. of Lisbon township.
got home Tuesday afternoon from a
trio down to Eureka Springs. Ark.
he has been for the past
three mouths Just taking life easy.
basking in The sunshine. and drink
ing in the health giving atmosphere
in that region. Mr. Green says he
feels 200 per cent better than he did
when be left here, and he looks it
For %aquarter of d century Mr.. Green
has been hard at work on that farm
down in Lisbon township with little
thought of taking a vacation, going
d way and just a-restin' up. but the
thought was forced on him along i'm
December that he was entitled to a
play-day and he put the thought into
action. On his way home MI. Green
stopped at Lake View. Iowa. having
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