The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-14

n Iull line OF plush rOnsS al Wm
Koch's
Mrs. f. ri. IIoff and daughter,
Esther, who spent the summer with
relatives at Medina, Ohio. have
returned home.
Wanted, a few good saddles; a few
set of good harness.; a good wagon
2 bupgits: good fam machinery, etc.
f. W. Travis, First Avenue east.
Miss MYRTLE Coleman left Tuesday
morning for Oakland, Neb., to ac-
cept a position as trimmer in a mil
linery establishment in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Morris arrived
home Tuesday from their two
weeks trip, which was spent at
Richland Center, Wis, and the
Twin Cities.
Fred DeWcli was d wn from Letcn-
er. He has been layin. off from his
mail run ON the Mil @auilee road fol
the past four weeks on account OF
rheunatism in one of his arms.
Mr. and Mis-. llarve Cooley, OF
Manchester. Iowa, returned Mon
day to their l1onie. Mr.. Cooley is a
brother OF Mrs. Charles Rnrnside
and was here on Il visit.
Father Shea left Tuesday for
Toronto, Canada, being called there
by a message announcing the serious
illness OF his sister, Mrs. Il. A.
Damn.
Mrs. j. II. Caaham. of Beulall
township, left Tuesday morning for
Burt. Iowa, TO remain several weeks
and viii bring home some Iowa
friends for the cJrn palace.
sbipman Bros. of Rock Rapids,
Iowa, are in the city to locate for
the construction of cement side
walks. At present they are doing
some work over at the University.
Mrs. Eliza Ferris, who has been
visiting her son, j. III. Ferris. and
family, departed Tuesday morning for
Mcpherson, Kan, and from there she
will go to Portland, Ore, to spend
the winter.
Miss Ethel Priest, who has been in
st. Paul for the past month in the
millinery department OF Rotnchilds.
returned home Monday and will
remait i'm Mitchell for the rest OF
the summer.
Miss Mary Conan has been visiting
with her aunt, Mis-. Mary McCurdy
and left Tuesdy amorning forYankton
college. She is a member of the
faculty in charge OF the physical
culture department.
The Kilties band, which is to play
at Mitchells corn palace Sept. 1929,
played to u crowd OF 1000 people a
few days ago at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Kilties are going to draw an
immense crowd of people TO Mitchell
during corn palace week.
III. 3 Osborn and family, who
moved here last week from Rodman,
N. Y. have rented a residence on
Fifth Avenue east. MI. Osborn is
an undertaken and contemplates en-
gaging in the business either in thi
city or some point adjacent.
TN,c,, t,1o @t,D HIi1Yy, ,, lynn 1,,,l-o
man, was taken to his home at Sioux
City Monday. About the middle
Of July he was run v by the cars
at Parkston and his leg crushed. He
was brought to Mitchell aud bis leg
vas ainp.tatea.
Gas mains have been run into the
basement OF the high school bulld-
ing, it being too dark in there for
the children to pursue their stuGies.
About every available foot OF splce
in the high school building is row
| being used to store away the pupils.
S. e. Young, superintendent Of
the reform school, OF Plankintou.
was in the city Tuesday on bis::way
over to Huron to attend the state
fair. Mr.. Young SAYS that the re-
form school has five head of regis
tered cattle on exhibition at the
fair.
Price & Bell, who have been con-
Quoting their music store in The
Widmann block, have taken posses
sion of their new store room in the
Winsor and Hager building, across
from the p%ostofBce, which affords
the firm All attractive place for their
business.
Smith and Mizener have plated 800
acres around the University addi-
tlon to Mitchell into 10 acre blocks
leach block equlls so lots). These
lie nicely-good soil. Each block
faces a nice vide avenue. These
blocks are just the thing for a re-
tired farmer who wants to keep
chickens, a COW or a team and raise
something and vet he fl town and