The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-14
A full line of saddles and harness
for sale at VIM. Koch's.
We defy competition on buggies
A full line at Vim. koch's.

for sale at VIM. Koch's.
We defy competition on buggies
A full line at VIM. Koch's.
Auctloneer L. L. White has al
adv. on another page. Read it.
Prof. C. V. Gilliland arrived home
Wednesday from Chicago, where b,
has been attending the University o.
Chicago during the sumner. takins
a course in the divinity school.
FOR SA LE-Cheap, two eooc
Durham bulls, Que of them regis
tered. ID. II. Strotlners. 4 mile
northwest of Mitchell.
Miss Lottie Tcnney burned her hane
severity the other evening while +;
member OF a party that was having
a flash light photograph taken. The
powder exploded and Miss Tenne,
received the greater part Of the
burning powder on her hand, max
ing a very painful wound.
1T you want to he cured of stomacf
troubles go to Scallin Bros. for a so;
box OF Miona; guaranteed.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson said he
would CONNIE C moving today into
the Presidents house neal the Uni.
versity, although it would be three
weeks yet before it was wholly fin.
ished. He thought the housewarm.
Ing would take place some time in
October.
a telephone report from Aberdeen
stated that a light frost was preva.
lent there this morning, but that no
damage was done. The thermometer
registered at IS degrees. The morn.
ing was clear and was followed by a
heavy fog. which cleared in two
hours.
Prof. and Mrs. Florence Y oung-
Brokaw arrived Thursday FROM
Chicago for the opening OF Dakota
Wesleyan next week. Both will be
associated with work in the Conser-
vatory of Music, and they come with
the highest of communications for
their efficiency.
a good many people are using
HyoE1ei these days. 1t is the only
guaranteed cure for ratarrh, where
you get your money back unless it
cures. Druggist Scallin Bros. are
the LEGAL agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall arrived from
Emporia, Kansas, and will take up
their residence with their daughter,
Mrs. George A. Wariield, whose bus
band is a new member of the faculty
of Dakota Wesleyan. Prof. Warield
will reside in DR.. Nicholson's resi-
dence when he moves into the .presi-
dents house.
Mankato Commercial College. Man
kato, Mimi, teaches Actual Business
from start. Send for full particulars.
a. M. Perfy's barn, a mile east of
town, was struck by lightning Tues
day, and it was very fortunate that
nothing was damaged. There were
tour head of horses in the barn and
the lightning struck within four
feet Of the animals, but none we're
injured. One of the freaks was That
d piece OF the sill. two feet long,
was broken Off and Thrown in the
manger in front Of one of the horses.
1 he windmill on the place was
slightly damaged.
There wasn't any question Wednes-
day night when the shades of eve
were falling but what this morning
there would be a decided change in
the atmosphere-and there was.
The government thermometer regis
tered at 3S degrees just five degrees
above the frost line. and this wet
weather makes the danger of frost
all the greater. However, it is con.
tidently believed that the frost is
going to bold off for several weeks
yet The atmosphere was so chilly
today that a fire was not at all un.
comfortable.
We buy, sell and exchange all kinds
OF new and second hand goods. Cal
and see us or drop a card to +. w.
Travis, First Avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wood and thu
baby returned home Tuesday evening
from Madison, Wis.,, where Mr.. Woo
has been taking teatment in a SAM.
tarium for the past SIX weeks. Mrs.
Moot has been with him for two
weeks. MIR. Wood is reported to he
feeling quite a good deal better, and
is slowly regalning his strength.
Joe's many friends in Mitchell and
over the southern part OF the
state, where he has Travelled for
Tolerton Bros. for the past fifteen
or twenty years, will hope for an