The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-23

o%Sershoes for IS cents. Amount of
stock limited. Hurry. Gillis.
W.. b. Turner is moving today into
the new residence constructed ty
Geo A. Sissy on Sixth Avenue east.
Mr.. Turner is having the enjoyment
all alone as Mrs. Turner and the
baby are in Chicago at present.
no Farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. FL. Morgan on
First Avenue east, opposite Burns
lumber yard. See sign, Cash for
Hides.
Andy Carlson, who has been out in
Portland, Ore, for the past eight
Or ten years, operating a steam
shovel on construction work, arrived
in The city this morning to emain
a short time. He formerly lived in
Mitchell.
Boys, we lavs the high top shoes
for you for only s., not a cheap
affair but a good shoe. ellis
There was an air of happiness
around the person of James r. Dun
lap, the manager of. Palmer & Co.'S
fruit house, for several days which
could not be OWNED until the infor-
nation finally got around that he is
the father of twin girls, born about
ten days ago.
The international Manure Spread
er is as good as the best. For sale
at VIM. Koch's.
Louis Kilmer was hurt Wednesday
afternoon while holding a plate glass
in The Gale building. He was steady
ing the glass and in some way he
Slipped and fell on a pile of lumber.
the plate glass falling on top of him.
Mr.. Kilmer was hurt on the limb.
and the glass was not broken. MIR.
Kilmer was confined to his bed
today.
We have a good box calf shoe fol
your boy, sizes IL to 2, for 81. so;
sizes ~ to 81 for 81. rs. Buy to-
morrow as these won't last long at
these prices. Gillis.
Wln. MacFarlane, a master me-
chanic of the Milwa ukee road, was
in the city Thursday on his way east
from the west end Of the road, hav-
ing been out to Murdo. Mr.. Mac
Farldne said that the roadbed west
OF Chamberlain was getting In better
condition since the cold weather set
in, as the ground in freezing held
the track in place irmer.
II you go to ellis for shoes you
can always find just what you want.
This stock is one OF the largest in
the state.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson returned
home Wednesday from Highmore,
where he has been in consultation
with L. r. Erskine with reference
to the purchase of his property on
the south side. Mr.. Erksine has de-
cided to take the property, paying
So, 500 for it. Mr.. Elskine and his
family will move to Mitchell next
week to take up their residence, and
will rent until May l, when they get
possession of their property. Mr.. Er-
skine is the president of the Dakota
improved Seed Co., a new company
just organized with headquarters in
Mitchell, and he will be a very
valuable acquisition to the business
circles of this city.
We are o%verstocked in robes and
blankets and will sell at greatly re-
duced prices in order to reduce our
stock. Come quick. VIM. Koch.
When Harry Martin, alias Charles
Kruzane, went over to Sioux Falls
to the p%enitentiary, he carried witch
him a bible, which was presented
him by Mrs. Walter Newman, the
wife OF Policeman Newman, the day
before he went owe Mrs. Newman
in company with her sister, Mrs.
John Posey, called at the Jail and
had a short conversation with Martin
and he expressed to Mrs Newman
bis great sorrow at shooting her hus-
band aud hoped that lie wonld be
spared 10 her. Mrs. Newman talked
very kindly 10 Martin n expressed
no resentment toward him. When
Martin accepted the bible he said
that he would take it to Sioux Falls
with him and that he would study
it and profit by reading it. There
is a possibility that the young man
might be lead into the path of a
better life If he is given a chance.