The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-13

i"'o''9' IhIS ~, ii SOl.
Born, TO Mr., and Mrs. j. n. Doty.
Wednesday, july II, a daughter.
Miss Alice Spangler. of Aftesian.
arrived in the city and is Il guest at
the home of MI. and Mrs. +. i.
Spangler.
III. Mccormick returned home
Tuesday evening from his trip out
to Denver, Colo. He made four or
five trips into the mountainous
country.
MIR. and Mrs. N. +. Simpson, OF
Laurel, Nebr., arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to visit With their
son, Lewis Simpson, a bookkeeper in
the Mitchell National bank.
Mrs. Ray a. Smith went to Sioux
City Wednesday and will go to st.
Joseph's hospital to submit to an
operation for a former aiiment. The
! operation will be performed FRIDAY
morning.
Frank j. WEIGH, OF Armour. has
accepted d position as clerk in the
Mitchell National bank. to ill tie
vacancy occasioned by the r%esigna-
tion OF Clyde Smith, who leaves
Saturday for Ipswich TO accept a
position in a bank.
LOST Monday morning at nine
o'clock. a small wallet with two
compartments containing ss.6 and
q 49c stamp-book with two Two cent
stau ps. Lost betaeen Ferris drug
store ana house. Finder retlun to
this Office and receive reward.
IL. II. Kipp.
Or. and Mrs. Clyde $. Bobb ar
rived home Tuesday evening via the
Omaha road from their fridal t1ip.
the most OF which time was spert
at Detroit. Mimi. a pleasant sum
mcr resolt. They win take up their
residence in a short time in the
apartments over Barber's hardware
store
Rev. Edkef and Mrs. Burton. Mr..
aud Mrs. Ira Loomer. Misses Marie
Quigley. Merle Rowley and Floyd ID.
ellis left Wednesday via the Mil
wauilee road fer Omaha to attend
the national convention Of the Rap
tist Young Peoples Union. MIR.
and Mrs. Loomer. got home yester-
day from their bridal trip and start
ed II again for another Que.
L. Indra has disposed of his resi-
dence property, corner of Third Av-
enne east ana Dawson street, TO
Phillip Tobin, the consideration be-
ing 1900. After remodeling the
property to some extent Mr.. Tobin
will move info it. AS soon as he dis
poses OF some Of his personal prop
erty Mr.. Indra viii move with his
family 70 the Pacific coast.
There are a couple Of ball clubs in
Mitchell which are going to decide
which is II Friday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at athletic park. Both teams
yon their games on the fourth of
July ana more or less discussion has
passed back and forth between the
teams as to superiority of one over
the other and it has teached a point
where nothing but an actual demon-
stration will settle the mooted
question Hence the game for Fri
day.
Among those VINO vent 10 The lot,
sales at Vivian. Draper ana Murio
were j. +. Anderson. Louis Beck
with. Samuel Webber. ". ID. Water
man and 7. A.. Duncan. Mr.. An
derson is interested in the develop
ment of the new towns along the Mil
wankee extension as the j.. f. An
derson Lumber is installing lumber
yards as fast as the towns are located.
Mr.. Beckwith expects to make an
investment in lots i'm the new towns
along the extension.
y comparative statement. show
ing the cost and value OF binder
twine based OF the supposition that
Il farmer needs to bind his grain, 300.
pounds OF Plymouth Standard Irvine
will give him Isl 500 feet. We have
tested twine sent Us for examination
that measures as low as 40 feet 10
the pound. The Plymouth is the
only Irvine Of this grade that runs
sos feet to The pound. You save by
buying it. over the lowest grade.
1884 on 300 pounds, or SO. IS per hun
dred pounds, therefore il Plymouth
sells for ~ cents per pound the
others should sell for 9.oo2 cents 10 be
as cheap. So you see 1t will pay YOU
to buy Plymouth Irvine from VIM.
Koch.
William Clark and his daughter.
Mrs. +. L. Rushmore, left Wednesday
morning for the bone of the latter
at North Yakima, Wash. Mr.. Clark
expects to visit in North Yakima for
some time and also take in the coast