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Auction Sale.

l will sell at public sale on my farm
6 miles north of Mitchell, 4 miles
east Of Loomis. On west side of Jim
river, section %, Perry township, on
Monday, March 5, commencing at
10 O'Clock, the following property /:
Ii head OF horses, bay team, black
geldings,2 driving mares, and several
good work horses; 60 head Of cattle,
including steers, heifers and milch
COWS, and a Hereford bull: Poland
China boar, 25 brood sows. IS rhoats,
and SO chickens; farm machinery /:
Mccormick binder, Plano mower. hay
rake nearly new, 2 sulky plows, walk
ing pillow, riding corn plow, 4-shovel
riding pillow, corn planter. 2 disc
harrows. spading harrow, endgate
seeder, 2 lumber wagons, 2 bob sleLs,
4 sets of work harness, and other
articles. Free lunch at noon.
Terms Of Sale:-An sums Of $40 and
under cash all sums over $40 time
will be given with bankable security
until Oct. l, 1906, at 10 per cent in
terest; 2 per cent discount for cash
en- all sums ovc $40. Col. j S. Ser
version & Sou. auctioneers. WIN. NJ.
Smith, clerk.
N. Goodbla, Proprietor.
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RESOLUTIONS

Another comrade has fallen from
our ranks in answer to the last roll
call. Elijah Spangler, a member of
Co. Q, 93rd Reg. ILL.,. Infantry and a
member OF Ransom Post No. 6 G. a.
r., did on the 18th day Of February
A. d., 1906, in his 69lli year pass to
that reward which awaits the true
and faithful soldier; therefore, be it
Resolved, by Ransom Post No. 6.
G. a. r. that inthe death OF our com
rade We have lost a good and faithful
member Of u Post and the COM
munity a worthy and respected citi-
zen.
Resolved. That we deeply sympa-
thlze with the relatives Of the de-
ceased, what is their loss is his gain.
Resolved, That as a mark Of re-
sEect for U comrade that u char
ter n altar be draped in mourning
for so days.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes and d copy furnished the fam
lily
Resolved. That a copy of these
resolutions be published by the press
OF the county.
W. III. Webster.
Elijah Tillotson,
VIM. Nash.
Committee.
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Horsemen Organized q Circuit of Five
South Dakota Towns for
Summer Sport.

y meeting of the horSemen in this
section OF the state was held IN the
city Tuesday evening for the pur
pose of organizing a circuit for The
sllinaler sport. Among the gentle
men here were Geo. ID. Cole, OF
Rrookings, b. Z. Benson and j. A.
Cressey, of Watertown, Ds. Il. a.
TAFT, of Huron and Il. j. Near.
thur. of Madison, and several Mitch
ell gentlemen. The Corn Belt Racing
Clrcuii was reofganized by the elec-
tion of y. j. Cressey as president,
and Geo. ID. Cole. secretary and
treasurer.
The dates selected are Mitchell,
June >, 6, Z: Madison, June 10, l3,
IA; Huron, June 10, 20, 81: Redtield,
June %. 81, IS: Wateltown. July 3,
4, 5.
In ease Rediield should not be able
to give the meeting the Mitchell and
Madison dates VIII be advanced one
week The purses for each of the
trotting and pacing events will be
$500, and these will consist OF some
good events. All races will be best
three in five heats.
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Dates of farmers Institutes.

The following dates have oeen as
signed for farmers Institutes under
the state management in South Oa-
kota:
Mt. Vernon, Feb. 1928; Freeman,
Feb. "a; Canton, Feb. 1921; Elk
Point, Feb. % and March /; vermil-
lion, March 2-3; Centerville, March
Sc; Viborg, March 81; Washington,
March 1913: Miller, March 14-l5;
Blunt, March 1911; Pierre, March
1920: Mansfield. March 22-23; Mel
lette, March "a; sisseton, May 3o-3l;
Big Stone, June l-2; Twin Brooks,
June q; Summit, June IS; Waubay,
June 6; Webster, June IS; Pierpoint,
June g.; Britton, June HIP; Kidder,
June ID.
DR.. II. A. spatford, F%landreau,
Pres.
A. e. Chamberlain, Howard, Con-
ductur.
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Commissioner Garfield has had an
opportunity to place himself right be-
fore the public with reference to his
alleged attitude toward the Chicago
packing fraternity, which has al
ways insisted that Mr.. Garfield mis-
represented things to them at the
time that he made the beef trust
Investigation. The commissioners
fatty denied that he ever told the
packers that his department. had the
power to compel the giving of inlor-
nation II they refused to give it. He
also denied that he had ever promis-
ed the packers Immunity, and furth-
er that he had never agreed to keep
such information as they gave him
private.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23
The Mitchell Capital
THE EDITORS WITH Us.

1t is with a great deal OF pleasure
that the city OF Mitchell welcomes
the members of the South Dakota
Press Association within its gates. Ii
has been a number of years since
Mitchell has had an opportunity to
repay the editors of South Dakota fol
the many and numerous kindnesses
which have teen extended to this
City IN publicizing the many and var
iOuS enterprises which are and have
been a part of Mitchell. Onlthis occa-
sion Mitchell hopes to be able to
make good in part.
The newspapermen of this state
have been loyal to the great interests
of the %state-and that is no more
than they should he, but they have
advertised its as far as
their circulation extended and be-
sides thousands of sample copies have
found their way into the eastern
part OF the country. Through their
columns eastern people have been
urged to come west to South Dakota
and in no small measure has the
newspaper been one of the directing
mediums along this line of increasing
the population Of the state.
Oftentimes the newspaper is the
least appreciated of the industries of
q town, and to some extent it is
looked upon as sort Of a charitable
enterprise. Such was the case some
years ago, but the newspaperman
has put his business on a different
basis and what he is doing toward
building up a community is coming
to be more and mor appreciated.
a town without a newspaper is
much like a ship without a rudder,
and no matter how soon a new town
Is started about one OF the first en-
terprises on the ground is the news
paperman with his outfit, and from
that time forth he is singing Of the
opportunities for investment IN his
town and locality.
The Republican is pleased to ex-
tend q most cordial welcome to the
editors Of the association and we
trust that your stay In Mitchell will
be so enjoyable that Mitchell will be
one Of the strong words-in your yo-
cabulaly.
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Summons.
State of South Dakota. County Of DAWSON. ss
n circuit Court: Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Clarence ]. Warfeld, Plaintiff,

oi"AoHeos. Warllolu, flalntl1,
Va.
John K. Boise. John II. Goldman. Henry parry
Abb. Iuttie. Elijah Stevens, + A.. Bldwell. The
County of Da isOn, South Dakota. s. j. Aiian and and
n. II. boWdie and Amanda BOwdle as heir.s at
law 81 a. NJ. Bowdle. deceased. and amanda
BoWIie as adfniniStTatrix Of the estate of A NJ
Bowdle. deceased, the unknown creditors Of y.
John *. Boise, deceased; the unknown creditors
.. Jonn ID. Goldman, deceased; John II. Roise'
Eva a. WING, Clara z. Hart, Bessie Boise IA heir,
olJonh BOISE, deceased: John H. Boise, Her
ilan !. =: hart. as executors Of the estate OF
lonn 4. Boise, deceased; Matthias Goldman ana
Siae GOODMAN, as heirs of John H. Goldman.
1eGeased; the unknown executors of John It,
tIoidman, deceased and all unknown Dersnns
claiming any title to, interest in. or lien upon the
premises herein described. Defendants
state OF South Dakota sends greetings:
Iotne above named defendants;.
You are hereby summoned and required to pus-
Wer the complaint Of the plaintif which was filed
N the office Of the clerk of this court at the court
mouse In Iaylson county. south Dakota. on the
18th day of October. 1905, and which nrays for .
!uuBlnenG quletlng the tttletO. and the determina-
Ilon OF al adverse claims against the premises
described In the complaint and which are situated
~ SAD county OF Dawson and described as fol-
section eccttlon thirty (30l. township one hundred two
llUzl, range sixty (6Ol, west of the 5th P. NJ. Davi-
son county, south Dakota. and to serve a copy Of
your answer TO said complaint on the undersigned
az MS once IN the city of Mitchell. Dawson
county. South Dakota, within thirty days after
me coinFleted servict of this summons upon you,
exclusive OF tne day OF service and If you fail to
answer SAID complaint within that time. the
plalh,lH VIII apply to the court for the relief de-
matlded In the complaint.
T.. j. SPANG FER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

Whether it was r%etribution or not
that finally overlook John a. Nc
Caull and caused his death it looks a
good deal like it. AS president Of
q Of the hig insurance companies
for q .Ereat many years, and for
which be drew q salary that MADE
the salary of the president Of the
United States look small and lnsip-
nificant, he has been associated to a
very unpleasant degree in the inyes-
tigaiion that has been carried on in
New York. It grew SO hot for Mr..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

I N|T3.|NIN
Il is avery evident fact that Con-
GIesaman Martin is not losing any
ground on this side OF the river in
his candidacy for the senaLe. His
Attitude on railroad legislation
and his activity ] q trust legislation
IL such as. to bring him strong sup
port from those who are friendly to
such legislation. 1t is freely admitted
that the country west of the Missouri
river IS entitled to one member in
congress and that it would not be a
misplacement Of an honor to confer
the senatolship on the gentleman
who is now in the lower house OF
congress-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23
JOYS Of TRAVELLING TOLD
The st. Paul Road Issues Leaflet
Showing Beauties of the Cover
land Limited" and Trip to
California.

Chicago journal: The passenger
department. OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee g. st. Paul railway has issued
an elaborately illustrated leahet on
"California's Winter Summer Car
den." In addition to describing the
attractions of California at this time
OF the year the leaflet dwells on the
beauties Of the three-day trip made
by s'The Overland Limited'' from
Chicago to San francisco.
The train leaves the Union Passen-
ger Station, Chicago, 8 p. M. daily.
The distance travelled is 1900 miles.
The route of "The Overland Limit
ed is almost the sane as that taken
by the Argonauts in i849.
The tlain passes over the new
bridge which spans Salt Lake. The
company has made every provision
for the comfort and entertainment
OF the passengers.
Sent to any address for six cents
postage. II. a. Miller, General Pas
senger Agent, e. M. s. st. P. Ry..
Chicago.
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10 bankruptcy,

In the district court of the United States for the
district of South Dakota, southern division s"0
In the matter of L. Eta Harris, bankrnnt.
u bankrubt: "Aoiesa'u'
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th dav q,
ad1udicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting
q M neT Sred as9ss. will be held at the office Of Henry
SOM = Muii Ea;, sei r. IN bankruptcy. In the city Of
Dakota. on the 9th day of March. A. d. 1876. at n
O'Clock in the forenoon. at which time the said
q trustee. examine the bankrupt, and transact
fore said meeting, "0 "e-
Dated this 18th day of February le6
KENNY A. MULLER,
kefere in Bankruptcy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

How fortunate that Miss Roose-
welt was saved for marrying a good,
sensible American gentleman, in
stead of being dragged off to some
foreign country for a title. 1t is
hardly likely that the president
would have countenanced anything
of that character anyway. After a
few instances like the Castellane
affair there will be a less desire on
tie part of the American h~eiresses to
tie up their fortune for d title.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23
Auction Sale.

t. J. Pearson, living 4 miles east
aud mites north of Mt. Vernon,
will have an auction sale on Tuesday
March 9th. He will sell % cattle,
cows, calves and steers, s head of
good heavy work horses. 26 head OF
hogs, and farm machinery. Also 1900
feet OF lumber, grane,y sxl6x9; 500
bushels com; 500 bushels early Waite
seed oats; 20 tons hay and ~ bushels
potatoes.
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Notice TO urad,1nr.-

Estate of Thomas II. Briggs, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Thomas III. Briggs.
deceased, to the creditors of and an persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
EXHIBIT them. with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication of
TINS notice, to the said administrators the under
signed at her residence In the cit. of Mitchell.
IN tne county OF Dawson. State of South Dakota.
Dated Mitchell S. ID. Feb. 3, 1906.
IN NJ. BRIGGS
Briggs deceased. ~
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A living Example.

A professor OF natural history who
was delivering a lecture to his class
on the %rhinoceros noticed that the at
tention of the students was wandering.
Gentlemen" he said %sternly, eff you
expect to r"alize the remarkably hide
u nature of this beast you must keep
your eyes fixed on me."-Harper's
Weekly.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of John P Lindahl. deceased.
Notlce Is hereby given by the undersigned, III, B.
emerson, administrator Of the estate OF John P.
SOM having claims against the said deceased. to
tx eaa fon. them; with the necessary vouchers, with
notice. to the said H. B. Anderson. administrators
at his Office atthe Court House in the county Of
DAWSON South Dakota. DatedJapuary al. ieG
a ID. b. ANDERSON
deceased. ''i"an
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Lease of Common school L,na.-

Notice Is hereby given that on March Is. 1919
all the Unbiased common school lands in na vic
county. VIII be offered for lease at public auction
between the hours Of ten O'Clock a. IN. and five
In said county is o"e
Dated at Pierre, Jan. g, 1906.
Commissioner of School and p n naG ia,,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

Vice-President Fairbanks is ser
ious in his efforts to secure the nom
ination for president in the next
presidential campaign, and. he is
putting in some exceedingly hard
work to secure the pledges of dele
gates throughout the country. 1t is
said that Mr.. Fairbanks is following
in the footsteps of Mark Hanna in
this respect and that it is surprising
the number of delegates in states
that be is securing.
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Tuesday WILL HAVE SUMMER RACES

geLCing dental WORK uuI6.
Mrs. NJ. A. Braaiia Is the proud
possessor OF Il new horse and buggy.
A farewell party VIII be given to-
night wednesday, Mt the home Of
Mir. ami Mrs. Joseph Hun, they eX-
pecting TO move down near Midtown
on Monday next. They are iine peo-
pie and people here will miss
them very nu.h, as Parkston will
probably be Their town now.
Mr.. and Mis-. Wallace Gleason
came in yesterday Gu the train from
the south from Geddes, where they
are located in business.
LOOMS.
Loomis. Feb. 22.-Frank and Tom
Darmel arrived from Perry, Iowa,
Saturday morning with a carload OF
horses, cattle. farm machinery and
household goods.
n. Oster, of Ethan. vislte at T..
n. Foss' SATURDAY. and SUNDAY aud
took the tram for home MondaV.
f. j. Smith has got his ice honse
full Of ice and flax straw and now he
is waiting for some warm weather
TO come.
Jessie A. Greco. one of the inmates
of the poor farm, was taken to
Mitchell Wednesday to see what was
to be done with his limb winch he
had broken some seventeen weeks ago
and has not got su he could walk on
it yet.
Will Pattison, the Mitchell night
watch, Was on our streets Monday
morning.
L. j. Burns and j. Foss, of Battle
Creek, Mich. arrived in LOOMS
Wednesday and are visiting at the
home OF +. Fl. Foss. Mr.. Burns was
one uf the first settlers. Mr.. Foss
is a brother to 4. "a. Foss.
Robert Clark and wife, OF Lead. S.
D., visited at his brother WHIPS
Monday evening.
Mrs. j. Lamme, of Letcher, visit
ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Crippen, Tuesday.
Herbert Dartland, a ID. ". stu
tent, and Je.sie Kidd attended the
N. b. A. meeting Friday evening
at the LOOMS school holse.
Dee Cox, Of Mitchell, called at
Will Clark's Sunday.
Mrs. Guy GOWN went to Letcher
Saturday to visit With her parents.
E. w. Rudolf returned from
Presho Wednesday to get his family
and go west on his farm. Harry
Shipton is helping him builu.
Some of the farmers are getting
their plows ready to start blowing
soon.
Henry Pdrdie is having his grain
from his farm near Riverside this,
week to market.
f. j. Smith and Will Clark attend
ed the ID. of 81. social at Mitchell
Tuesday evening.
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PROSPER.


Prosper, Feb. 2l.-Shou3d this
sprinR-like weather continue a num-
her Of Properties will follow the ex-
ample the Russians at Rockport and
commence seeding before March LIST.
Born, Monday, Fob. 5th, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Poutch, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hunt spent Sun
day in Ethan.
George Rowell, having sold his
farm, is preparing for a sale which
will tSks place on the premises
March IA.
Frank Schaub departed on Monday
for his home near Chamberlain.
Frank Schieck is hauling grain to
Mitchell and.. more lumber onto his
farm, which means more building.
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Ethan, Feb 2l.-Philip Tobin is
talking Of going to Canada.
We are very sorry to report that
LYON Foster. who we thought was on
the gain, has he'd another back-set.
and is reported as being very low this
morning. The family certainly have
the sympathy Of all the town people.
A large prairie fire out east of
town last Sunday locked az IL it
might prove very disastrous to prop
erty at n time. About rs men
we're there fighting it and after near
~ 3 hours hard work they got it
under control. 1t IS not definitely
known how it was started, but peo-
pie we're all very much alarmed
about 1t at one time.
Last Sunday night while L. A.
Oathout was at church his team got
frightened, presumably at the train
which was in town, and jumped and
broke the hitching post off ever with
the ground and ran away, dragging
the post with them. They ran into
the wire fence at Mr.. Lannon'S and
got tangled up so they were easily
caught. The buggy vas considerably
damaged but the horses not much cut
up.
Miss Ward has not yet definitely
decided on the date for the enter
tainment to be given by the school.
1t will be announced later. 1t is
taking the pupils longer to prepare
for it than they thought it would
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole returned
Sunday night from the Rosebud
reservation. They have proved un
on their land, and now can suit their
pleasure as to where they locate.
the general su%pposition being that
Frank will soon engage in some bust
ness at some favorable town
Will Grady was in Mitchell 4 day
or two this week.
Mrs. Nj. A. Bracha and Miss Annie
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23
ETHAN,

Ethan, Feb. 1s.-Ihe teachers of
Ethan schools are planning to give
an entertainment in the ball on Fri
day evening, March 2, to which
everybody is invited. Particulars
will be given later.
Basket social seems to be the pre-.
vailing social feature among the
schools just at present.
Quite a number from Ethan at
tended the reception given at the
home Of Geo. Adams, ST., in honor
of the marriage Of their son George,
to Miss Alta Craig. They all report
a most enjoyable time. A delicious
supper was served. The bride look
ed lovely in pale blue cashmere, with
the entire front OF skirt and waist
covered with all over lace, which in
turn was covered with spangles. The
groom was dressed in the conven-
tional black. They recei 1ed a great
many useful and beautiful presents.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends in this community for
a long, happy, prosperous life.
Miss Lena Miller realized sl4. 10 at
the basket.and valentine social given
at her school house Wednesday even
ing, Feb. Is. Proceeds to 90 to the
school.
The d. of s. are counting on a
class CT five to take i'm at the next
regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. 3racha drove
to.Parkston Saturday.
Lynn Foster is reported to be very
slowly improving.
There was a surprise party given
to Miss Mary Clark Friday evening,
the occasion being her birthday.
Quite a crowd of young folks from
town went out.
A crowd of % attended the BIRTH
day party given on Earl Clement st.
Valentine evening, karl being IA
years old. He received a great mum.
tier of useful gifts.
Mrs. Matt Schmidt went to Park
ston this week.
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McCaull that he finally resigned as
PRESIDENT and shortly after became
seriously ill, deathresulting but a few
days ago. There was enough dis
played in the history of the insur-
ance companies that ought to put a
ban on the methods of doing bust
ness in this country. 1t ought to
bring about a general housekeeping
all round, and make an improvement
in business ways. But it is a hard
proposition to remove from the inner
man the grasping tendency to. accum-
ulate wealth and keep it.
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"The Old Man"

DIR DIN. with renewed health.
,N1l~ new Instruments, In his new
dental parlors in Champeny Block, west rooms.
south side .(Phone 502) guarantees all work to
pc as good as represented. Consultation and
advice (which ought to be valuableJ free. His
methods OF extracting pleases everyone, being
absolutely harmless and In nearly every case
mendations are his work in Dakota for the past
- years. In making artificial teeth he is a.
Specialist "
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