The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-09

nay for packing trees. The New.
burys.
Don't fail to inspect the Moline
gang and sulky plows and seeders.
before You purchase. VIM. Koch.
Mrs. g.. b. Watson arrived this
morning from Chamberlain TO visit
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. III. Miner.
Ernest Neumann, who has been
Visiting his sister, Mrs. Jos. Hark-
er, left FOR his home at Oakland.
Neb., Wednesday morning.
FOR SA LE-Pair of heavy draft
mares. also a few young STANDARD
bred driving mares
G. +. Raymond, Phone 81
j. h. Resdncon arrived home Tues
day evening from Atlantic. Iowa,
where he spent the winter with rel.
atives and oldtime friends.
John Petrie, United States deputy
marshal. was IN the city Wednesday
serving suhpeanas on several parties
to appear before The federal court nJ
Sioux Falls.
Frank McGOvern has returned from
his buying trip to the eastern markets
and he tells u that he visited New
York, Philadelphia and Chicago and
that he has made large purchases of
and summer goods.
Miss Maud Ferris arrived home
Wednesday from Obellin, Ohio. col
lege. She has been in very poor
health OF late and tile physician
who attended her at Oberlin advised
hef to return for a much needed rest.
Ole Kjelmyr started out Wednesday
on his first trip of the spring
TO solicit orders for his tailoring es-
tablishment. Mr.. Kjelmyr has
worked up quite an extensive bust
ness in the surrounding territory.
Mrs. Levi PIERCE gave a thimble
party 10 about twenty of hel friends
/ tuesday afternoon i'm honor of her
sister, Mrs. j. r. Law, who expects
to letliln 10 her home III Spu-
ZANE. Wash. Dainty refreshments
we're served at > O'Clock.
Rem Anderson and family arrived
With a a of household goods from
Peoria, H., via the Milwaukee
'oad, and have just moved their
foods to the farm of his father. j.
v. Anderson, 215 miles north OF
own.
Charles Webber. after an absence
II a year or more from the city, dun
ng which time he was in Montana
Working i'm the open air for the uene-
it Of his health, has returned to re-
an indefinite period. He has
aiken a position as bookkeeper i'm
he Commercial and Savings bank.
Charles shows in bis appearance that
he outdoor work agrees with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Lockhart de-
Tuesday evening via the
omaha road for Sloan Springs. Ark.
t which place Mr.. L.ockhart bought
ONE property recently His son,
Hyde, left earlier IN the day in
haiee of the car containing the
household goods and some stock.
1r. Lockhart and family have lesid-|
d la the county for a good many |
ears and they have %prospered from
he fruits or their farm.
e. Abbott. the manager OF the
lilchell Bottling Works was electea
ecretary of the Northwestern Bot
lsrs Association, which held their an
Iual meeting in Sioux City rece ntly.
IL. Abbott declined this honor.
'owever. as it would require more
ime from his business than he could
patc. The association then elected
lin vice president Of the association.
The states Of Iowa. Minnesota. Ne
lraska and South Dakota ale included|
n the association. aud many large
are represented.
We were surprised to run across
Cd Anrdews, the popular operatic
omedian, Wednesday and..at once COM
nenced to think OF an operatlc pro-
.uction for the near future. Not so.
Iowever, us Mr.. Andrews says he is
ut of the opera business for the pres
He said that several months
90. just before starting out on the
Dad with his company. Loaf all OF
is printing. plates. engra wings and
Telegraph stones were cOsu ned i'm a
re that destroyed the printing house
There his material was stored. This
Eft him without anything to work
nth and he decided to lay up for a
ear. MI. Andrews is now engaged
S the immigration agent for the