The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-16

Salem. are Unc guests Oh MT. dUQ
Mrs. II. ID Buttertield. for the
opening OF the Gale theatre Tuesday
night.
DO Farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. III. Morgan Oh
First Avenue east, opposite Burns
lumber yard. See sign, Cash Tor
Hides.
The Stroll .rs' whist club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Nj.
f. Patton and an enjoyable after
noon OF whist resulted. The prize
was awarded to Mrs. A. III. Doyle.
Refreshments were served.
Miss. NJ. d. Hyde, a sister Of Mrs.
R. e. Ruth, left Friday morning for
Chicago. She has been very i'll of
late but has recovered sufficiently to
90 to the city for treatment. Mrs.
Ruth accompanied her sister as far
as Sioux City.
E. S. Johnston, editor of the
Murdo Messenger, was in the city
and returned Tuesday to the
scene of laboIs. Mr.. Johntson says
that Murdo is growing fast enough
to suit its supporters and the future
looks bright indeed for the place.
The International Manure Spread
er is as good as the best. For sale
at VIM. koch's.
Mrs. G. j. Mcleod and Mrs.
Alonzo l.. Ward came down from
Aberdeen Tuesday to attend
the opening Of the Gale theatre that
evening. They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Johnston at
The Widmann.
F. G. Vey arrived in the city
Monday evening from his home at
st. Joseph. Mo. His son, Howard
Edward Vey, is in Jail awaiting his
trial on the charge OF murder, and
when the father and sou met IN tile
Jail condor it was an affecting
scene. The young unan broke into
tears and it was with a struggle that
the father hid his emotion.
We are overstocked in robes and
blankets and will sell at greatly re-
duced prices in order to reduce our
stock. Come quick. Wm. Koch.
Coach Breckenridge has arranged
to take bis high school football
eleven to Parker for a game with
the high school eleven of that place
for Saturday. He could not com
plete arrangements with the Madison
high school for Saturday and it was
necessary to have another game to
keep the boys in good fighting tito
for tie big game with Sioux Fails
on THANKSGIVING Day.
Fred Wiedeman, a brother OF NJ.
f. Weideman, was here from Coloma,
Mich, for a short visit and left
Wednesday for his home. Mr.. Weide-
man says the first winter storm that
came in Michigan this fall had the
%Ietfect of killing a large portion of
the fruit trees in a certain section
of the state. Usually frost or snow
does not appear in that country. he
savs. until along about Thanksyiv-
ing and thousands Of dollars will be
ilost as the result Of the early storm.
Wanted, gentleman or lady with
good reference to travel by rail or
with a rig for a firm of $3.50, 900 capl-
tai. Salary ST 072 per year an3 ex-
penses; salary paid weekly and en-
penses advanced. Address. with
STAMP, Jos. a. Alexander, Mitchell.
S. ID.
The Mitchell Tea and Coffee Co.
will open its place of business With
in a day Dr. two for business in the
building erected by j.. n. Crow be-
tween his Law Office and the Hager
and Winsor building. j. f. RYAN.
a travelling man of this city is one of
the members of the firm and Mrs.
RYAN will have charge Of the bust
ness. The place is not very large
but it will afford the firm room to
carry a good line and they ar
Sufficiently close to market that
they can secure their supplies on
very short notice. The firm will
carry ouly the best brand of goods
ard will be the only exclusive tea
and coffee store in.the city. -
In building "a house -skilled me-
chanics ale usually employed be-
cause, unskilled workmen, in con-
Stunning unnecessary time and vast
ing material, are really much more
expensive. The farmer or merchant
contemplating making an auction
sale has the same principle to con-
slider. An incompetent auctioneer
will lose for him, in a few hours,
the profits of years Of hard work,
while al auctioneer who understands
his business is really no expense to
obtained from the higher plices
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