The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-27
Enos Champlain returned Thursday

Mrs. w. Nj. Herbert.
Everybody knows that Mccormick
machinery is the stlol gest and most
durable Sold al VIM Korh's.
Mrs. Kelley and son, William. ar
rived home IA few DAYS ago from
Huron aud vicinity. where ti,ev were
visiting relltivts and renewing old
acqnaintances.
For rent, good l,av land Mitchell
township, Sc a 81. lob. go. and Sc
OF 30. lob, 60. Apply at Com
lnercial & Savings bana.
WIN. Koch has cleared his large
platform of binoers and will o tll
it with Calmar wagons, %Internation-
al Manure Spreaders. and buck rakes.
All first class goods. no better made
Geo. "A. Silsby has let the contract
for the erection OF a new residence
on Sixth Avenue east, near the
corner Of Dawson street. to il. A..
Paxe, who recently came TO this city
to engage in the contracting and
building business. Work will conn
mence On it at nee and when COM
pleted it is expected chat W. e.
Turner and family will occupy 1T.
MIR. ana Mrs. Will Hambel's little
son, aged three months. died Mon
day evening as the result OF whoor-
ing cough. Funeral services were
held tuesday at the residence
on Fifth Avenue east, by Rev. j. S.
Surbeck, md the remains were laid
to rest in Graceland cemetery. The
sympathy Of their friends will be
extended in their bereavement.
We will close out our New Home
sewing machines at cost.
VIM. Koch.
We guarantee the lalmar wagon
to be as good as any. For sale at
VIM. Kochs'.
Henry Turner and Otto Peterson
were up before Judge Herbert Tuesday
morning on the charge Of drunken
ness. Turner was fined SIS. Peterson
had tut 81 left from his jag, which
the court accepted and gave him a
day in Jail. This is the third time
that Peterson has been up before the
court in the past few days. lie was
let out Saturday after a short spree
and before the day was over he was
back in Jail again for the same
OtfenSe.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato. MIMI, gives a thorough course
in telegraphy. Positions for gradu-
ates.
Parties driving out i'm the country
Tuesday give the most glowing ac-
counts of the way the crops are grow
ing. The farmers are in the oats at
present and they are harvesting q
magnificent crop. Coru is making
the best kind OF Roadway and a good
rain at the present time will add
vastly to the yield. Wheat, the
gentlemen slld. could not be more
ideal. The heads are long and filed
to- the end, and the yield is go
ing TO be very satisfactory.
Ii Hnylle and family. of Mason
City, Iowa, moved to the cits 1ues-
day and will occupy apartments over
the Mitchell National bank. Mr..
Hnyke is conductor OF the Imperial
orchestra, a musical organization
which has played for daDciug parties
in this city At times for several
years. MIR. 1uyke has a number of
out i'm this section and
he finally made up his mind to move
to Mitchell fol his Headquarters,
which will make it, easier for him to
cover his territory. Mr.. Huyke
and bis orchestra have been travel
ing during the summer with am opera
and he expects his men
to arrive i'm Mitchell about the mid
die OF September, when he will Or
ganize for the fall and winter season
Of dancing. Mr.. Huyke and his or
% ~ IOISIuiJy "SlSOiIiCu W OJr \
musical cicrles OF the city.
County Auditor Stearns and AS
Anderson are bringing up the
fooGiugs of the a~SsesS)r,' books and
expect to have the work completed
soon. The many changes that we're
made by the board Of equalization
necessitates much additional work in
the auditors Office. The assessors in
the various townships, instead of
following the rule adopted for the
assessing Of certain property, invari-
ably put it down at a lower figure,
fearing to take the responsibility or
following the agreed valuation for
certain articles for fear OF criticism
OF their neighbors. When it comes
to the board OF equalization these
articles are raised just the same and
the same result is obtained. although
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