The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-24

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road wagons for sale at VIM. Koch $
Mrs. \. III. Doyle aud childre'
left Mondav Tor Darlington, Wis.
TO make a visit With relatives.
c. e. Vernilyea left Monda'
lor llc Chicago market 10 make Iii
fall purchases of goods and will d
away a week OF ten days.
We will close out our New Hon,
sewing machines at cost.
VIM. Koch.
Charles Roth, who is having a new
house constructed out i'm the eastern
part of the city, Will move into il
the latter part Of this week. III
and bis son are painting it now
William Jones returned Monday
from Milwaukee. where he attended
the national convention OF the Fra,
temal Order Of Eagles as n of the
delegates from South Dakota.
Anybody Who uses the lalmal
wagon knows tlla it is the lightcst
running wagon on the market. Fui
sale at VIM. kCchis.
James Dobson left Tuesday morning
for Hot Springs, 5. D.. to remain an
indefinite period. He is being
tlonbled with rheumatism quite q
good deal and he will take the treat
memt that is given DIT the springs,
Wanted Information. regarding
good farm for sai@. with good title,
somewhere near Mitchell. Give
price. description and character OF
soil. Also state when possession can
be bad. Owners only. need answer
State how far from town. Address,
W. {. Cunningham. Andrus Build
ing, Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Milwaukee passenger from the
north this morning had a number of
old soldiers aboard who we're return
ing from the national encampment
of the Grand Army OF 1.-The Republic
at Minneapolis. A nulnher of them
stopped Off here to change Cars for
their various routes home. The old
soldiers were pretty we'll tired out
from their trip and the excessive
heat, which. they SAID. was some
thing fierce in Minneapolis on the
day that the grand parade was held.
and it did not show any abatement
Yesterday. They agreed that the old
soldiers were getting too old to.
marcn in tie blazing hot sun of an
August day, and tbat an encamp-
ment never passes by but what a
certain number die as a result of a
trip to the encampment.
Up in the northwestern part of the
city there has been some promis-
cuous shooting OF fire arms Of late
that has caused ON anxiety on the
part of people whose houses have
been hit by the stray shot. People
driving in that neighborhood have
barely escaped some of the shot and
they have been frightened as a
result OF the shooting. Mr. Jahns
made complaint Thursday against
Guy Jackson and Earl Hiilyer as tit
two boys who were doing the shoot
ING ON Wednesday evening aud they
Mcle taken before Judge Herbert
dnlins the day. who imposed a tiDe
Of 81 on each lad. There is an
ordinance against che %sbOOtin! of
firearms within tile city limits. and
it is likely that the boys will desist
from the practice hereafter.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy. o! Grand
Rapids. Mich. arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Sioux Falls.
having telephoned Sheriff Cook in
the afternoon Of his desire to arrest
Henry G. Ensign. who was wanted
at Grand Rapids for DESERVING his
wife. Sheriff Cook a]scertained Friday
morning that Ensign reached the
city on a train at IL O'Clock Thurs
day night, stopped at The Mitchell,
and started east on the : o'clock
morning Milwaukee passenger. lie
tclepnoned the police at Canton a
description OF the man and he was
arrested on the train and held for
the arrival of the Grand Rapids
deputy sheriff.
A small blaze occurred at the Mil
waukee company's ice house, just
east OF the plant or the Turner
Produce Co. Friday. A large
quantity of hay vas dumped outside
of the ice house and it lay close to
the building. In some way it
caught fire, presumably by the
detecting rays OF the hot sur against
the side of the building The blaze
was discovered by the employees
o. the Turner Produce Co. and five
OF them secured a chemical tank
and hurried to the scene Of the
blaze. The five streams that were
turned IN the flames subdued them