The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-11-01
Two BARRIERS now, north of

pOSlottlce. Shave 10 cents.
M s. Lillian Doud left Tuesday af-
ternoon via the Milwaukee for Bis
marck, N. ID where She will visit
with relatives for a week or ten
days.
Miss Hattie Wallis left Tuesday
for Pedro, a new town on the
North Western extension west of
Pierre, to take up her residence on
her claim.
Z. w. Hoon has placed some fix.
lures in the southwest corner room
OF the old opera house building and
will conduct a cigar store there until
he is ready to use the building for
some other purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Pringle have
been visiting at Beresford for the
past week or ten days and came
home Monday evening. Mr.. Pringle
was a member of the federal Jury
which has been in session during
the past several weeks at Sioux Falls.
A great amount Of material has
been unloaded for the new freight
building OF the Milwaukee company
on the ground, the foundation for
which Is nearly finished. The work
is progressing nicely and with tie
favorable weather Still on tap for a
month or more good Roadway can be
made.
Captain B%eardsley, the superinten-
dent Of the Sioux City and Dakota
division Of the Milwaukee road,
arrived in the city Monday evening
and was a guest over night at the
Widmann, going south Tuesday
on the delayed train from the north.
The superintendent had to wait the
hour and a half along with the other
passengers before getting out Of
town.
Mrs. W. FL. Turneaure departed
Tuesday afternoon via the Milwaukee
road fol Pierre, where she takes the
new line Of the North Western road
for Hewitt. Wyoming, to make a
visit OF some six weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Fl. H.. G%underson.
Mr.. Gunderson IS. the editor Of the
Inter-Mourtain Globe at that place,
having moved from the Hills coun-
try a short time ago..
TO- We buy, sell, repair and exchange
of all kinds, bicycles, pianos,
organs, violins, leuitals,s sewing
machines. typewriters, desks. safes.
book cases. folding beds, old FASH
Toned furniture; over coats, fur and
cloth. Many Of above articles nearly
new. Call and select the one you
want and we will hold same until YOU
are ready for it. Yours for bargains.
e. w. Travis, just east OF the
Widmaun.
Mrs. L. Beckwiuh and daughter,
Miss Grace, leaft Tuesday evening via
the Omaha road for Spokane Falls.
Wash, where they will meet Mr..
Beckwith, who went there several
weeks ago. They will proceed on
their journey to the Pacific coast by
slow stages, stopping at many points
of interest along the way. When
they get into California they will
select some town in which to spend
the winter months. Mr.. Beckwjth
writes that he finds everything to
his liking out. there and anticipates
passing a very pleasant winter.
Charlie Krom is demonstrating to
hunters that he proposes to kee1
them off his land. A short time age
a couple of hunters went on hi:
premises and shot into a flock Of
pigeons, killing four. 1t aroused
the indignation Of Mr.. Krom and
be went to the men and insisted on
their paying the damages and for bis
trouble. They declined fatty and
after quite an interesting scene Mr..
hrOm LOOK possession OF their guns,
and informed them that when the,
we're ready to settle they could have
their property. In several days one
of them went down to bis farm
and dug IS for the gun. Mr.. Krcn
said be thought he let them of easy
when he could have had them arrest.
de for entering on bis property II
spite Of the sign he has posted there.
on.
Monday and Tuesday was conducted
the sale OF reserved seats for tn,
lecture and concert course Of tbt
University. The down town peopl,
were supplied Monday and a YER,
GOOD sale resulted, 1t being about al
large as any previous year. Over al
the University this morning tn,
block Of seats for the students wa!
placed on sale and there was . grea,
scramble for tho cnoice seats, ant
very few we're left after the sal,