The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-01-25

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where they have been for
the past year They will reside in
the city until March l, and then
to Their fam northwest oil the
city.
Having purchased the harness and
implement business of Vim. Koch,
| want to inform the public that
| am here to Stay and that the
business will be run On the same
plan as heretofore.
j. III. Creiglton.
Successor to Wa. Koch.
Rev. J e.. Croathets has given
up his work in the ministry IN the
Methodist church and is new enlisted
in the work OF the Anti-SaloOn LEAGUE
as a field secretary. Mr.. Cro@thers
is a very strong speaker and orator
aud he viii make his work i success.
Ike will lectule over the state in
behalf of the league aud attend to
other duties in connection with a
field secretary.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Ramer, who recently
retired from the position of state
superintendent of public instruction.
arrived in the city Tueoay to be-
gin his work as a field agent OF Da-
kota Wesleyan University. Prof.
Ramer is particularly we'll qualified
for the work, his wide acquaintance
and Eigh standing owe the state
giving him az opportunity to be OF
vast benefit to the University.
Ho, farmer. If you have hides to
sell bring them to S. II. Morgan on
First Avenue east opposite Burns
lumber yard. Cash paid for hides.
Laurence Robinson. formerly OF
onis city, who is attending Yankton
college, is making rapiG strides in
bis work and is being sent out as 4
representative of the college. Last
Sunday he occupied the pulpit in the
Congregational church at Tyndall
and addressed a missionary meeting
at the same place i'm the evening.
The many friends Of the young man
will be pleased to learn of the pro
gress lie is making in college.
Hathaway and Riley have pur-
chased a new four-hole corn shelter
and are now prepared to shell for
farmers. Call at 7Ol South LaDue
street. or phone 1912.
Mrs. NJ. |. Turney and daught i,
Ruth, left Wednesday morning for Des
Moines, Iowa, to attend the gradu.
ating exercises of Still College OF
Osteopathy. Her daughter. Marion,
will receive her degree of Nj. D..
having finished the course of the
college. The graduating exercises
take place Thursday evening, Jan.
81. Marion expects 10 return with
her mother and will be associated
in the practice OF osteopathv with
DR.. Heyler.
For.Sale-My residence, Sixth Ave
nue. east. Eight rooms. oak finish,
electric lights, furnace heated, prac-
tically new house, two lots, large
cistern. Will sell at a bargain. Call
at postotnce or residence.
FL. L. Bras.
City Engineer Nelson has the new
pump now connected with the three
artesian wells at the water works
and Monday afternoon he pumped
from two OF tie wells for some time
and did not lower the water in then
an inch. After such a test as thai
MIR. Nelson stated that there was al
abundance OF water in the wells.
MIR. Nelson has done a very complete
and thorough job in the installmeul
OF that pump and the expert of The
company paid him a me1ited compli
ment for all that he has done.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bailey expect
to leave this week for Kensal. N. D
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Bailey loaded his house.
! hold goods yesterday, but he was in.
formed that they could not be shipped
as the North Dakota roads have de,
clined to receive any freight on &C.
count of the snow blockade. Mr.
Bailey will be associated in the form
ing of a new bank at Kensal, an(
will be president OF the institution.
TIER many friends will regret theil
departure from Mitchell. Both stanc
high in the business and social cir
cles Of the city, Mr.. Bailey having
been a member of the Mitchell Mil
ling Co., and with the First Nationa
bank. Kensal citizens will lind Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey very desirab BILE. PEG
pie.