The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08

" i'HePH itj'diN'N j uSSuaS
for Denver, Colo, TO attend TO some
legal business.
NJ C. Belts. of Mt. Vernon, was III
the city Wednesday. returning home
on the Afternoon train
w. -. Rowley & Co. writes insur.
ance on farm property. See them.
II. e. Hitchcock came home las1
evening from Chamberlain, where he
was attending court Tuesday.
Jos. Morrison and Thos. Chandler
of Armour, have been visiting in the
city and returned home Wednes-
day. Mr.. Morrison is a brother OF
Mrs. f. j. Purdy.
Jos. Winter departed for New
York, where he will remain for three
weeks, making his selection oil
spring and summe goods for his
dry goods store.
Judge Smith and Court Stenog-
rapher Boyles went out to Chamber
lain Tuesday to hold the regular
term of circuit court, which began
there thai day.
Rev. H. S. Wilkinson went over to
Sioux Falls this morning to look
Sioux Falls Thursday morning to
look after the stone for the new
Methodist church building,
John Dobson, who was ON the
teaching force OF the reform school
at Plankinton, has resigned his po-
sition aud has just entered Dakotan
W5sieyvn University 70 pursue his
studies.
Rufus Lyon arrived home Mondag
evening from Portland, Oregon,
where he has been for some time.
While at Portland he worked in the
barber shop of Gilbert Johnson, for
merly Of this city.
George Silsby spent Tuesday at
Scotland in assisting in the work of
settling up the affairs of the First
National bank. Mr.. Silsby was re-
quested by the treasury department
to help out the receiver for a day.
Miss Lillian Beardsley departed
II Springfield, where she has ac-
epted a position in an attorneys
flee. Miss B%eardsley has just fin
shed a curse of stenography and
ypewriting in the South Dakota
business College.
The ladies of ST. Mary's Guild will
have charge of Broadbent's big
china sale Friday and Saturday
March Sth and 9th. Come in and
help them.
d. NJ. Powell was down from Mt
Vernon Wednesday looking after
some business matters. He has re-
Gently moved from Blendon township
where he has lived on a farm for I
great many years and has retired
from that work.
l.. e. Stair arrived home Wed.
nesday from Minneapolis, where he
was in attendance at the automobile
show, which is being held there this
week. Mr.. Stair said that the style:
for 1907 are very attractive ant
some fine machines are displayed.
Arthur Allen has secured the
agency for the C%arbornudum Grind.
ing machines, manufactured by Lu
Their Bros. Mfg. Co., of Milwaukee
He will establish agencies at all cen
trail points in the state. Webster
Cook & Co. and Mckinley & Eddy
are the exclusive agents for Mitch
ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. G. Grouse and son
Charles, left Tuesday for Siou,
City, where they will reside in tn,
future. Mr.. Grouse will engage il
the manufacture of fruit jules ant
supplies for soda fountains. Mr.
Grouse believes he has a good open
ing for business down there and hi
ulduy IlouuS VIII nope Cudt he WI
be successful.
china, including fancy and hand
painted, at less than wholesale
prices, Friday and Saturday, March
Sth and 9th.
A. j.. Stickler arrived in the city
Tuesday afternoon with a car o.
household goods from Centerville
Iowa, and his family arrived Wed.
nesday. They have secured a resi-
dence at TO Third Avenue west anc
will hereafter make their home il
Mitchell. Mr.. Stickler is a man o.
some means and eventually expects
to get into some kind of business in
Mitchell. The family is very cor.
daily welcomed to the city.
w. j. Frad is having some i'm.
'provements made in his dry goods
store building to give him more
room for his goods, which are al