The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-03-08
WANTED-6irl for general uouae-
Mrs. II. Il. kihbee.

ma rD-ttrl for general llouae-
%ork. Mrs. II. r.. kihbep.
Horace Kress went over to Fulton
10 take charge of the drug store
while Druggist Ginter took his wife
10 the Battle Creek, Mich, Sanitar-
ipm for treatment.
For sale-Home-made brooms.
Made TO order to suit customer.
Quality guaranteed. Peter Young.
n. c. Clearwater, who recently dis
posed OF his farming property, has
moved to the city and taken apart
ments over the south side store.
near the bridge.
J.. y. Dlckerson, who has been Gull
uvating a farm in the county for a
number OF years, has just moved to
the city, and is living at sol East
Ninth street.
III. ID. Butterfield has been out at
Miller for several days looking after
some business matters and returned
home Thursday morning.
Mrs. l.. C. Thomas has been visit
ing with relatives at Artesian for
several days and returned home
Thursday morning.
Mrs. b. NJ. Johnston has been Wis
ting friends in Chicago for the past
two weeks and returned home Thurs
day morning via the Omaha road.
FOR SALE-One pair draft mares,
40 White Wyandotte pullets and
cocllerels, 10 Black Laugshang. pullets
an cockerels, a few choice regis
tered Hereford bulls and helfels.
c. f, Raymond.
r. e. Jones and family have just
moved from their farm to the city,
occupying the Seaman residence on
Edmunds street. Mr.. Jones has re-
tired from farming and viii take
things easier in the city.
Everett White, of Murdo, was in
the city Thursday on his way home
from Pierre. He, with several other
gentlemen, nave been out to Pierre
tlemen, have been out to Pierre to
TO look after tho division of Lyman
county into three parts.
Mrs. j. q. Jelley and daughters
arrived home Wednesday from a
point near Murdo, where they nave
resided for the past IL months on
a claim, on which they have just
made proof. Mr.. Jelley has taken a
residence at COG Sanborn street,
where they will live hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Beckwith arrived
home Thursday via the Omaha
road. They spent some time at the
springs at Mudlavia, Ind, where Mr..
Beckwith took treatment for his
rheumatism and he says he is feeling
some better. They stopped in Min
neapolis four or five days and at
tended the automobile show,
G. b. Reeves has been at Pierre
for he past week and came home
Thursday. Mr.. Reeves said thai
Mitchell would get an appropriation
vi PE3OOO " Luc llpG SlOCh Du1IO--
ing for building an addition
The bill was introduced Ivy Repre-
sentative Drake and will pass the
senate today. The bill for a larger
amount did not receive any c
'agement.
Quite a few farmers have been
moving into the county within the
past week. P. j. INC VIM. Miller
brought in two cars from McCalls-
burg, Iowa, M. v. Bossoche came
with a car from Des Moines, Iowa,
Pat Condran brought two cars from
Bouton, Iowa, w. G, Marshall came
in from Murdo, with a car, S. White
one from White Lake, and J.. A. Field
one car from Lennox, all of whom
will locate on farms in this county.
4 The owners of property AUDITING
on Main street are requested to meet
in the city hall next Tuesday even.
ing at 1880 o'colck for the purpose
of discussing the street paving prop
N%osition, n for the appointment Of a
committee to act in conjunction with
the committee from the city council.
This is an important question in the
growth and development of Mitchell
5 md it is hoped that every individual
! Interested in property on Main street
will make it a point to be present.
B3 Order of the Commercial Com
} nittee.
The Roscian opera Co. closed it's
engagement of three evenings at The
Gale Wednesday with a very fair au-
dience, which listened to a good pre-
sentation Of THE Bohemian Girl"
The opera is one of the old school,
and does not contain the music of
a popular nature, and therefore does
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