The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-15

kind Ut satisfaction. The Rapid
boys left for thei. home on the Sun
day afternoon Milwaukee passenge,.
They played a series OF "a mes through
the southern art of the state, but
several we're postone ! on account OF
the rain.
John I'll. Creighton sells the famous
Moline corn planters. Call and lcok
them over.
Louis Beck with departed via the
Milwaukee road Wednesday eve, lug
for Fargo, ~. D., To visit with uls
sou. u. Il. Eeckwith, dnd family.
Did tile lightning brighten YOU?
Let us rod your housN. Barber.
Miss Nettie Hofstetter left We'd
nesday evening via the Omaha ROAD
for Missonla, Mont, where she has
u cepted a position as stenograpI,r
Contractor Banner awarded the
contract to II. l.. Ro~ley, for the
excavation OF lhy basement for the
federal building. Mr.. Rowley will
comm nee work Just as soon as 1T
dties suificlentlv.
5 Il. Morgan hugs hides. Eelts
tallow ana furs. First Avenue "a t..
Mitcntll.
The Committee having in Charge
arrangem. hts for Decoration Day
require fifteen teams with hay.racks
to carry the school children to the
cemetery. Apply tn A. j. Pringle
who will furnish all needed infer
nation.
Would like to show you something
new in cultivatnrs.
John II. Creighton
The Mitchell Club will give
another dancing party in the club
rooms on Friday evening, Nav %,
good music for which will be
furnished. This will he the last club
party of the season, and it will be in
the nature Of a May Day affair.
Protect your homes from lightning.
Barber.
B. +. Evans, who has until re-
Gently been associated with the
Parker New IRA, has just moved to
Mitchell anu is opening a job print
Ing Office in Don 8 over Metcllf's
clothing store. Mr.. Evans has u
small office for the handling Of sn all
Icommerical work.
Over a Thousand people went down
to the scene of the washout Of the
stone bridge and the. Milaaukee
tracks Thursday morning to view tine
wreckage. The crowd was excluded
from the Mil yankee p operty a tel
t lie fifty .nen had been put to work.
Mrs III. NJ Clark arrived bo,ue
Wednpsdl ~ e. ening after an a s nc,
OF tlv months, which she spent a,
Toll do, and klyriA. ohio, visit i.
with relatives. She vas accompanied
home by Miss Cora Woodruff, who
will remain with her the inst G
the summer. Miss Modulus fatLe
owns some land in the vicinity O
Mt. Verntn.
Horses to pasture; Is cents
month in alvance. Paslur, close {,
town. A. j. Martin.
Merwyn Palmer, of Scenic, an,
Miss Minnie Wulf, of White Lake
u,oro ,,orriod Tb,,rcd,v OF 90
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. D.. +
Braught, the ceremony being pei
formed by DR.. H. S. Wilkinson, in tn
presence of a few friends and Nj
+ and Mrs. j. G. Palmer, parents, an
Misses Rees and Amelia Palmer, ST:
tiers of the groom, of White LAX,
+ They left on the afternoon train fc
Scenic, where the groom is engage
in the newspaper business.
FOR SALE Or TR ADE-On
good corn planter with 100 rois {
wire. Address San'l Woke S {
} phone sos, Mitchell S D
I A military five hundred party Wa
2 the unique manner III which Mrs
J Sidney W. Smith entertained
party of lady friends Tuesday afte,
e noon at ner home on Third Avenu
east, in which six tables we're a
l play The party was given in homo
. OF Mis-. William Doolittle and Mrs
Neil Graham of Sioux Falls. The hea
] p,izes we're bullion cups and wei
pr senetd to Mrs. Virginia Doyle
: Mrs. iith B%anghuan, Mrs. Ge1rg
). f. EnStpr Mrs Eanrnc = Pow