The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-11-27
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INIERESI Hal HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK

Always have your teeth extracted
by "Old Man Dix" Mitchell.
Miss Pollock, her mother and eou-
sin went to Tyndall "Wednesday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Mcconnell went
to Washington Springs "Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving with friends
A. r. Mcconnell purchased the
residence of Mrs. NJ. l.. Bobb We'd
nesday for $4,000 located on Third
Ave. west. He takes possession Dec.
goth.
Mrs. Staver entertained Monday
for her mother, Mrs. Roberts, of
dinner party. Tuesday evening Mrs.
NJ. Jacquemai entertained at cards in
honor of Mrs. Roberts. Both affairs
were very enjoyable.
We sell guns and traps cheap and
puy furs and hides. Write for cata-
tlogue No. 23. N. w. Hide & Fur Co,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
At 3 o'clock Monday afternoon the
marriage of ROLAND r.. Jones and
Myrtle E. GGegg, both of Lyenville,
S. D., was 'solemnizel at the Presby-
~terian parsonage by DR.. r. q. Mac
murray. Mn. and Mrs. e. c. Water
bury, whe were Old friends of the
bride and groom, attended the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs Jones Aft Tues
day morning for Sioux City and other
.(points btfore returning to 'their home
which il located near Kfnball.
It's worth White asking for "Hick-
I ory' Brand rubhers and overshoes.
HThey are long neutrality-suspicious. Civ
ing satisfaction. Ask your dealer,
list. Paul Rubber Co. Distributors
Carl Butterha1dN has just returned
from Trip county. He has beer
down there to take a Cook at his
was one of the winners in he draw,
ing contest for land last month, hay'
ing secured number 81, SO that i
puts MIN up for an eavily choice O
part of the county and said that thu
Indians had secured practically al
of tAs best iann in that region whel
they took their allotments. In Thu
lco,tkrorp no vt rEf tho or,yr1lfv oYf c1iJ
that the land contained too mucl
and to be very good for agriculture
purposes. In the spring Carl sal
that ne would make anuther TYP III
to the county.
Students can enter ar any tintt
free books, free car fane. position
~guaranlteed all WAC excel. More stud
4 ents holding positions tran all othe
schools in South Dakota. Wints
term begins first Tuesday in Deeem
Der. Catalogue Tree. Adj. To1ant:
School, Sioux Falls, S. d
Tuesday evening, Dec. : Engines
Parsons, of Marion, Iowa, will onf
to Mitc1a ell for q meeting with tn
city corrlci and the citizens Of tn
city for the purpose OF ~aiiscussln
Tfdrainage and sewerage. Tie come
There at the request of the council t
give so1a5ra needed information aIon
.tfhis line, and it is believed that /
Twill be able to help matters in tn.
lefty. Mr.. Parsons has thoroughly il
yestigated the drainage sewer syi
lem and has given TO Marion zone
the most complete systems IN tt
northwest. Mayor Hitchcock hi
been investigating the matter
septic tanks and sewers ever sine
he nook hcih of the stity's AFFAIR
and Vie said that an attempt Won.
be made by the council ;n the sprir
to take up SOME work of this Chi
acter. The meeting referred to ~
be hefd in the city hall sa%nditoriu1
and all citizens are cordoufly invite
to attend.
Most of our readers arr famifi;
with the Poland Business School
lSioux raAls. It Is doubtful fkoweve
) III any of them, excepting those wi
J (have attended the Toland SChot
hnse any idea of the wonderful su
! cess of it's graduates. More 1h.
I 6,O6O Toland graduates are now el
4 ployed-more than those of Z
! !!,other schools in the Northwest CO.
dbined. This is the proof of superio
aity which no other school can sho
= Positions for ali who e,cell. Sci
for catalogue, its free.
: Miss Edith Wilson, 8 pupil
Miss Dora Butler. gave a recital