The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-02
See the Famous bargains Sept. 4th.

For fire and tornado insurance see
w. E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. U. Hoon were in
the city for a day while on their way
home from the Pacific coast trip, go
ing to Armour Tuesday morning.
Chris Halverson vas arrested Sat-
urday morning for being intoxicated
M That evening pleaded guilty to
the charge and paid a fine of IS.
f. M. White came down from Nc
Intosh, Saturday morning and return
cd Sunday morning. He said that
the appraisers would be through in
about ten days.
John Upton, of Chamberlain, was
in the city Sunday and Monday is max
ing arrangements for the removal of
his family to Mitchell shortly. 1t is
his intention to have his daughter
enter the University.
DR.. and Mrs. G. T Jones, who have
been visiting their aunt Mrs. j. j..
Haynes, and other relatives for the
past two weeks, departed on the
Omaha Monday for their home
in Kansas City, Mo.
Gold fish and globe 1Oc. Saturday
at the Famous.
The young people who have been
camping in Tobin's grove for the last
week broke camp last Saturday and
came to town. Barring the great ac-
tivity of the mosquitoes during that
time the occasion was one of great
pleasure throughout and one all
would like to repeat.
Mrs. c. c. Dean and children ar
rived home Monday from their
trip of over two months, which they
spent on the Pacific coast, taking in
the exposition at Seattle, visiting
with friends at Portland, Ore, and
other points.
Ears. w. A. H~eimberger went Monday
morning to Montrose, where she will
attend the wedding Wednesday morn
ing at 5 O'Clock of Miss Mary Byrnes
and Thomas Lalley, a druggist of
that place. Miss Byrnes is known in
Mitchell, having visited friends in
the city a number of times.
w. A. Fallgater of Mt. Vernon was
in the city Monday on his way home
from Minneapolis where he has been
the last few days attending a meeting
of millers and railroad men in con-
ference over the rates for the trans
portation of -four this fall. Mr.. Fall
CATER is the manager of the Mt. Yer
non mills.
We are opening an elegant line of
new fall goods for every department
and u stock for this season will be.
the largest and best we have ever
shown. No material advance in prices,
and many special values much under
the market, watch our add for partic-
ulars. We will tell you about the
good things in a day or two. Butter
field.
Saturday evening The Old Clothes
Man. was presented at the Gale the
atre for the starter of the fall dra-
matte season, and there was a fair
ly goo1 audience present to witness
the drama. There are many points
of interest in it and some of the sit
uations are quite incongruous, and
where the imagination is drawn upon
quite heavily to make them at all
harmonious. Herbert DeGuene in the
character of the "old clothes man.
was very good indeed, and made the
most of it. His support, however,
was not of the best and did not con-
tribute much to the show.
County Auditor Anderson this
morning received the returns from
the state auditor which shows that
the state board of equalization have
left the values for real personal prop
erty the same as they were made by
the county board. This is the first
tine that this has ever happened and
tie auditor and county board arc
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as it does that their valuations and
estimates were fair and that they
tried to act according to the schedule
set by the state board of equalization.
set by the state board of equalization.
The statement from the state auditor
shows that the state tax for the gen.
eral fund this year will be two mills,
and the deficiency tax two mills, max