The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-12-16
FOR SALE-Good REIMBURSEMENT
% miles from Pierre, very cheap. G.
O'Hanlon, Pierre, S. D.

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rapher Boyles went out to Oacom;
Monday afternoon and will hold cour
for Lyman county for the next week
Superintendent Collins and Divi
sion Freight and Passenger Agen1
Cody arrived in the city Sunday af'
ternoon in the superintendent
private car, and spent the day in
Mitchell.
&. B. VanAlstine arrived home
from Sioux rams Saturday afternoon,
having been in attendance there at
the implement dealers convention.
Mr.. Van Alstine is a member of the
grievance committee.
Fred Weiser, who has been work
ing in local tailor shops, will embark
in business for himself. Mr.. Weiser
has rented a building at Plankinton
which is now being put in shape for
his use and when completed he will
start a firstclass tailor shop in the
n%eighboring town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimble, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Swift, ST., AMI MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Williams expect to leave
Saturday for points in California to
spend the winter. Mitchell will have
quite a delegation out on the Pacific
coast by the time they all get out
there.
J.. w. Shuster. of Madison, Wis;
spent q few days in the city with his
brother. Lewis Shuster, stopping
here en- route home from Miller,
where he attended the funeral Of his
father. Mr.. Shuster is connected
with the faculty of the state univer-
sity at Madison.
Prof. Hof spoke on the Big Broth
erhood at the Sunday afternoon meet
ing of the Y. M. G. A. This is a broth
erhood founded for the purpose Of
helping the boys in the cities such as
street urchins and newsboys. 1t is
under the direction of the Y. M. c..
A. and is we'll organized over the
country. Prof. j. G. Lindsey favored
the meeting with a we'll rendered.
solo.
For Sale-13O head of sheep. Sold
cheap if taken soon. Toland Bros. Mt.
| Vernon. s d.. r. R. 3.
Fire Marshall Craft has another
bloodhound, which he has under
consideration of buying. The hound
is owned by parties in Alexandria and
which they bought when it was a
pup. The dog has developed into a
fine animal, but has had little or no
training. Mr.. Craft has taken the
hound on trial and will give it a num-
Der of workouts. If it proves salts
factory he will buy the animal for the
state and thus increase his small ken
mel to two.
Sunday afternoon the knights of
Columbus held their regular meet
ing and elected officers as follows
for the ensueing year: Grand Knight,
Edward Leehan; deputy grand
knight, Henry swindler; chancellor.
VIM. Herbert; advocate, Francis
Quinn, of Parkston; financial secre-
tary, j.. ]. Lahey; recording secre-
tary. ]. T. Smith; treasurer, NJ. F.
Patton; warden, w. A. Flynn; inner
guard, Emil Gosche; outer guard,
John McLoughlin; trustee for two
years, John Michels; trustee for
three ears, w. j. Herzog.
The Baptist people paid all the
local expenses of Evangelist Thomp-
son and at the close of the revival
services presented him with a check
for 500 for his services of two
weeks. When Evangelist Thompson
brought his revival meetings to a
close he thanked the local press
heartily for the generous space Civ
en- to the reports of the meetings. He
also thanked those who had contri-
buted to the success of the meetings
in any way.
We pay high prices for Hides and
Furs. Sell guns and traps cheap.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Min
neapolis.
Saturday evening the Modern
Brotherhood Of America held their
regular meeting and initiated six can
didates. Eighteen were voted upon
and were elected. On Jan. 8 the
large class will be initiated. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. w. A. Branch; vice president,
]. T. Smith; secretary and treasurer,
r. q. Cone; conductor. L. H. John
ann. rhan1oin Mfoa Moo Touic.