The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-04
IN O AND COUNTRY
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

rapid and solid growth, on which
they are to be congratulated. In the
advertisement is shown a picture of
the tine four-story building erected
a little over a year ago, which makes
a fine Improvement for the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hardman de-
parted Tuesday for Salem, Ore
gon, Where they expect to live in the
future, if they like the country suf-
ficiently we'll.
DON'T fail to get prices on horse
blankets, laprobes and auto shawls
at Jno. H. Creighton's before buying
elsewhere.
Mrs. w. R. Ronald and little son,
Malcolm arrived in the city Tuesday
from Hawarden, Iowa, where
they went from Sioux Falls to visit
before coming to Mitchell.
Q. K. Hyde, a former resident of
Mitchell was in the city and left this
morning for points in Texas. Mr..
Hyde met a party of gentlemen here
ffom the northern part of the state
and accompanied them to Texas to
make some investigation of Texas
lands, in which Mr.. Hyde is dealing.
His home is now in Gentry, Ark.
Don't forget that Jno. H. Creigh-
tons is headquarters for horse-blank-
cts.
! Theodore Larson and family were
passengers on the Omaha train Tues
day for Tacoma, Wash. Mr.. Lar
son said: II will look over the coun-
try around Tacoma for a location,
and where we have a number of
friends living, but I am not so sure
of finding anything much better than
here"
Halters, all kinds and sizes at Jno.
H. Creighton's.
John H. Creighton received a tele-
gram Monday evening from his SON.
in-law. Lyle Washburn, announcing
the birth of a daughter Sunday, Oct.
81. MI. and Mrs. Washburn were en-
route to Ramona, CAL, where they
will make their future home. They
stopped at Salida, Colo, where their
child was born.
We pay high prices for Hides and
Furs. Sell guns and. traps cheap.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Min
neapolis.
Mrs. J.. G.. Palmer and daughter,
Res, have been visiting in the city
for a day or two and returned home
to White Lake Tuesday. Miss
Palmer has just returned from the
western part Of the state, having
proved up on a claim near Chalk
Buttes. During her residence out
there Miss Palmer published a couple
of newspapers and made a quite a
success of them. When she proved up
Oh her claim she disposed of both of
the papers
WE DESIRE-A representative
man or woman for this territory to
lake an active interest in connection
with u company towards develop
ing the introduction and sale of a
splendid product. Business will prove
a permanent constantly up-building
one with satisfactory remuneration
to the right persons. Previous eX-
p%erience not necessary, only plain
common sense. with ambition to get
on in the world and backed by some
little mean to start With. Address
The Oxy-Tonic Company, 81 west
Illinois street, Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Fridley en-
tertained a party of their lady and
gentlemen friends Monday evening
at a Halloween party, in which they
were assisted by Mrs. j. T. Sweeney.
Some attractive decorations We're ar
ranged in the room that We're in SYM
pathy with the occasion, and the
games that were employed to amuse
the guests were of a highly entertain
ing character. There were some en-
joyable musical numbers rendered,
in which Miss Lucille Fey gave a
vocal solo, Miss Hermenia Reihsen
played a piano selection and George
Nobis gave a mandolin number. Re
~freshnaents were served during the
evening.
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