The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-30
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e. Rathbun, 3O6 Commercial and
Savings bank building.

=. Rathbun, 306 Commercial and
Savings bank building.
Glare Turney has been visiting
with his parents and Monday a.. M,
left for Chicago and Menominee.
Mich.
The little son Of w. T. Mcconnell
was playing around the ice houses
Saturday afternoon and he got a
fall Which broke his left arm.
o. p. Williams and wife came down
from DeSmet Saturday and are Wis
iting for a few days at the home OF
the latter's mother, Mrs. Jennie Con-
nor.
Nj. and Mrs. G. N. Beiseker, of
Austin, Mimi, and Mrs. James Burns,
Z. Charles City, Iowa, arrived to re-
min with j. w. Shelby and family
through lhe week.
FOR Sale-A few choice Chester
" hite boar pigs. G. w. McConkey,
Sunny sac addition. Mitchell, S. d.
A. b. Hager, MIR. and Mrs. c. b.
Wilt, Or. n Mrs. G. A. Bower spent
Sunday in LOOMS guests at the home
of Hal Clark, making the trip in the
Hager Cadillac auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Slocum, of
B~arneveld, N. Y. are the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Ball and Mrs.
Jones. They are on their way east
from a trip to Sheridan, Wyo.
Il. D.. Tyler and daughter departed
over the Omaha Saturday evening for
Seattle. They will visit the exposition
during its closing days and then take
in the various points of interest
along the coast.
w. 7. Truesdale of Kimball, arriv-
ed in the city Sunday morning ana
this week will help w. G.. Metcalf
in the clothing business. At home
Mr.. Truesdale is in the real estate
and automobile business, u he
comes over each year to aid Mr..
Metcalf.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Smith and
daughter, Jeanette, departed We'd
nesday for Washington, D.. C.
where Miss Smith will enter a girls
seminary. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith expect
to be gone about three weeks and
will go to Mr.. Smiths former home
in North Carolina.
The big Ferris wheel is back again
this year, and it will contribute to
the pleasure of the people in town
this week. 1t is quiet a novelty not
withstanding the fact that it is seer
in many places. The desire to ride
high in the air is never lost and the
wheel keeps on doing a good bust
ness.
e. A. Francis, of Boston, is in the
city on his way west. Mr.. Francis is
writing up his trip for a syndicate OF
papers in the east and will include
a fine writeup Of Mitchell and the
corn palace. On another page Mr.,
, Francis contributes a short poem on
King Corn, which is quite applicable
to the present season.
3 Superintendent Collins and Train.
: master Peterson of the Milwaukee,:
> Iowa and Dakota division, arrived il
: the city Sunday afternoon and viii
5 will attend the palace come of t-t
I time and lend their assistance il
I seeing that the special trains ge
= away all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. WOODBURY., O
Pittsfield., Mass, arrived in tire cit.
o Saturday and are guests of Mr.. an
n Mrs. w. T. Mcconnell. They ar,
! charmed with the west and they tim
: ed their visit for the corn palace at
traction. Mr.. Woodburn is free t
say they have nothing like it in tn
east.
]. G. Vaughan, of Chamberlain
. came to the city Sunday mornius
and vas accompanied by his father
in-law William T. Striker, of Clear
e field, Pa. After seeing the palace MI
Striker expressed the opinion tina
the people of South Dakota ought t
be exceedingly proud of the enter
o prise. which he believed had a grea
t. deal to do with advertising the state
j. H. Scriven was in the city Sat
is urday and went down to Rosebud o
the night train. He had been over t
h Sioux Falls as a witness in the cas-
o that -.lrs. Jack Sully instituted a yea
II ago to establish her rights to her pol
d ton of the allotment of lands award
ed to the Indians. So far she has nc
,e been able to win out. AS the allottin
t. agent Mr.. Scriven declined to recos
nize her rights.
wi
George A. Johnston has been nal
ing some improvements around 81
l. residence that it is hardly rec"gni,
" as the same house. BY the additio
In of a large porch, raising the rea
Of part to wv stories. and changing til
c. frcnt it has lost the semblance {
ty its former appearance. He has a6de
is modern conveniences to the interit
to and 10Y George a y he has abo,
everything to suit him and his famil
c. The improvements cost him abo,
Id $4,000.
WE DEs1REAA representa-,
ne man or woman for this territory
re take an active interest in connectic
with u company towards develo,
ing the introduction and sale of
cnlondid nrodnnt Rnaincaa mill nro,