The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-25

c. H. PARROT left "Wednesday for
Chicago to attend to some business
matters.
Mrs. c. E. vermilyea went to Ged-
DIES Wednesday to remain a few
days with relatives.
FOR RENT-1Oo acres OF pillow
land 8 mes from Mitchell. Inquire
al Nj. n. Bank.
NJ. d. Clark has been so:ouruing
on a claim out near KadoNa for tic
regular time and proved up a rev
days ago. He arrived ii a ci'y
Tuesday evening.
County Commissioner Allison went
down to Ethan "Wednesday and With
Commissioner .Annis will inspect a
new bridge that Fred Bjodstrup has
just completed across Enemy Greek.
a card received from j. A. Gheen,
of indianapolis, Ind, states that he
has been at the Battle Creek sanitar-
inm in Michigan for the past five
! weeks and that he is improving SLOW
ly.
Tuesday afternoon Justice Mark
ham united in marriage John c. Hall
and Mrs. Ellen Rogers. Both parties
were former residents of Boone, Ia,
; but will make their home in Mitch
ell hereafter.
FOR SALE-Two story eight room
| house. good cellar. cistern. Well, barn
shade. cement walks, parking. Two
lots. south front, c%ornering on ninth
and Kimball streets. Price S. 5000.
w. A. Getty. Mitchell. S. D.
Otto Schneider and Carl Butter
field We're passengers this morning
for Gregory and will make their fill
ings on the Tripp county land the
first of April. Both young men stand
a good chance of getting a good quar-
ter section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Seaton arrived
over the Omaha "Wednesday from
points in California, where they have
been spending the winter. They re-
port a very pleasant time while there,
having met a number of old South
Dakota and Mitchell residents.
A. Scheurenbrand has a force OF
terms at the court house which the
board of commissioners ordered at
the last meeting. The c~isterns are OF
$50 barrel capacity each and are be
ing built of brick and cement.
Phil Medley fell from the fire es
cape at the high school building
Tuesday afternoon and dislocated hi:
wrist while his face was scratched
from blowing over the ground. He
entered the chute a qittle too soon ant
one side was loose, resulting in thu
accident.
Ernest Waslburm went over tc
Artesian this afternoon to help hi
brother in his spring farm work dur
ing the vacation of Dakota Wesleyan
University. Mr.. Washburn's brother
is quite low with pneumonia, and |
makes the third time That he has hat
the disease.
The only mill in Dawson count!
owned and operated by Dawson
county capital, and Use Dawson
county labor and wheat. Our flou'
is absolutely guaranteed to suit you
You are the Judge. Are we entitled t.
a trial? II so, have your groce'
send up a sack.
Mt. Vernon Mill e Elevator Co
] w. II. Crosbie, who has been on
farm in Plano township. Hanson
county, left this afternoon with hi
family for Underwood, where he ha
a claim and expects to live perma
ucIlIly, NIL. SIOSDlS lids DcSu ldIu vi
for some time with a severe attacl
Of pneumonia which delayed his de
parture about a month.
Salem Pioneer-Register: Mr.. an
Mrs. Will II. Gapp came home from
Mitchell Saturday. Mrs. Gapp spen
the week with the r. o. Sperry fam
lily, former residents of Salem, VIII
are nicely settled in Mitchell, Will
Will made some towns on the Mil
waukee, west, doing insurance bust
ness.
Several Iowa bankers were in tn
city a few weeks ago investigator
the conditions for putting in a loa
and trust company with a capital 0
100000. They considered th
opening for such a venture goo
here and arc now waiting until sue