The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-21
DE-. DIX e selling his furniturs ats

q bargain. Read his notice.
G. e. Reeves arrived home Tuesday
morning from a business trip up to
Lennon.
p. o. Ashmore of Reliance, was in
the city for several hours on business
Tuesday.
FOR sALE-32o acre stock farm
three miles from Loomis. j. Sykes
Wilson, Mitchell.
Mrs. Geo. Rounds, who has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. +. Wenle-
lerman returned to her home at Stone
vile, S. D..
L. A. Williams, of the Turner Pro-
duce Co. went to Rockford, Ill. Tues
day to remain a week with ella
tives.
Miss Mae Grabler returned Tues
day from Letcher. She has been
there for the past three weeks in her
capacity as nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Edwards. who
have been visiting with DR.. and Mrs.
w. R. Ball, left Tuesday for .thierI
home at Utica, N. Y. Mr.. Edwards
is the chief train dispatcher on the
Utica & New York railroad.
FOR SALE-My household fur
niture at a bargain; bedroom suit. /
lounge, chairs, table. rocker, lenol-s
lum carpets, writing desk, cupboard.
toilet set, etc. DR.. Geo. P. Dix, No. 81
C%hampeny building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grace spent al
few days with their parents, Mr.. anda
Mrs. John Grace, on the south side.S
and returned home to Gam valley,s
making the round trip to MITCHELL
in their automobile. Mr.. Grace ISL
the auditor of Buffalo county.
G. w. Sly, the foreman of the but.
termaking department of the Turner
Produce Co. departed Tuesday
for Milwaukee to attend the national
convention of the Dairy Show and
the Buttermakers' Association. Mr.!
Turner, who is also in the east. win
attend the show.
A soiled dove who has been Att
ting around the city for several days
was arrested Monday afternoon but
because Of the absence Of the city at5
torney from the city her case wa
continued until next month. ,UpoI
the deposit of $50 as bonds for he'd
appearance she was released.
Walter Wagner, of Springfield, an
rived in the city Monday afternoo}
to visit his son and daughter, VIII
are attending Dakota Wesleyan. Nh
Wagner will also have the pleasure
of visiting his uncle DR.. j. p. d
John, who is to deliver a series .oJ
lectures in the city this week.
G. E. Vermilyea departed thH
morning for Chicago and Clevelana
to make a purchase Of suits an
cloaks. He will go on to North Eas1
Pa, to see Mrs. Vermilyea, who
still very sick there as the result
ptomaine poisoning. II she is abb
to be moved Mr.. Vermilyea will brin4
his wife home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith arria
ed home Sunday afternoon from the
eastern trip to Washington and Ne
York, having been gone about til
weeks. They left their daughte
Jeanette, at Washington to attend
seminary. MI. and Mrs. Smith 6
pected to go to points in North Car
lima on this trip but changed the;
plans after reaching the east.
A slight change has been inaugtl
ated at the Mitchell National ban
whereby Cashier Patton is reliev
of his duties at the window and W
have more time to meet the custos
ers of the bank. j. ]. Lahey VI
hereafter be installed at the cal
ier's window, Louis Simpson will
found at the place formerly held
Mr.. Lahey and o. B. Wells takes 1
books given up by Mr.. Simpson.
.Iamos Knapp. NO has been COZ
ing in several restaurants about to-
became rather the victim of circla
stances Monday afternoon. He Il
been dfl1n!ng some and went up
the court house and asked to see 1
of the prisoners. He was ALLOW
to see him all right, and will d
tinue to have that opportunity
the next 16 days, Judge Mark1'
sentencing him that period Tues
morning on the charge of drunk