The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-14
We sell guns and traps cheap
northwestern Hide and Fur Co.
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northwestern Hide and Fur Co..
Minneapolis, MINI.
W. G. Richey departed with his
family Monday for Minneapolis
where they expect to reside in the
future. Mr.. Richey has disposed of
his property and business interests
In Mitchell and will live permanently
in Minneapolis.
Inc government thermometer
reached the lowest mark of the sea-
son Monday When it touched at
III degrees, one degree below freez-
ing. Nothing was injured by the
freeze, and in fact it was welcomed
by the farming element of the coun-
ty, for it put the corn in much better
condition for husking.
Wanted-Limited number of
shares in Riverside Elevator Co. Ad-
dress S care Mitchell Capital.
p. H. Stetzer, the white man who
was cut up quite badly in the cut
ting ARRAY by the negro Sunday
morning, is now said to be out of
danger and is resting easily. The
wound in his back, from which CON
siderable trouble was anticipated,
seems to be healing up and if no
further developments occur Stetzer
will no ohio %o ho o,o,na leo.. --
Deputy Sheriff Michael F. Clancy
of Waukesha, arrived in the city Sat-
urday afternoon and returned with
Charles Deftcher who was arrested
here by Chief of Police Cunningham
on the charge of %desertion. The wo-
man in the case has left town it is
understood. This is another case of
.affinities, with the wife and Children
left to shift for themselves back in
Wisconsin while the gallant father
and husband is off with the secondary
object of his affections. The charge
which will be presented against Deit-
cher is that Of desertion. He return
ed without requisition papers.
For reliable hail insurance see w.
e. Rathbun, SOC Commercial and
Savings bank building.
On Thursday Of this week the gym
nasium classes of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
start flor the, high school boys and
the juniors. On Friday the business
men will commence their seasons
work. Considerable improvements
have been made this year in the way
of new lockers and added apparatus
in the gymnasium. The auditorium
of the city hall has also been leased
for two permanent nights a week
which will be a decided Improvement
over the conditions of last season.
Mr.. Whitaker will be assisted this
year by George Minty, former assist
ant physical director at Sioux City
and a corps of leaders.
WE DESIRE-A representative
man or woman for this territory to
take an active interest in connection
with our company towards develop
ing the introduction and sale of a
splendid product. Business will prove
a permanent constantly up-building
n with satisfactory remuneration
to the right persons: Previous ex.
perience not necessary, only plain
common sense with ambition to get
on in the world and backed by some
little means to start with. Address
The Oxy-Tonic Company, 81 ives,
illinois street, Chicago, Ill.
Manager Reeves of the Dakota
Central Telephone Co., sent out 6
force of men to Mt. Vernon Thursday
morning to unload four carloads o,
telephone poles. This is but a fore
runner, Mr.. Reeves says, of the grea'
amount of poles, wire etc., that is tt
be unloaded at every station between
Mitchell and Chamberlain. The com
pany, Mr.. Reeves said, has decided
to string a copper Wire from this poin
out to the river town, and settin:
new poles over the entire route. Z
large force of men will be employee.
at once to set the poles and strinI
the wire, and Mr.. Reeves expects t
have the work completed within thir
ty days. This will give the compan,
a splendid long distance line to tn
river, and something the public viii
appreciate.
The Seattle Packing Co. is going t
establish headquarters in this cit
for the purchase Of hogs for the west
ern business. F. L. Gates, the rep
resentative of the company is in tn
city at the present time making al
rangements for this purpose. He ha
been in consultation with E. R. Stol