The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-03

See Barnard-Giles Implement Co.
for gasoline engines and corn shell
lers.
Mrs. e. A. Livermore has return
ed from Tyndall, where she was call
ed by the sickness and death of her
mother.
Mrs. A. E. Hitchcock arrived home
Saturday afternoon after an alb
sence of two months, during which
time she visited with relatives in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. ButterReld de-
parted Tuesday on their semi
annual trip for Chicago and New
York to make their summer pur-
chases. They will be gone a month.
Street Commissioner Allen is get
ting Main street fixed up so that when
the thaw starts in the cutters will be
free to carry Off the surplus water,
and there is an immense amount of
snow on Main street, from one end
to the other.
Rev. H. dew. de Mauriac of Litch-
held, Mimi. arrived in the city this
morning and is a guest of Rev. T. B.
Barnett. Next Sunday morning will
occur the ordination service of Mr..
Barnett and Mr.. ii. dew. de Mauriac
will participate in the exercises. The
reverend gentlement were classmates
at the same college.
r, E. Hardie & Co. received the
McPhail baby grand piano yesterday
at their store in the Widmann build
ing. 1t is a beauty, has an attractive
tone and will make a magnificent
present for one of the winners in
The Republican contest. Contestants
are invited to go to the music store
and inspect the piano and ascertain
for themselves that the piano is just
as represented.
Percy Frink has finally got the best
of the typhoid fever, with which he
has been wrestling for over two
months. It seemed that the fever:
had the best Of him two or three
times, but his friends will be glad
to know that he is now on the road to
recovery, without much possibility
of a set back. His siege OF sickness
has been quite long and very severe.
August johnson. living five miles
northeast of Ethan will have an aucs
tion sale on Tuesday, Feb. Is, 191OJ
ion the old Brockmond farm. He
expects to move or a homestead in
Harding county and will dispose of
the following property: 8 farm
horses; 13 head of cattle; all his
farm machinery; Is bushel of pota-
toes; 4 TONS of hay; a hard coal heat
. er and Numerous other articles.
{ DR. and Mrs. e. j. Lamme arrived
home Sunday evening from Chicago.
They have been there for the past
week, the doctor has been attending
a clinic in dentistry, and also had a
conference with the KimbaN Go. con-
corning the pipe organ that is to be
insta1sed iin the Methodist church.
. No contract has yet been made for
1.-THE organ, but the committee hopes
to have things directed toward al
fnaltty before very long.
| Mr.. Farmer when you are in town
stop al, the Rlotnea Livery and Feed
stable.
Charles Boreson was up from
Prosper township Monday. He said
the Farmers Elevator Co. at Ethan
had succeeded to the stock businessI
conducted by C. F. Drake, and COM
menced TO buy hogs End cattle today.
Mr.. Drake las been buying stock at
Ethan for a quarter of a century, and
he had the record of giving good
satisfaction to every man Mr.. Drake
expects to move to the Alberta coun-|
try, Canada, shortly. The elevator
company sly they w. maintain the
Drake reputation to the highest point.
The Misses Herman moved their
big five and ten cent store into
the south room of the Widmann
building Monday. 1t was just a few
months ago that the young ladies
opened their store on Third Avenue
west and in that time have built up
a trade which requires a larger room
in which to do business. They are
arranging their stock, which has been
considerably enlarged for the larger
quarters and will be ready to wait
ion customers by tomorrow.
For nre and tornado Insurance see
w. 3. Rathbun. agent Tor the Royal