The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
IN O AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
@Maa@ IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

48aba IN HI COUl
For fire and tornado insurance see
w. e. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
G. -. Walker of st. Paul, spent
Sunday in the city with his daughter,
Miss Helen Walker of the city
schools.
Mrs. o. P. Shaw and three sons
returned to Parkston Monday morn-
ing after visiting with her mother
Mrs. G. H. Miner.
Mrs. r. F. Daggert and three son
of Springv1lle, N. Y. arrived Satur-
day evening to make a visit with her
sister. Mrs. S. D. Gould.
Carl Max. of Scotland. has taken a
temporary position as a pharmacist
at Scallin Bros. Co.'s drug store. Lat
er in the season Mr.. Max expects to
engage in business for himself.
T. G. Burns returned to Gregory
Saturday night on the midnight train,
after visiting with his family several
days and attending to some land Of
! flee business at Chamberlain.
w. R. Smith has a lot Of work
horses and mares for sale, some
mares in foal. Phone 473.
Homer Snow returned to his work
at the Milwaukee ticket office Monday
morning and while he says the rheu-
matism is all gone. he is still weak
from its effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Reeves re
turned Monday to their home
at Geddes. They were married here
last Thursday evening at the home
| of Mr.. Reeves parents.
H. D. Butter1eld has a new adyer-
tisement today announcing the ar
rival of new spring suits. Mr.. Butter
field is in New York at present andshe
has sent on ahead some of the earl
lest spring offerings for his store.
FOR sALE-Farm Lands. $500
NE 32-101-65, Aurora Co.. s. D.
$1.275 NV 3-2N-26E Lyman Co.. s.
D. $1,000 NE 2O-1N-23E, Stanley Co.
s. D. $500 Sc 11-113-62. Beadle
Co., S. D. NJ. P. Hobart, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Ben Regan and Rush Brown have
leased the former opera house build,
ing, the south half. and have estab-
lished a furniture and a second hand
store there. They have laid in a new
stock of goods and will deal in all
kinds of second hand goods. They
will be ready for business in the
course of a few days.
Tom Johnston came in Saturday
night from White Owl, located away
out in the western part of the state,
where the people are putting in their
time proving up on claims. Tom Las
charge of four newspapers in that
section and expects to reap quite a
harvest when the final proof business
starts in.
Mr.. r. Townsend came down from
Aberdeen Sunday morning to see his
father-in-law, John Blenkiron, who
was injured badly a few days ago.
Up to Monday Mr.. Blenkiron
thought he would be able to make
his trip out to California with his
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend,
but his back Is injured to such an ex-
tent that the journey seems to be out
of the question at this time.
The Grand officers of the M. B. A.,
Hon. T. B. Hanley. of Des Moines,
Ia. and e. L. BALI, of Mason City,
Ia, have notified r. E. Cone, the
local secretary at Mitchell. that they
will meet with Mitchell Lodge, M. B.
A. on March 21st. They were expect
ed on February 9TH, but the date
conf1ioted with their Detroit, Michi-
gan. meeting, where they helped
adopt a 100 class and presented the
national banner to their largest lodge
in the United states-over 1900
members.
Judge and Kirkendall will hold a
combination sale at the Gladstone
stone livery barn, Mitchell, 8. D., on
Feb. 10, 1910. Any person having
anything to sell bring 1t in and we
will sell 1t for you. We have a num-
Der Of horses listed besides some
farm machinery. Persons In need of
anything In this line will do we'll to
attend as no doubt you will find just
what you want. Sale to commence at
O'Clock For inform ot{on coll IN