The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

In his ud. in another part of to-
days capital Mr.. Gillis calls the AZ
tcntion OF our readers 10 his fine line
of overshoes.
j. NJ. Dunmire & Sons, OF Scotland.
S. d.. their second annual
sale OF Scotch and Scotch-,ipp.G
Shorthorn cattle, consisting of
ycarling bulls, so COWS and heifcrs
including > COWS with calves at thcil
side. Tho sale will be held Friday
Nov. 8. 1911 at the sale Pavilion in
Mitchell. S. u. The cattle will be in
the Pavilion ncNt week for inspcc-
ton. Catalogues are now ready.
For fire and tornado insurance sec
W. Z. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
\ Insurance Co.
Mr.. Farmer: Will trade a fine
residence. new and modern in bcs,
residence district of Sioux City for
n farm, raw land or improved. Nd
yrcss Owner, 1875 Jennings 81
Sioux City, Iowa
nc tlluiCll M'
we'll filled SUNDAY morning. and /;
most interesting service was held.
The special feature OF the service
was the excellent music by the NAL,
Quartette comprised of Mcssrs. Lind
say. lIager, Watkins aud Mise. Thril
selections were greatly enjoyed b!
the congregation. In the evening y
large audience greeted the pastor to
hear the sermon on Martin Luther.
Rev w. NJ. Mair discussed the WORN
aud character OF the great rcformel
at some length, and gave some inter
esting information concerning tho
heroic labors OF the man. He show
ed how Luther came up from tho
ranks of the poor, and through in
dustry, courage and high ideals be
came the most commanding figure OF
his age. The preacher paid Il glow
ing tribute to the remarkable work
and character of Luther, and de-
clnrcd that the present age is in
drbtcd TO him for much of our civ
i'll and religious liberty. The male
Quartette furnished two pieces OF
music that were much enjoyed by
those present.
Mrs. Geo. koehler enjoyed a visit
With her brother and cousin, NJ. Pet
erson and l.. Larson Of Council Bluffs
Iowa. while on their way back from
registering for a claim.
The old livery barn at the corner
OF Second Avenue east and LAWYER
street, which has been more or less of
an eScsore for a great many Years and
a menace to property in that section
is gradually being RACED to the
ground. The city council took action
on the condition OF the building re-
Gently and ordered it taken down. On
the west end OF the lots Mr. Logan
has erected a double store building
and it is hoped that he will fill out
the space to the east end of the block
with good substantial buildings. as
he one contemplated doing.
4 copy of the Riverside, Cal. Press
of recent date that w. a.
BARBER has engaged i'll the grocery
business in connection with the New
berry-Parker Co.. as managing
partner. The store is located at Ar,
lington, a short distance from River.
side. aud MIR. and Mrs. Barber have
moved to that location. MIR. Barber
was a former resident of Mitchell
!, and moved to the coast country ;
year or SO ago.
The Educator School Supply Co
has moved into its new building
just south Of the %postofiice, and a.
though it is not entirely completed
the work can be carried on in yer.
good shape. The building is an at
tractive one. built Of brick, with tw,
stories and basement. and heate'
X with steam. The plans We're draw
for the purpose OF fitting their bust
= ness and everything in the buildini
has been arranged with the idea o
}. compactness and quick work .Messrs
H. Ransom e. Pope, the proprictors
have made n fine success OF the busi
Z, ness since they took hold of it sew
cral years ago, and finally outgreN
the old quarters on Main stree
Tho company publishes the Educator
>. the leading state educational maga
zine. and is growing in greater pol
ularity than ever.
VIM. Anderson made Il shipmel
/, of hogs a few days ago to the Siou
City market, that netted him a ne;
sum. There was a full carload in I'll
shipment, making 53 head. Tho
d. averaged $50 pounds and topped tt
k market that day at Sioux City, f;
$3.50. for which he received a chcc
of %$1152.6S from thl commissio
firm of Long & Hansen. The hog
id averaged Mr.. Anderson s21.75 aft'
paying all expenses of shipment.
~ The son Of Charles Radmer die
L. at the hospital Saturday night at
o'clock as the result of lockjaw, ar
lte the body vas taken to the residenc
4 miles southwest of the city. tt
eW boy, who at 8 and n half years oil
was scratched on his person abo
>. seven weeks ago while playing aroul
!, a t%hreshing machine, but gave lit
1e- or no thought to it at the time. La