The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
For Ore nnd tornado insurance see
L. Rathbun, agent tor the Royal
insurance Co.

". e. Rathbun, agent tor the Royal
Insurance Co.
j. L.. Cook and Z. L. Smith do
parted This morning via the OMAHA
road Tor Ellensburg, Nash, 10 look
oven the country, and expect 10 be
one about three weeks.
MIR. Farmer; VIII trade a fine
tesidenec, new and modern in best
residence district OF Sioux City fey
a farm. raw land or improved. 40
ress Owner. l3l, Jennings 81.
Sioux City. Iowa.
The Milwaukee road is having no
trouble in handling the passengers
out TO Chamberlain for registration
purposes. Yesterday afternoon three
coaches we're q 'ded here TO handle
the extra crowd, and about as MANY
today. rs yet The crowd from the
cast does not appear TO be very
large. tie greater number coming
from this state.
SATURDAYS rain brought forth a
eoodly o CT moisture, but II
had a ba1 effect on the corn palace
crowds. The precipitation amount
ed to SO inches. and brought the
tetal up for the month TO 3.19
inches. The past four motnhs pre-
duced nearly as much moisture as
the entire year OF 1910, which
amounted TO li.S2 inches and the
months of June. July. August and
September the rainfall was l4.2l
inches.
Rev. +. u. Barnett resumed SER
vices in st. Mary's Episcopal church
sunday moraing after an absence of
several months, and he was greeted
by a good congregation. lie went
through the entire service With the
III ly Communion. At the close of
The service the members and friends
extended their greetings on the re
arm to his work.
Saturday was an exceedingly busy
day at the county t%reasurer's office.
for it was the last day that the
taxes could be paid before the
penalty attached. 1t was impossible
10 get all the receipts written up,
but the orders We're received and the
receipts will be turned over this
week. The business of the corn
palace week had a tendency to make
people put off the important matter
OF paying taxes.
Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Barnett ard
the baby arrived HON Friday after
noon from Glastonbury. Conn, whore
they have been for the past w or
tArce months. While in the east
Nj. Barnett took treatment for the
palalytic attack which came to him
during the summer, and about every
trace of it has left his face. a fact
which his friends will be very glad
to know. MIR, Barnett said they had
the pleasure of meeting Mrs. A..
Craig Bowdish While at Glastonbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowdish are living at
Hartford. Conn, where he is attend
ing a theological seminary and
preaching in the surrounding towns
and Mrs. Bodwish is teaching domes-
lie science in the Hartford city
schools. Both are getting along
very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Doane. OF
Stoughton, Wis. arrived in the city
TO visit at the home of j. ID. Doane.
The two gentlemen are brothers.
Jerry Carleton. United States
Deputy, of Sioux Falls, ana Henry
b. Evans. Of OMAHA food and drug
Inspector of the bureau of chemistry
of the e. S. department of aglicul-
ture, were in the city today and
seized sixty barrels of vinegar at the
wholesale house of the Mitchell
Fruit and Grocery Co. Samples of
the vinegar were taken several
months g and sent to Washington.
where DR.. WHEY analysed them and
Ithey were found not to be pure vine
gar as advertised. The company
shipping the goods to the Mitchell
Grocery Co. guaranteed the vinegar
pure cider goods, and the company
accepted it as such. The company
will not be hel3 responsible for the
loss. as it protected by the manufac-
%turers.
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