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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yes
terday AT the Real Estate Exchange sales
rooms. Nos. II and l6 Vcscy street.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
126TH ST ~. s. 1s5 II Of Madison ave.
.oxgJ II sty dwg. executors sale. bid In at
sl3 300. also
4TII ST. 50 s. 30 n ~ OF ~ ave 2Dx
az TX ifreg, sty dwe. executors sale: estates
of William :. and John Waterhousc, deceas, a :
sold 10 Isaac q johnson Tor $1,000. also
i2srH sT. s. p. 100 n Of Firth ave: a0x
20 II. sy dwg. voluntary sale. bid IN Al sI7.-
900. also
80 AVE. - and 30 . ~ n nj 2Jd Ct.
ax5j two . SIS dvgs. voluntary sale bid
Dr. of So 800. alsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CPD ST. 100 East: Potterton Bros ags Mar
tin Goodknd ct al: April II, 1911; S8l2 81
TELLER AVE. cor 163d st; Richard Z
Thubaut, inc aet william Simpson Construc-
ton 20 ct al. March %. 1911: $780,
191ST ST, s. 30 II " OF Hughes ave; Vim
cenzo Bonomo 90 agt Orwell Realty co ct al:
MAY 81. 1910: s25
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 174th 81: Union
Fireproof Sash and Door co agt Emkaar
Realty 20 81 al: Jan 3, 1871 600 c.
agt william Guggolz Construction co ct al;
Feb "a 1911: SITS
SAME PROPERTY: John A Mccarthy
Bro AIT same: Feb 2. 1911: 81. 403 So
SAME PROPERTY: Moritz Arnstein ast
same: Feb Q, 1911: 500 80.
BROOME ST, SOS and $40: Morris schnee
agt church NJ Our Lady Of wilma 81 all Feb
os 1911, S15O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
LIS PENDENS.

f2oTH ST els East. Mary Petit ert Mary
\ Meaghor ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney
i Hanson ''
WASHINGTON AVE. 8 COIL rs ~ Issth
St 2i5NlipN rreS; Mary \ Tlowley AFT VIM II
HedGenoorf - al foreclosure If mtgD; attorney
W \ Ferguson. -
ST OF EMS pI. lots 40 and a. man ~
south Vernon Park. The Bronx: VIM 4 Arnold 81
al agt VIM w penfeld ct al foreclosure ~ mt Q, .
attorney " g Arnold 49,
FOREST AVE. s. $50 II n OF road leading
irom West Farms To Ncstchester ave 25x loo.
Mice isherwooi agt Albert Stanley OF nj tactlop
TO recover doScr). attorney, \ Darmstad,
10TH ST ~ East: Charles Rutenberr az,
WIN J suhr e. al foreclosure OF mtc). attoTN
neys. Spiro & WasserNogeI S'' '0'
SID ST. u East: New York Life Insurance. ~.
agt Wesley Thorn ct al foreclosure Of n,teCt AZ
tCrney. G W Hublcn "''s'' ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1865; Tenement
House Department agt Thomas McWators 1no,Ice
OF levy; attorney. \ r Watson e
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1864. same ay,
same moticc Of levy. attorney. \ " Watson
10TH ST. i38 East, Bank for savings In ,b.
city OF New York agt Isaac u Levy et nj ,,oro
closure OF mtg)' attorneys Strong & cad
18TH ST. :. 252 II " OF Decatur ave 90 ~
lux irrg: ihiraa + Happy agt Patrick a. RourLS
., AT foreclosure OF MTG: attorneys M,,chon r
Mulsn. "'''h'" "
23cTH ST 9. 49, n . OF Katonah nv, os :
WOO fermdn Real Estate 90 act E-edo-tr
pahncrt ct al foreclosure Of MTG; at,orneys ns
- Mare y Morrison NNN''"oFS' lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
SUBURBAN SALES AND LEASES.

Scarsdale Estates sold in the Greenacres
tract ~ the Hartsdale Station to William
J. Walsh. a plot adjoining his residence.
,i,on which h. will erect another house in
liz fan. also 10 A. c. Aver. plot. corner
al Wslworih avenue ana "feehacres ave
nue. for the construction OF road III con
ueotion with his own house ana 10 D. W.
.Johnsop pof On Walworih avenue to be
improved within tie next thirty DAY
Sheldon & Becker sold for Mrs. William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

NV nhSii,E pItiN H. : c cor llsth ST. % /
20 500 OOn '''p'' 'ciiNht
3GlST ST :, $40 # " OF Tyndau ave
a,.6NloO: Title Guarantee and Trust - -,
William !. end Annie TAYLOR 81 ooo ''"''
AUDUBON AVE. " cor lS6,b -, IN, ~,
roo; Hhelsca Realty co loans II q ReaItV Cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

c,..,sr =, Sam. 80 900: address. same as a.ssonsi
rSro O. SAW I'VE ST mOrsSss, 2" 20 New
Century Express co; $40; address o.
ave. 40, - c7xt2J: Apr
y. 1903 Philip Hoeiing an ana o~ i: owner.
M Isnea S. Scn"@ - East iiith s.; s'"o' at
torncy, X II Schwartz - bfoa" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WILL BUILD TO SUIT yO
MORTGAGE LOANS

S%5no FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED AZ a
le, cent IN Two payments ON three s,or,'
large concern IN Long Island ~ We 'Ic',th 'or
,on.ei'stNe .alne ~ land ana buidne SIX o"
,r',, "' i,ans ior term Of ,eats 81 a., ner
i3j Broadway. A'"H IO.' Room 8lO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
ERATIONS s.
MANHATTAN.

Delaney ST. los: to two = s,y ferm,.
stores and lofts. We'll x Mayer owners: Uar-
rison * Ssckheim. go Grand st. architects: cost
5000
STU AVE. or 3sth at: to 3 sty store
and dwlg: F & ! Goodman 236 West 44th ST
owners; VI Grimes 80 East i2d St archi-
tect; cost s. 600.
10TH ST 2I3 East. 10 a sty home: Little
Sisters Of the Poor. owner: W I Tanning Pater-
son. j. architect. cost $4,000.
THE RRONN
2l5TH ST, u 9 cor White Plains ave: 70 g z
sly frame stores and dwlgs. 2SN53 each. Ruskin
Realty, George Wilcox president Filth ri and
White Plains ave, owner: John Zuelch 2lIth
81 and White Plains ave. architect: total cost,
IS. 900
JEROME AVE. n cor 16Ith st. to a 5 sty
hrk store and tenmi. 81 80. Georg. n Nc
Adam 20 West goth 81. owner: Nathan LANCER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
FURNISHED ApARTMENIss !;

kIT,HpNETTE APARTMENTS, II nslr fosa!
locs,,on one. Two o. three nne , ns hess
and bath. In a private dwelling psI ssh ..
alegtgtc!ty moderate rent. VI S'''
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
COYOTE LASSOEp
BY YOUNG W0M0N
SCHOOL TEACHER THROWS
MOOSE OVER HIS HEAD ANE.
THEN KILLS HIM WITH
STONES.

Custer. $. ID. That she can throw
4 lariat as Well as teach school. was
shown by Miss Alta Scott. a young
teacher near here who is proudly dis
playing the fur OF a coyote caught
by that method. With a little girl.
Miss Scott was on her way to Her
mosa when she spied the animal. She
had the I;fiat handy and squirting
her horse she gave pursuit and when
She let the rope fly. deity Slipped it
over the coyotte's neck. She had no
other weapons but we'll aimed stones
despatched the coyote and the hide
Was brought 10 town and is being
made into a rug. Mis- Scott learn
ed to lasso since coming west.
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N POWER A
BETTER THAN TWO

aberdeen. $. y. The city "om-
miss i9rsrs ~rccontly secured an cS-
PEI ON Chicago. F--@.ik +. l'owle.
10 investigate the local electric light
and power plant and report. Mr..
Fov.le has filed his repor, in which
he suggests many improvements in
The plant in order to enable the COM
pany 10 give satisfactory service, but
strongly advises against granting Il
franchise to a second company. if the
present one manifosts n disposition
10 make good on the ground that
a company having \ monopoly can
usually give better service to more
people al lower rates than can two
competing companies, in q City the
size OF aberdeen, dividing The pat
rouage. Mr.. l'owle suggests three
months as y Sufficient length OF time
10 enable the local company 10 get
its plant in shape 10 give satisfactory
NIL
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
COURT CONVENED
WITH LIGHT DOCKET
CDIET CONVENED, MD ASIDE
FROM \ l'EM MOTIONS .AHGu-
ED i.lTTiE MAS DONE
5ilN MAS EXCUSED.

The November term OF circuit
colrt convened This morning with
Judge Smith ON the bench. with the
court rom pretty Well filled With
fifty mombols q, the jury and JAe
usual spectators.
The civil Gallon ar was taken MP
and checked over tor the cases Which
arc ready Tor trial and which we're
dismissed OF the forty-eisht cases
II are for divorces. These are Carl
\. lidroelf VS.. Agnes I'idroeif, Jacob
Buier ". Christine %I'ujcr. John
licimstra vs. Kathryn ilcimstra, la-
cob l.omlz VS.. Maggie l-cnz. Blanche
Lowell vs.. Ross \. Lowell. Daniel \.
ainotA ". Lu,hera Smith. Henry
Toiopka ". Anna rolopka. Bessie
Young vs.. Thomp. Young. Sarah Da-
Wis ". Perry Davis. Tho SAVES
|lcnsen and Barnard divorce cases.
Which have been on tile calendar for
several terms. are UP al this term.
but il is likely that nothing Will b.
done about them.
There arc - cases on the criminal
calendar. tho most important OF
which are those against Luther Plot
ney and Mrs. Kate Quinn. When the
court called the criminal side of the
calendar States Attorney Herbert
said he had information TO file in five
cases, and which will be done in al
probability tomorrow morning.
plotncr and Mrs. Kate Quinn came
back TO the city last night, and We're
present III the court room this nom
ing. 1t is expected that some time
tomorrow Il. j. Spnngler, the attor-
ney for both parties. will present tho
matter 10 the court and ask for {
change OF Venue to some other coun.
ty to try the charges OF adultcr!
placed against the pair, and the at
torney believes that the change vii
be granted, for the aso that 81
much notoriety was given the case
by the outside newspapers that i
would be nearly impossible to Sc
cure Il jury that could Try the cas-
impartia!ly in this county.
About all that was accomplished
in court today was the presentation
of IN amended answer in the case o
Irwin vs.. Taubman by Attorne,
Brown. OF Chamberlain. lrwil
brings suit for damages in defama
ton Of character through the pub
licution OF certain articles in tn
P~lankinton Herald. 1t was expect
ed that The Ease would be tried r!i
term, as it has been postponed sew
eral different time, but the court per
mitted the amending of the answe
on the part OF the defendant an
the case was set over 10 anothe
term.
Fanebust e Son. OF Sioux Falls, j
bringing suit against the city Of Nit
ohell TO recover money alleged to b
due Oh the sewer contract. This cas-
will be heard by a referee after tn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
RAIL STRIKE TO
BE ARBlTRATED

Chicago The threatened strike
OF craftsmen on the Rock Island rail
road will likel.. be settled by arbi-
tration. This plan was suggested by
Governor Denecn of Illinois on the
vc:y day the men were expected TO
so out. The only question is one OF
wages and Gov. Deneen suggested
that each side name six arbitrators
and that the twelve name three more
and that the fifteen hear evidence and
decide. The realroad company is
ready to accept the plan and name six
governors Of western states.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

ULUO UU u
For fire and turnaGo insurance see
". f. Rathbun, agen; for the Royal
Insurance Co.
Justice Sat,erlee had two cases be-
lore him yesterday afternoon. Port
lioin had n sign when projected
more than three feet across the STE
walk in front OF his place of business
on lilst Avenue west and the court
imposed a fine OF 50, which he paid.
Earl Meyers lipuidatcd a fine OF So
for drunkenness.
Lee Ritts. OF Perkins county, and
Ray Orr, of this city. We're up be
lore Justice Drake. both on the
charge of drunkenness. and i'm each
case they paid Tho customary fine OF
80.
MIR. Farmer: Will trade a fine
residence. new and modern in best
residence district of Sioux City for
a farm. raw land or improved. Adj
Gress Owner, 1915 Jennings st
Sioux City, Iowa.
FOR SALE One good yearling
poland China boar with papers
from a litter of TO-" has had run OF
s acre pasture all summer. Il. y.
carpenter. Ethan. S ID.
The first debate in the high schoo.
was held MondaN evening in tho
assembly room when the question o
public utilities being owned and Ope
rated by the municipality as oppos
cd to corporate control was debated
John Berry and Clinton Anderson
were for the affirmative ami 10,
Lawler and Ward Ellis for the mega
tive. The young men indicated il
their addresses that they had givel
the subject quite a good deal o
study. Tho indges awarded the dc
cision TO the affirmative. 1t is til,
intention OF Superintendent McClin
tor TO arrange for one or two de
bates later in the season With som
outside schools.
Rev. Henry Snyder. pastor of tn,
Presbyterian church, received a telc
Srom Mon3ay afternoon announcin
the death OF his brother-in-iaw i,
Chicago, and that the funeral woul,
be held at Waukesha, Wis. MIR. shy
der departed for that place in the ev
'ening via the Omaha road,
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis sinus
ter. SUNDAY. Nov. -, Il son.
Chief o. Police Smith arrested
fellow by the name OF Richard j
Lewis Sunday for holding up anotl
er party for the price of Il dinner
The chief placed him in Jail an
when he got his mail yesterday tn
chief received a card from the wan
cen OF the fedora! p]enitentiary a
Fort Lcavenworth. Kan, giving III
description OF a party Who escape
from q guard a: Kansas City, No,
~. The description tailed With tn
hold up man exactly, aud the chic
) wired the walden that he had TIL
!, man.
The Rev. L. b. Barnett went t
:. Aberdeen this Afternoon to meet wit
; the Episcopal clergy, which will b
lin session until Thursday Afternoon
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
.BEADLE STATUE IS
TO Be UNVEILED
ynls WILL. HE FEATURE OF
STATn E.lC!,i.RS NSsOCIl.
TiON MEEriNG Nj rllitRE
NEXT MEEN.

pin,ra : rba ,ncorina of thn
v.to o5,~,c.,ion,f a.eociatio, -, mis-
,i,y ,c<t y,,l n,,o5ises ,o no ON,
Of ,;,o 1araest gatharinror rho wear
rl,. rotoI fans mn. In
i,a cane.a11, roso,,.ea ami n,i,.1c
-.ia.naa. wiir y. ,h,a,,, n,,n, ia
any WHO can,,at .anrra hotolaeccn-
oa.t o ~ .ho,a 10 ~, ,,ob II
e.,i,o,+e1 ,,,, ,an,, 49,, , MON.
s,,,i ,o,ol. ,,.i1l .h.# l,.,a y.,l mo
e,bcnl. ~ Mo e,at.. a,n. oivan a ,afa-
ttan ,,. tha, ,,.,,L ,n a}3o,. mo teach
ar. 80 o,,a,5 rho nroo,am vhtrn
~. 400, ,,,,ooa ia. ~. n,a,E in
@t.ae. ,.c,.E H., c,atno oa,cata,.s az
~ g,,, ,rd na,ion MA coy.r. afl
49,, 80 s.5a,1 y.o,.,, >,ons wi,h
-. ,aa.l.,r. .s.n5i ..ion n,on,r !,
., .,x;,,;,, io, v.i,l
r,.o, ,hoi,. v,o,.,, l,eina s,ranaca no.
$50, M ,,,,,in ,3,o ,~,sn1ar
fo, $500, soe}, Nh he
90 tltnh .o,n,t .,1 ,~ol9.een aenar,-
,,gnt. Nv ol,,ut, ,,NDrinI, ndrnts
.,a re,d.d
ac,,, t,,.,.. .na,,. and
,;,aor.arte, a,nar.@e4,. Asso,int-
"a scbnol bo.,, d.rartm.nt statc
t;s,o,,, ,o,,.h,,s ,ssoeiai:an. ANA AZ
saoio,ian ne s,bool executives NJ
~, ~ ,i,,a mo eouth pakot,
c,.,a ;Iro,, Assoni,+ion win meet
h,;, ai,o ~ t,a ,itv mo ,ihta, Rams ot
~, s,,,o AT ,bn s,,oe limo witi, me
.o,nl,cr.
c,.,u ia of Snc,Lc,s
r,o III, or ene,,ers Includes in,
,,n,os Of Adams puffer of BOSTON
president rba,,se T Grawn of Tho
e4.tn norma .c,,oaj# on MI. Pheasant
uicb;o,n. Nils lri;e Il s,eayns. sn.
no,intendent 81 travelling lib, cries {.
Wisconsin,. Tic Honorable G. q. Law.
,rnco Of South Dakota; Professor
Geo NJ. smith: President j. NJ
11cs,on. suncrintenlenf NlexanSc,
strachan: sun, rintenacnt g.. y
Nray. principal Early: Presiden
Samuel Il. Kerfoo,: President f. b
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
BANKED W colp srEEA.

II wouldn't let a doctor cut my
foot Off" said II. ID. Ely. bantam,
Ohio, although a horrible ulcer had
been the plague OF my life for -four
years. Instead | used Bncklen's AZ
Mica salve, and my foot was soor
completely cured" iseais Burns
Eoils, Sores, Bruises, Eczema, PIN,
pies. Corns. Snrest Pile cure 25c al
Diehl and Brown.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
NATURES WARNING
MITCHELL People MlST EECOG.
NIZi. MD nEED TT.

kltncN ills come mysterioslv.
Eur nature always warns You.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See l. tho color is unhealthy
If tlele are settling and sediment.
rassas frequent. scanty. pain
frl.
1t. time TO ,,se poan.s Niane.
Pills.
To ward OF serious diseases.
Doans l.uvo done srea, work in
Mitchell.
Mrs. William pattison. go. L.
Fourth .NNc.. Mitchell. s. Oak. says:
~ suffered from XII ney trouble for
about a year. the principal symptom
being hackache and an annoyance
from the Kidney secretions. was so
lame that could hardly straishtcn
uron arising in tho morning and
nothing brought me relief until |
procured Doan's Kidney Pins from
Diehl & Browns Drug Store. The
contents OF one box was all that MAS
required to rid my system OF kidney
complaint. Doan's Kidney Pills have
my highest endorsement"
For sale by ell dealers. Price 30
cents. l'oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-noans
and take no other
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

"What is Due the College from The
High School.
What The High School May i.H-
pect Of the College"
"High School Inspection
How Can School Visitation Is"
Made Most Eeneicial.'
The County superfntondem's Nu-
tholity.'
~ Rational rlan for State Md
10 High Schools,
classification and Promotion in
Rural schools.
The Rural School of the Future
domestic Science in tlbe Public
achool
"s.tasia in the G%na5es.
"M'hat tne High School Expects of
the i imarY Teacher"
TO What Extent should State Md
be Given TO Country and High
scAoolsa"
Tile Most Practical Nay TO Sc
cure Medical inspection OF An ru-
Pills"
I" In,'il i,cadlr Statue.
: lhe onc Event out OF ordinary Tor
this IN etIa& viii be the unwilling of
iue Statue Of Geneial ~. II, Heaale.
whic3l ass been placed in the niche
selected ger Fl in t9le state building.
l:qilap ne iiISi ~ an 10 be
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
DE..TM CHAIR TESTED.

Richmond. Va. Electricians today
tested the chair in which Henry Clay
Eeattie. jr., will die on Nov. 9th for
wife murder. They found it i'll good
condition. I'eattie.was in prayer this
- 1y IN Il .
morning, with two ministers.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
New Tans.

From Aberdeen Mr.. Barnett Will go
directly east and put in two weeks
in New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia in the interests OF ST. Mary's
new church which is TO be erected
next year. Services will be con-
Quoted nj ST. Mary's next Sunday
by Rev. John ". Walker.
IL. u. Butteriield returned home
Friday night Via the Omaha road
from Kansas City. Mo-. where he at
tended during the Week the Trans.
Mississippi Commercial Congress. Mr..
Butterfeld said there was a large
gathering of men from all over the
country present and that there was
much spirit injected into the meet
ingS.
Rev. and Mrs. G. 4. Ilager dcpaI1-
ed Thursday evening for %Spearish.
S. d.. where they will make their
home in the future. Mr. Hager was
called to the pastorate of the Meth
odist church of that place and will
become a member OF the Black Hills
has been a district superintendent
OF the Methodist Conference and his
term OF Office expired last year.
since when he has been associated
With the work OF the Anti-Saloon
League. Mr.. iiager is a strong pull
pit man and the people of Speartisl
will with doubt be pleased With his
work there.
Born. 70 Mr.. and Ms. \. j. Roz-
IN. 600 Second Avenue west. Tues
day. Nov. 81, 1911. son.
DR.. Iloasland gave the second in
the series OF sunday night sermons
in the First Methodist church and
was greeted by q full au itorium. The
special subject was. Jesus and Dis
ease under The genolal theme. The
Modern Church and Modern Qucs'
ilOnS. ne I'm WAS q tarclu
study OF the four Gospels to deter
mine the attitude OF Christ toward:
disease. The sermon held the clos
est attention OF all the people. Il
was announced that tho third in tho
series would be given next Sunday
night and tina, the subject woul,
be. Jesus and War" also that a
this service it was expected tina
Prof. ~l.oudenback would give IA TWEEN
~ minute pipe organ prelude. The
special musical numbers OF the choil
Sunday were attractive features o
both service.
Robert Burns departed SUNDAY ev
cning via the Omaha road for Port
land. Ore. where he goes on bust
ness connected with his silo factory
principally for the purchase of lum
Der in the manufacture OF his pro
Guct. He expects to he gone a wecl
or ten DAYS.
Dr. A. j. Huifaloe went to Roches
ter. Mimi. Saturday evening to TAX
la postgraduate course witr Drs. MaNt
in their hospital. He expects TO b,
absent until about Thanksgiving.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
If IL %d.ionins.

After going W. the calendar an:
il appearing that there were no
cases ready Tor trial today, Judge
Smith excused the Jurors from fur
ther attendance On court until 10
morrow. morning al . o'slock.
This afternoon tho court has list
tned to several motions OF "a minor
nature.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

All druggists sell Or. Cox;s Barbed
Wire Liniment, CSC, SOC and $1so0
BEETLES. Guaranteed. to heal without
giving a Flemish or money refund
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
\
800. 900 FIRE

Omaha. Neb.-l'ire during the
night caused Il loss of $4,000 TO
the following: Baker Bros, n. y.
Root company, Otis Elevator com-
pany, and the Woodmen OF the
World. The fire started in the
Root building.
PeoIia. Ill Fire this morning de-
stroyed the boiler shops of the Avery
Company. manufacturers OF farm i'm
plemen,s, causing a loss of s13o,,
600.
Nashua. \. NJ. Three men were
killed and n fatally injured. as tn,
result CT fire in the Hotel Denton
Twenty Others iumpedafrom the win
dows TO safety in their night clothes
Washington. u. Cdr. WalteI
Wyman. surgeon-general OF the Unit
ed States public health and marine
hospitai service, died early today i:
Providence hospital, where he wa:
treated for a %carbuncle. His Hines:
was kept secret and his death come.
as a shock to the country. He wa:
G3 years of age. The body will d,
taken 10 ST. Louis for burial. DR.
Wyman hal been at the head OF ,h'
public health service since 1902.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
GlLLIS' BIG SHOE STORE OFFERS SOME
Mems $3.50 Shoes.

Gun metal, button Or Blucner,
fine heel, fiat eyelets in lace,
good style high toe, Goodyear
welt. Our price $3.50.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
Baby's Soft Soles.

About everything in babys soft
soles one can imagine. sizes 0 to
q. lace or button, all colors. If
you have no baby Of your own
buy a pair for somebody else's
baby.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
Rino Toes.

Mems Rino toe, one of the new
creations for fall. Gun metal,
button, " inch heel, beaded
vamp, fancy edge soles, Good
year welt. Fine value, $3.50
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
So. so Ladies' Gun Metal

high top and new Hi toe. Is but
ton. | rs inch Cuban heels.
Goodyear welt soles, calf but
ton stay. well worked button
holes. A snap at $3.50.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23
Boys High Top Elk Skins

with 2 buckles at top well brac-
ed, in fact a fluff" shoe for
fluff" lads. All sizes. Will
never wear out.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-23

Dr. A. j. Buffaloe went to Roches-
ter. Mimi. Saturday evening to take
a postgraduate course witr Drs. MAYO
in their hospital. He expects TO be
until about Thanksgiving.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-10-06
Not The Jubilee. COOnS

Mr.. Strickland. living on Gresh-
am near Richmond, killed a large
porcupine in his back yard last
night. His dog made a'big racket
about the chicken yard. Thinking
mayhap Hughes Original Jubilee
Coons or some other original nig-
gers might be making an appear
snce in his coop. went ont to in.
vestigate. II was rather dark and
he saw indistinctly some animal he
took to be a badger moving about.
lie was about TO jump onto il with
both feet. but the dog was too
quick for him, jumped in and got
his mouth full of quilts. The pain
ful experience of the dog gave MIR,
Strickland his cue, aud securing an
axe, while another member Of the
family prodded Mr.. Porcupiue out
from under a shed, where he had
hidden, killed the quiilbaek with
the AK. The animal is about IS
inches in length and ~ inches in
breadth" and is one OF the largest
of his species seen in this neck of
woods. The neighbors have been
missing young fries all summer,
which was charged to the account
of the rats, but Mr.. Strickland now
thinks the porcupiue has liquidatsd
the account.