The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-29

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ment played by her brother.
III. G. Oviatt bought a good bunch
of horses from farmers at one OF
the livery stables Saturday. Mr.. Owl
att carried a good display ADVERTISE
ment in The Republican which
brought him "a goodly number of sell
lers, and he found the advertisement
paid him much better than if he had
travelled owe the country and bought
the animals.
j. F.. Noyt and wife OF Marion Jun
ction We're in the city Saturday night
and yesterday.
Geo. A. Mehl of Chamberlain, re-
presenting the First National Life
Insurance company of Pierre was in
the city on business Saturday.
The want ad columns of The Re
publican offer o the chance of MAX
ing an investment in pennies and get
ting a return in dollars. 1t matters
not what you want. Look owe the
classified columns of The Republi-
can now. When one considers the
great number of persons who read
The Republican every day, it is easy
t o understand why the Want-Ad gets
results.
II. C. Moore and Fl. II. Bell of
Pierre formerly with the First Nat
ional Life Insurance compang, were
il the city Saturday night and left
yesterday morning for Chicago from
where they will go to Washington,
ID. c.
Nj. O'Connell OF Redfield was "a
business visitor to the city Saturday.
Miss Kathcryn Reynolds of Spen-
Ger, Iowa, is in the city a guest of
friends.
The year-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Van Ruchen of Marion junction
died at st. Joseph's hospital, Satur-
day night of acute summer COM
plant. The little one had suffered
for a week and was brought here on
the midnight train Saturday night in
the hopes that relief could be OBJ
tanned. 1t died soon after reaching
the hospital. The body was taken
back to Marion Junction this norm
ing and will be buried there probably
tomorrow.
The last open air union service OF
the summer was held in the court
house square last night. Beginnins
next Sunday all the churches OF the
city will resume their regular ser
vices. Rev. f. b.. Barnett of ST.
Mary's Episcopal church preached
the sermon last night. He took for
his subject the passage from the
Bible which reads, II am in the midst
of you as one who serveth,' Il saying
from Jesus Christ. The audience was
a large one and the evening was
ideal. Rev. Barnett spoke at length
upon the life and characteristics OF
Christ and named Consistency and
humility as chief among them.
Mrs. John Brown returned home
Saturday afternoon from Charles
City, Iowa, where she spent the past
week visiting.
Joe Michels entertained about
thirty young mcn friends last Satur
day night at a supper at the McCar
thy cafe.
IT has been reported that unknown
persons, presumably small boys are
stealing the orr palace penants OF
of automobiles. Several auto owner
il nave. ItDOl lcu IooSto vi lhio
An effort will be made to apprehend
the guilty parties.
The work of tearing out the old
boiler at the city water works was
completed Saturday and the new one
will be installed as soon as it arrives.
An emergenc boiler is being used in
the meantime.
The city water superintendent
sprung a pleasant surprise on the
people yesterday. The water instead
of being shut Off all day, while the
mains were being connected at Sew
enth and Duff, vas only Off a short
time Saturday night. The task was
not so great as was anticipated.
James b. Hardie left yesterday fo1
Aberdeen on a business trip.
Rev. f. b. Barnett will so tic
Sioux Falls tonight where he vii
be present at a meeting OF the con
secration committee which Will be IL
charge of the conservation of the new
bishop, Geo. Biller, Jr., on Septem,
Der is. Rev. Barnett well return tc
this city Wednesday evening.
r. e. Hardie of the Hardie Piano
company went to Sioux Falls this
morning and will spend about a
week in that territory in the Interest
of his business.
Mrs. Edith Beaumont of Sioux City
| and Miss Pearl Odell of Sioux Falls
were in the city yesterday. They were
on their way to their respective
homes from a visit at Chamberlain
Mr.. NJ. w. Shepard left Saturday
for Pukwana, where he will visit fol-
some time with his daughter, Mrs
Chas. Hymers.
Mrs. Benjamin Wood and sor
Charles returned home Saturday
night from Bard where they have
been spending several days.
John Haney. assistant postmaster
is taking his vacation. He left re
Gently for Spokane. Washington
where he will spend a couple o.
weeks.
Mrs. Wood Smith and children re
turned recently from Buffalo Gap