The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-08
should surely be proud of this sweet
producing company
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

For fire and tornado insurance see
w. Il. i%iathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co
j.. II. Ferris and wife, write
from Portland, Oregon, that they Will
leave that city Sunday, for Seattle,
where they will stay a short time.
They will start home to Mitchell in
a short time and are expected to ar
rive here some time the latter part
OF next week.
The TruaX Grain company is show
ing some very fine samples of flax
which is almost ready to cut, and
which measures "a inches in length.
This sample was gathered from a
field of $40 acres, owned by the COM
pany in Morton county, North Da-
kota. Some very fine samples OF
South Dakota flax Is also being
shown.
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Bowdish came
i'm from Yankton ON this afternoons
train and will be in the city until
the midnight train leaves for the
west. They will visit a short time,
with relatives in Nebraska and will
then go direct to San Francisco,
where they will sail August II for
the Hawaiian Islands, where they
will be stationed in the religious
work.
Conditions are Just right for wint
er wheat. Good seed at reasonable
prices. Dakota Improved Seed Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Burris left for
their home in B%rookings, yesterday
after visiting for two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Wells left for
Tobin's park today where they will
spend several days camping and fish
ing.
Mrs. w. III. Webster and daughter
Ella departed over last evenings
Omaha for an extended trip to Port
land, Olympia and other points in
Washington and California.
Mrs. Benjamin Tilley, will leave
the latter part of the week, with hel
family for Ruskin park where they
will spend two weeks camping. Rev
Tilley is conducting revival services
there.
Samuel Rehfield, of Redfield, is
now in the city as the latest addition
to the working force OF the Prick
Whitman candy company.
Wood Smith, chief of police, is
still busily engaged supplying farm.
ers in the vicinity with laborers. Yes
terday he searched the Milwaukee
yards and found six idle men whom
he turned over to farmers. who took
them to the country to work fol
them.
j. F.. Piches of Alexandria was in
Mitchell on business, this week.
Hardy Turkey Red winter wheat
Dakota Improved Seed Co.
A Lester of this city is in Spencer
where he is the guest of his daughter
Mrs. Art Masters.
ii. E. Hitchcock informs The Re
publican that the Republicans Alb
erdeen correspondent was in error il
stating that A. T.. Hitchcock is OF
the executive committee of the state
democratic organization. A. E. Hitch
cock is a candidate for elector ant
I'll. n. Hitchcock is on the eXecutiv,
committee.
The Washington Springs Repub
lican has the following to say con
corning Rev. w. NJ. Mair of this city
Rev. Mair of Mitchell gave a lee
ture at the opera house Tuesda,
night before the teachers institute
He took as his subject The COMING
Man. 1t was a strong forceful argu
ment and was delivered in a master
ly manner"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Silsby, VIII
have just returned from a month
trip in the west. spent nine days il
Seattle with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z
Turner, formerly of Mitchell, afte.
the national convention of the Elk
had closed al Portland. Mr.. Silsb,
reports that Mr.. Turner is we'll pleas
ed with Seattle and that he is doins
splendidly in the brokerage business
Seattle is going ahead, notwithstand
ing the big boom it has passed
through, the city spending nov
SIS, 5000, 900 in additional dock facili
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Silsby also visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. j.. b. Wolge
muth, formerly of Mitchell, at thei
home in the Bitter Root Valley
which Mr.. Silsby declares to be on,
great garden spot.
Mrs. VIM. Pascoe and son Harry
who have been visiting in the Blacl
Hills the past week returned to the
city Saturday night from Rapid City
John j. Brandt of Aberdeen ant
we'll known here as a conductor OF
the Milwaukee between that city an(
here, is again in charge of his lul
after about a six weeks absence. MIR
Barndt returns to his work much i'm.
proved in health and benefited BY
his vacation. While away he visited
Portland, and Salem. Ore, Mt. RAM
err in Washington. Vancouver, .. C
and many other points of interest in
the west.
Local dealers state that they now
have plenty of binding Irvine on HAND
to last until the end OF the harvest
and hal it is easy to get enough now
to supply the demands. The Irvine
shortage, while it caused some EN-.
barrassment in some places had nc