The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-24

Wanted. TWO klJcnen girls at the
Merchants hotel.
For sale, sixbrood sows, will farrow
by Nov. 18th. Inquire on the Mason
farm. 6 miles west of Mitchell.
Mrs. M. Jaquemai departed for
points in Indiana and will visit with
relatives there until Christmas. Mr..
Jauuemai will join her in Chicago
for a brief vacation.
Peter Millroy. of Ryan, Delaware
county, Iowa, was in the city today.
He has real estate interests in several
sections of the state and has been
here looking them i've
DR.. W. r. Ball received a Beck
microscope from Network Wednesday
which cost him $3.50. The DR.. is now
prepared to make a ARCHAEOLOGICAL
examination Of the blood, etc., as an
aids to diagnosis.
L. O. Gale, who has been in
Chicago for the past ten days, arrived
home Wednesday afternoon. While
in the city he combined business
with pleasure and made some pur-
chases for his drug store.
Mrs. Elmer Smith and Mrs. Jos.
Swift left Tuesday via the Omaha
road to make a visit with relatives
in Illinois. Mrs. Smith went toYork-
Vile and Mrs. Swift to Elburn. and
they expect to be away about a month.
O. H. Perry took al easy and quick
method to move a house from the
corner of Third and Duff streets Wed
nesday. He hitched a threshing
machine engine to the structure and
hauled it over to the east side in
a very short time.
Misses Thompson and Mills
dermatology specialists, permanently
remove snperfolus.h hair, moles, etc. by
electricity. Electric facial massage
and scalp treatment, toilet prepara-
tions. Office at Mrs. Motl9y's corner
of Fourth and Rowley streets,
Mitchell, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlevy, of
Huron, arrived Tuesday evening from
points in Illinois and Minnesota,
where they have been visiting for
some time. Mr.. Dunlevy recently
purchased the lots and house founda-
ton formerly owned by O. L.. Branson
on the corner of Fifth and Langdon
streets, and in the spring will COM
mence the erection Of a fine residence
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Orrell went to
Chicago Wednesday for a visit with
relatives. While there MI. Orrell
will make some Investigations on the
matter of using oil for fuel in houses.
A few days ago he put a burner in
H. G. Tapp's jewelry store and it has
worked very satisfactorily and gives
out an intense heat. Kerosene oil is
used and it a be furnished a great
deal cheaper than coal
Since The Capital inaugurated the
system of requiring all subscribers to
pay in advance for the paper there
have been very few who have stopped
the paper on that account, and the
delinquents are coming right along
and paying a year in advance. The
Capital management appreciates very
much the manner in which the
patrons of the paper are paying up,
and it is a great encouragement TIC
get out even a better paper. IL Is
the aim of the editor to make The
Capital the best weekly paper in the
state, and with the cooperation OF
our readers. that task will be much
easier Of accomplishment.
Captain A. M. Kocher, of the Hot
Springs soldiers home, in writing tc
The Capital says that he is pleased
to know that we have adopted the
cash in advance system for the sub
scription to the paper, and thinks II
better for all concerned. He says ht
has been taking The Capital 10:
the past twenty years and has noticed
the great improvements that hav'
been made from time to time. Th'
captain says that there are about II
soldiers in the Home at the presen
time. Some new ones are coming II
and others are out on furlough, Wh(
will O O return, so that the Hom'
will undoubtedly be filled up for tn
winter.
Chas. NJ. Waters. the postotf1ce IN
spector, arrived in the city Wednes
day evening via the Omaha road tt
take up the matter of the improves
building for the local p~ostofice. MI
Waters stated that there had bee
four bids flied with Postmaster Bra
for the location. One was in the neN
hotel building being erected by Ere
Widmann, one in the middle OF tn
block between First and Secon
streets on the east side, one in TN