The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-03
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IL. u. MayheW came came down
from Letcher Monday ana. will
be here during corn,palace week.
w. B. Powell opened his new saloon
in the brick building to the e a Of
The Mitchell Saturday afternoon.
Howard Watkins came down from
Ashton and will play the snare drum
With the State Band during this week.
MI. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles have
moved into the Foley residence on the
corner of First and Dawson streets.
Mrs. d. Anderson came down from
Ashton Monday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. g. W. Downey, during the
corn palace.
VIM. Koch is selling his leather
and cord fly nets at cost. The Lang
ford %anti-chafe collars are the best in
the market. They are guaranteed
not to gall a horse. Give him { call.
Mayor Silbsy, as chairman Of the
library COMMITTEES, received the first
Of installment Of money from Andrew
Carnegie Saturday for payment on
the building SO far as the work has
gone. The amount received was
So, 900.
Practically all Of the Mitchell del
egation that went to Sioux City last
week got home Saturday AFTERNOON
and evening. There was an immense
crowd of people in attendance at the
Elks Carnival in spite Of the bad
weather that prevailed before and at
the close of the carnival.
Hub Edmunson is establishing a
bowling alley in the L. o. Gale build
ing, two doors south Of the First
National bank. He arrived Saturday
from Cresco, Iowa, with a complete
bowling outfit. Three alleys will be
put in and the place will be run in
first class shape by Mr.. Edmunson.
The Alexandria Herald has a new
editor in the person Of e. Fl. Yule,
Of Lodi, Wis. Mr.. Yule took pos
session Of the paper last week and get
out his first number. He is an ex-
perienced newspaper man and will
soon buildthe Herald up to the former
high standard maintained by the late
Editor Taylor.
The kodakers were out in force
Sunday with their machines to
get a picture Of the corn palace build
ing, now that the decorations on the
exterior are practically finished. The
Republican will have a half tone
picture Of the new building for pub
LEGATION in it's columns by Thursday,
if the engravers do not fail US.
The Frank E. Long Stock Co.
closed its engagement at the Grand
Opera House Saturday to a good
audience. presenting "a Wise Fool. .
At the close Of the excellent perform.
!, ance a sewing machine was given
away, Mrs. w. e. Crane holding tc
correct plumber. Mr.. Long and his
!, company went out to Chamberlain
: Sunday to remain a week.
Jack Leyings arrived Saturday
evening from his Kingsbury county
f farm, and will remain during exposi.
5 tion week. MI. Levings will be ont
of the door keepers at the palace build.
ing, and his tall commanding form
. will have the effect of enforcing
orders with few words. Mr.. Leving!
will be remembered as a member o
/, the University foot ball eleven 0
, last year.
: Rev. j.. 81. Babcock occupied til,
pulpit inst. Mary's Episcopal churcl
Sunday morning and delivered a yer
: interesting, sermon, and also admin
istered sacrament. Mr.. Babcock wa
a greeted by many Of his old friends a
the morning service. He stated tina
during the month of October Their
would be no services in the churc.
{ on account of the bishop being unabl
. to get any rector to supply the place
Thos. Ball commenced Monday t
0 move into his new house on tn
corner of Main and Seventh streets
This makes over sixty houses tina
Mr.. Ball has built in Mitchell sine
his first coming. His residence is
very attractive one, but there is n
. telling how long Mr.. Ball will renal
in this one, for he is always ready /
a sell and build another. S. S. Batel
= and family will occupy the residenc
that Mr.. Ball is vacating on tt
corner of Second and Wisconsi
v streets.
Quite a number OF people have file
complaints at this Office c~oncernin
% The careless way in which the boy
'r who are running the cattle herd pc
k nit the COWS to run at will while the
are being taken out and brought i
e to town at morning and night. Or
IS citizen in particular complained thu