The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-30

j. r. Milliken, OF Alpcna. was in
the city Thursday.
John Momsen, the popular drug.
sist, OF Mt. Vernon, was in the city
Thursday.
j.. II. Fahlencamp. the travelling
agenf for the Reliance Elevator Co.,
vas in the city Thursday.
Strayed-One black gelding horse
Yeas old. with wire cut on front foot.
v. L. Young, Loomis, S. D.
II. c. Greene returned Tuesday
from Wessing ton Springs, where
he has been doing some surveying. :.
Leave all offerings for the Child
ren's Home with Mrs. Elmer Smith,
Park avenue east, before next We'd
nesday. .
Why Go young people 90 to Man
kato, Mimi. to business college? Be-
cause Mankato Commercial College is
the best.
Gilbert Johnson has made up his
mind to move to Washington state
soon. where, with his wife, he will
reside in the future
Miss Florence Starr, teacher of
painting at the University, has COM
menced the erection of a house on
the south side, across the street from
the school building.
Vim. Rush bought the barber shop
OF Gilbert johnson and has taken
possession. Mr.. Rush has worked at
the, trade here for several years and
enjoys the reputation of being a good
barber.
Several parties from Mitchell have
been down at Lake Andes in the past
week on a duck hunting trip. They
repor0 that while the ducks are num-
erouS it is difficult to get within
range of them. and the shooting has
not been Of the best.
Levi Pierce, who has just opened a
feed store and coal house in the city.
placed an advertisement in The Re-
publican today as an invitation for
the citizens to do business with him.
MI. Pierce is located on west Rail-
road avenue, next to Turner's cream
cry.
Geo. e. Logan came down from
Minneapolis to get things started on
the improvements to be made in II.
d. Buttertield's store. The addition
on the rear Of the building will be in
creased another story in height,
which will give him additional room
for his business
Some Of the prominent. football en-
thusiasts are figuring on going to
Minneapolis Friday evening to see
the great game of the season between
ana Michigan. The Mil
waukee and Omaha roads are both
making a rate of one~fare for the
round "trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Boyles have
moved to a residence on Ed
munds street, nea the corner of
Seventh. Rev. Mr.. Giblett, the new
pastor Of the Baptist church, will &C.
cuDy the residence vacated by Mr..
Boyles. at the corner of First and
Dawson streets, when his family ar
riVes
If you want a thres9ling machine
d. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
Paul Williams. who graduated in
the classical course at the University,
last June. is again a student of that
institution. He has entered the com
mercial department and will stay
there until next spring. when he ex-
poets to go back to Chicago. His
father IS in very poor health at Al
mour and the young man is staying
in the immediate vicinity to be near
him.
While opening a box J. G. Mount,
Of Three Mile Bay, n. Y. ran a
ten penny nail through the heshy
part Of the his hand. Il thought
once Of all the pain and soreness
this would cause me- he says. land
Immediately applied Chamberlain-s
Pain Balm and occasionally after
wards. TO my surprise it removed
all apin and soreness and the injured
parts were soon healed" For sale
by all druggists.
The Chase-Lister Co. presented
Mavourneen at the opera
house Tuesday evening to a fairly
good audience, and the drama was
presented in an entertaining manner.
1t has teen presented to a Mitchell
audience on many different occasions
and something else would have been