The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20

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out to Plankinton Wednesday evenin.
to deliver an address before the
Methodist Ministerial Association.
Friday evening Mr.. Trohock will de-
liver an address on temperance lines
before the people of P%lankinton.
Tie Mitchell district Ministerial
Association Of the Methodist church
will be held at Plankinton this week
and began this Tuesday. Dr.. Thos.
Nicholson Presiding Elder Hager and
Rev. Fl. S. Wilkinson vent out there
this afternoon to attend the session.
The Gentlemen are on the program
for addresses.
Zone of my children was taken
with cramp collie and suffered severe
ly.'' says S. b. ElZee, Of Monet, Mo.
"I telephored for a doctor, then
gave a dose of ~Chamberlain's lCollc,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy. and
a few minutes later second dose.
Before the doctor came the child vas
relieved" For sale by all druggists.
Adjutant General Conklln has is
sued an order calling all of the colon
els. observation-disclosures, majors and
captalns in the South Dakota Guards
to meet at Redfeld. Tuesday morn
ing, Dec. s. for the purpose of discus
sing some military affairs OF special
Importance to the militia troops Of
the state. Major Coursey ana Captain
Briggs will attend the meeting.
Stephen, Frank and Miss Lena Hol-
leran arrived Wednesday afternoon
from Fulton, Ill. This family Of
HOllcrans. Of which there are six
boys and n girl, is taking up a
large quantity Of land west of the
Missouri river. and Thursday
Will. Jack, Ed. Stephen and Frank
and Miss Holleran left for Chamber
lain, and thence for a drive Of 60
miles out on the reservation to file on
their land. The seven expect to ac-
quire two sections of land that Will
lay Ill Ollc UOuy.
Tuesday morning at ! 80 the govern
ment thermometer registered ! de-
gree above zero as the coolest during
the night. With IA cold wind blowing
from the northwest it seemed much
colder and many figured that it was
OF s degrees below zero. The COLI
affected the running OF trains to son!'
eXtent.aS all the trains on the Nil,
waukee road, except the west pas
isenger. were over an hour late during
the day. and the Omaha mOlnine
passenger was 60 minutes late getting
in from the east this morning. Late
, trains will doubtless be the rule IN
til the railroads get used to this colo
, weather.
Geo. II. Russell. Il representative
: Of the johnson Service Company, wa!
! in the CITY Tuesday and explained t
several members Of the city council
this company's system for regulating
, the heat in a building or any room 0
the structure. With this system Mr.
] Russell claims that a saving can b.
made on fuel Of from Is to 40 pc
cent. He desires to install it in tn
Library building and also in the cit,
hall. 1t is extensively used in al
parts Of the, country and thousands o
, public buildings are equipped will
= the system. MI. Russell will looI
over the city hal! plans and give thu
installing the system in both build
, ings.
: The wrestling match failed to ma
terialize at the opera house Monda.
evening, which had been advertised
between Ed. Jones, a champion O
g somewhere, and James Kelley, 0
Sioux City repute. Mr.. Kelley is nov
tending bar for Charles Sanford
Previous to the match Jones ha'
been selling tickets around town ant
while he was seen early in the morn
ing he was conspicuous by his absenc
during the day and evening. Th'
price for the opera house was no
forthcoming and Manager Nlchol
:, declined to turn the key IN the door
Jones, it is presumed, got away witt
the money and there was nobody lef
! to wrestle with. During the day i
was reported that he got away witt
a small amount of money which b
T. secured from u Swede. Jones man
= aged the whole affair and proved con
! clusively that the knows how t.
, wrestle successfully with the financia
problem. Parties who bought ticket
: to the match can retain the paste
: boards as a memento OF the mate
they