The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-25
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I'D is a guest at the home Of j. n.
Ferris.
@Public Examiner Heminway ar
4ved in the city Tuesday to see
INV a corn palace is conducted.
If O want a threshing machine
r. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
feapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
Fred Widmann set UP his new bar
Fixtures Yesterday in his saloon, and
=Khey are about as fine as any in the
city.
Mrs. c.. l.. Downey, of Ashton,
IND Mrs. 2. e. Downey, Of Clinton,
Ill. arrived Tuesday and are guests
4 t the home of the editor.
For sale, 20 head Of Polled Angus
milk COWS with calves by side. Will
ssell separately if desired. L. Hof-
Estetter, 4 miles southeast of Mitchell.
When you feel constipated, have
&sorr stomach or biliousness, try Berg's
&Sweet Laxative Chips. They do the
work. 10 and 25 cents. l.. O. Gale.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lumley, of
Epierre, arrived in the city Tuesday
to remain through the corn pal.
n ACE. They are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wolgemuth
b Misses Edith Anderson and Alice
Boyer came down from Ashton Tues
. day to be in readiness for the
opening Of the University Wednesday.
Miss Anderson will make her home
q this winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
Downey.
l We have arranged with The Chi
4 cago Inter Ocean Weekly whereby
i our patrons can secure that sterling
! good paper, together with our own,
at the exceedingly low price Of ST. so
for one year. This. is a rare oppor-
tunity and should be taken immedi.
ate advantage Of.
Joseph Winter opened his new dry
goods store Tuesday in the old
postol1ice building, and carries a well
assorted line Of goods. The store is
very tastpfully arranged and pre-
Sents a good appearance Mr.. Win
ter is assisted by Miss Rubie Durrell
Miss Clara Barlow and Ralph Phillips.
There is d very handsome display of
palms and ferns in the postOffice
window that attracts the attention
Of those who pass that way. Post
mater Bras interested Z. c. New
bury in assisting to make the large
window space a little more attractive
and the result is a most charming
ene.
Samuel Webber has got his res.
taurant on it's feet again and now
has nearly twice the room he had be-
fore the fire Of several weeks ago
He has not finished the interior ar
engagements entirely as yet owing tt
the coming Of the corn palace, but
he expects to have things in flint
shape soon.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson, president
of Dakota University, left Tuesda!
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where h'
will attend the conference of the
Methodist church. DR.. Nicholson j
a member of several very importan
committees, and bis attendance a
the conference is very necessary. H
will return on Tuesday Of next weel
and will be accompanied home By hi!
two daughters.
The Third Regiment band, O
Woonsocket, arrived on the morning
train from the north Tuesda,
and it was at once pressed into ser
vice as an escort to Governor Her
ried. The band is conducted by Prof
Ireland, and under his direction som
very excellent music is rendered
In the afternoon the band appeared O.
The street and played a number Q
selections. The band will play o.
the streets for the coming five day
and they are going to give high sat
isfaction to our people.
The Yoeman lodge held a very in
teresting meeting Monday evening
which was in the nature of a socis
gathering, and the attendance wa
very good, considering the fact tina
the corn palace is just starting il
Prof. L. A. Stout presided owe
the evenings program and SONG
were rendered by Fred Kratz, R. 3
Briggs and Miss Hazel LathrcE
Readings and r%ecitations were give
by Prof. j. L. Lardner, Levi Tillo1
son, and Miss Bessie Mcguire. Tn
program proper was finished with
selection by the high school chorus
composed OF sixteen young ladies an
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