The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-04
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

NeuLeSudY VenlnR from ner Trip TO
points in Illinois and Wisconsin.
S. H. Scallin went to st. Paul" last
night to attend to some business
matters and will take in the state
fair.
Mrs. George NJ. Rowley, who has
been visiting with Mrs. Ben Olson at
McGregor, Iowa, for the past ten
days, has returned home.
Mrs. Susie Clonse went to Hartley,
Iowa, Tuesday to visit friends
and from there she will 90 to Omaha
the first of the next week.
School opens next Monday and j..
Ii. Ferris directs attention Of our
readers to his advertisement today
with reference to his line of school
books.
J. a. Mcguire, of Lincoln, Neb.. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcguire. in the city. Mr..
Mcguire is practicing law at Lincoln
and is meeting with fine success.
The county commissioners awarded
the contract Wednesday to +. Biod-
strop for the construction of a J ridge
in Baker township betweene sections
IA and Is. The contract price was
1910.
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gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. Kidney-Ettes are the most
wonderful cure for all kidney and
backache complaints. Try them. 25
cents. L. O. Gale.
f. P. A. McGovern has been in
Chicago for the past week and came
no me Wednesday afternoon on the
delayed Milwaukee passenger. While
there Mr.. McGovern laid in a large
line of fall and winter goods. also
suits.
Mrs. Mary D. Taylor has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives in
the city for several weeks, and left
Thursday for Vermiilion to re-
sumo her duties as a member of the
State University faculty. The fall
term begins Monday. Sept. IA.
Thursday morning G. Scheuren-
brand commenced active operations
on the construction Of the city hall
building by putting in the concrete
foundation, which will be sixteen
inches deep. By the time this work
is done Mr.. Scheurenbrand will be
ready to lay stone for the basement
story.
Geo. A. Fry, Of this CITY. and o.
E. Browne, Of Mt. Vernon, retur aed
this morning from Pierre. They have
been out there for the past week as
members of an educational committee
examining the papers of the teachers
Of the state who took the recent ex.
animation for first and second grade
certificates.
Miss Cora Scott entertained a mum.
Der Of her young lady and gentlemen
, friends at her home on north Mair
! street Wednesday evening, the great.
er share Of the time being spent or
the lawn, which looked very pretty
with the many Japanese lanterns sus
pended from the limbs of trees. Many
games were played and refreshment:
were served.
The Milwaukee road did not hav.
a very large crowd on its special ex
cu1slon to the interstate fair a
: Sioux City Thursday. The prin'
cipal reason for the small number
> was the fact that the rate for The
: round trip was too high. Had th'
company made the same rate that j
does on it's Sunday excursions peopl
would have taken more advantage o
the chance to 90 to Sioux City.
e When the work is finished Co. u O
the national guard will have a yer.
comfortable armory. At present ne,
lockers are being built IN the room t
accommodate about At men. III
officers will also have lockers for thei
paraphernalla. Last winter the mem
ers Of the company had no place t
drill to keep up the interest in tn
0 militia affairs, but the coming wiz
ter the work Of drilling can be mair
tanned.
Williamson Bros. came down frol
Aberdeen Thursday, having fin
ished the stone work on r. T
n Browns new house. The men wi
IS 60 to Spencer at once to rough OF
+ the stone for the basement story {
Ie the city hall building. They wi
then return to Mitchell and con
mence dressing it so that it will
j. ready to put in the wall by Sept. i
ar the date on which the stone work
le to commence.