The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-01

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urday from Minneapolis. Mrs. YER
milYea. who is in a hospital there,
will not be able to return home for
about three weeks.
Rev. MI. Surbeck, of Jasper,
Mimi. preached twice in the Presby-
terrain church Sunday, and the con-
%gregations that heard him were well
pleased with the two efforts.
At the meeting of Go. d. Friday
evening a successor was elected to
John Savage, who resigned his posi-
ton as second lieutenant. Walter
Seaman was selected to fill the posi-
ton. /,
M. Q. Porter is now doing business
in the line Of real estate in Kirsch-
baum's shoe shop. This being on
the ground floor obviates the neces-
isty Of Mr.. Porter climbing a stair
way with his crutches.
B. A. Williams, of DeSmet. visited
over night with the family Of G. II.
Older. He is driving through to
Rock Rapids, Iowa, and continued
on his Journey Saturday. Both
families were old friends in the Iowa
town.
Geo. E. Loganleft this morning for
Waterloo, Iowa. In about ten days
Mr.. Logan will return with his fam
lily, and they will again take up their
residence in Mitchell. They will re-
side in the residence recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Logan on the corner of
Fifth and Rowley streets.
E. L. Gilmore, who has been con-
Quoting the Iona Telegraph, for the
past year, was in the city Saturday.
The town is located % miles west
of Chamberlain on the Sioux reserva-
ton and Mr.. Gilmore said it was
running a newspaper under difficulties
SO far removed from d railroad. He
sold the paper two weeks ago to E.
L.. Sem.
Geo. Meilenz departed Saturday for
E9anktOn. where he will take a posi-
tion in the laundry owned by his
father and Mr.. Fish. George is an
excellent young gentleman and we
regret to see him leave the city. He
has been working for the Mitchell
Steam Laundry for several years and
has proven himself a careful and re-
liable young la in his labors.
We notice by the Aberdeen News
that the committee which has charge
Of the street %cranival for next fall,
has just held a meeting at which it
was decided to be impossible to
change the dates for holding the
carnival. and which conflict with the
first five days of the COIN palace in
this city. Mitchell's dates for the
; corn palace were given publicity two
) or three weeks before the Aberdeen
managers had decided upon holding
+ the carnival.
II have derived great benefit from
the use Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
fol rheumatism and lumbago," says
Mrs. Ann Hgelgns, Of T%uckahoe, N.
: j. "My husband used it for a
sprained back and was also quickly
relieved. In fact it is the best
family liniment I have eve used.
| l would not think Of being without
it. I have recommended it to many
and they always speak very highly Of
it and declare It's merits are wonder.
! full" For sale by all druggists.
, ]. S. Sem, of Chicago, secretary
! of the Davis-Johnson Co., was in thu
: city experimenting the putting ii
OF a new refrigerator plant tor Hamp
S ton & Gamble, the ice cream manu-
S %facturers. BY this method the firm
{ will produce their ice cream unde
the most improved methods, it beins
frozen by means of the refrigreato
r plant. The firm shows a good deal O
enterprise in installing one of thes
t plants, but they will doubtlessly dis
e pose of a much larger quantity o
cream.
A. D. Walpole has disposed of hi
e residence property on the corner O
Seventh and Lawler streets to W. A
e Branch, Of Pierre. Mr.. Walpole vii
at once commence the erection Q
another house just east of his presen
b location and when completed, abou
y the middle of June, he will Civ
possession to the new owner. MI
s. Branch will o here with hi
is family. During the time that job:
Schamber was state treasurer Mr.
1t Branch was connected with the stat
y office.
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