The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09

from White Lake today.
Mccormick corn shredders are sold
by VIM. Koch. They do the best
work.
D. Fl. Henry, one Of the promin-
ent bankers Of Chamberlain. was in
the city today, returning home on
the afternoon train.
May & Suchy, the tailors, have a
new advertisement in The Republi-
can to announce their prices on
overcoats and fall suits.
If any farmer in this section has in
their employ a boy by the name Of
John Heckel, aged IA years, please
notify Karl Heckel, at Emsley, S. D.
l.. j. Wood, president of the North
western Live Stock Commission Co.
of Chicago. arrived in the city last
evening. coming out Oh the eXcur-
Sion train,
Mrs. Edward Doyle and daughter.
and John Currans arrived from EN-
mettsburg Tuesday to attend the
wedding nuptials of Miss Grace and
Mr.. Henry Currans.
For sale-House and lot. Lot 3.
block 81, LAWYERS addition. Five
rooms in house, and good barn. Price
1000. Address owner, Jospeh Way
man, Pasadena, California, box 3S2.
Miss Bertha Stevens. who has
been visiting with her cousins, Mrs.
H.. 4. Kibbee and VIM. NJ. Smith,
for the past four months. left this
morning for her home at Goldsboro.
N. G. Miss Stevens was sicklv when
she came north but she returns
home the picture of health and will
have a good word to saw about the
South Dakota climate.
Wanted, a new mich COW. f. O.
Bradley.
Before adjorunl ng Wednesday af-
ternoon the county commissioners
closed a contract with Will A. Beach,
Of Sioux Falls. for furnishing the
steel equipment for the vault in the
register of deeds office. which will
admit of much more room for rec
ords. The contract was made for
1912, and the material will be deliv-
cred along next spring. y
VIM. Koch carries a good assort-
ment Of buggles. Don't make a
p 1rchase until you see what he has.
He got a special deal on a carload
and will give purchasers the benefit.
Rev. Fred r. Drewett, B. Morse
and John W. Broabdent returned
home Monday evening from Madison.
where they attended the state meet
ing Of the Baptist church. They re-
ported a very interesting and well at
tended meeting, there being some ex-
cellent speakers from without the
borders Of the state. The next meet
ing will be held at Watertown in
1904.
DR.. Graham returned Wednesday
evening from Sioux Falls, where be
had been to see about figures for in
Sailing the steam heating plant in
the new University building. 1t is
the intention to put in a plant large
enough to heat both buildings. All
the fire proof partitions and floors
have been placed in the building anc
the plasterers can commence worL
! within a short time.
| VIM. Koch has taken the agency
| for the Calmar, Ia, wagon, and
has a carload on hand. This wagon
has been manufactured for 81 years
by one family. This is western made
and the freight rates are cheaper.
1t is the best wagon for the western
| farmers.
Rev. Chas. H. Powell went oyer tc
Sioux Falls Thursday to ATTEND
the celebration Of the 6ftieth ami
versary of Rev. John H. Babcock's
ordination as a rector in the Episco
pal church, which will be held thi!
evening. MI. Powell carried a testi
monial from the many friends Of Mr.
Babcock in Mitchell in the form Q
a purse Of money. which had beer
subscribed by the mem- bers of tn
church and members of the Mason
lodge, the latter send over five 81
gold pieces and the church peopl
sending a purse of $50.
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips hav
no equal for biliousness or constips
tion. They do not grippe but NOV
the bowels gently and easily, clean!
ing the liver and the effect give
strength to the glands, preventing
return Of the disorder. Price 10 an
IS cents. L. o. Gale.