The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16

arrived last Faiday. re formerly
lived on u farm some distance north
of Mitchell.
R. H. Ruth left Saturday evening
via the Omaha road for. Kasson.
Mimi, being called there by the
death OF his father, William Ruth.
Vim. Koch carries a good assert
ment Of buggles. DON'T make a
p lrchase unit! you see what he has.
He got a special deal on a carload
and will give purchasers the benefit.
For sale-House and lot. Lot 3.
block 81. LAWYERS addition. Five
rooms in house, and good barn. Price
81. 1000. Address owner, Jospeh Way
man, Pasadena, California, box 3S2.
Travis Bros. have opened up an in
telligence office in connection with
their new and second hand exchange
three doors north of Mitchell hotel.
If you have anything to sell list it
with US and let us find you a buyer.
Opposite post Office. Travis Bros.
J. P. Halfhill has moved his bill
lard parlors into the west room Of
the Gazette office. The building
vacated will be used by J. W. Broad.
bent & Co. as a second hand store,
which will be run in connection with
their furniture store. The firm owns
the building.
Rabbi Monheimer. Jos. Lovinger,
Julius Wolff and Mrs. T. D. Becker,
who were here to attend the Becker
Metz wedding Thursday, returned
home to Sioux City Friday morning.
Gustave NJ. Kahn, of New York, who
acted as best nan at the wedding,
accompanied the bridal couple to
Minneapolis.
Rev. E. NJ. Wilson delivered a lee
ture at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening that vas well attended.
His subject was on India, from which
country he recently returned. He
spoke very entcrtainingly on the
customs Of the people and their re-
ligeous tendencies. MI. Wilson had
on display some of the many curiOs
from India that were inspected with
pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Rowley, who
reside at Mt. Vernon. were injured
on Saturday afternoon by theii
horse oyerturning the buggy. They
we've just driving in from Mt. Eer-
non TO visit their son, Walter Row.
ley, when the horse became fright
ened. The couple was dragged &
short distance, and Mrs. Rowley re-
ceived a cut on her head. Mr.. Row
Icy was bruised considerable abou!
the shoulders and on his limbs.
A memorial service in memory O
the late A. X. Campbell was held a
the Salvation Army hall. Sunday
evening that was largely attended,
goud delegation from the G. A. R,
also being present. The service wa
conducted by Captains Reep ant
Kreidler, both Of whom spoke Of tn
high character of MI. Campbell an.
his work ia connection with tn
Salvation Army. Several member
of the G.. A. r. also stood up ant
spoke u few brief words relative t,
the life Of the deceased. 1t was a,
interesting service and showed tn,
high respect in which the decease,
, was held.
1t is not possible for the proprie
tors to publish more than a very few
' of the numerous letters received II
praise Of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol
, era and Diarrhoea Remedy and tellin
! OF its remarkable cures. They com
from people in every walk in life an
from every state in the union. Tn
following from Mr.. Il. W. GreathOuse
OF Prattsburg, Ga, speaks for itself
r 81 would have been dead now bu
: for the use Of Chamberlain's Collie
8 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. |
p cured me of chronic diarrhOea afte
: seven years Of suffering. l can neye
. say too much in praise of that RENE
dy.' For sale by all druggists.
Jack Rogan, who was severely il
jured Friday, is now practically on
: Eof danger. He vas working on til
8 Widmann hotel building when til
!, accident occurred. He was standing
4 near the elevator shaft on the secon
e floor, and with a fellow laborer wa
q in the act Of lifting a heavy ston
on the scaffolding. The board brok
and the two men were precipitate
thirteen feet to the floor below
Jack fell on a plank, striking on hi
q back a little below the shoulder;
y inficting what was thought woul