The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-02

son, and w. II. Adamson. The force
wore badges a foot long that told who
they represented.
Judge E. G.. Smith, of Yankton,
the presiding judge in the first judi
cial circuit, was Il visitor to the corn
palace.
W. NJ. Gilbert and wife, Of ALI
ance. Neb., arrived to visit with A..
j. Gilbert, at his home northeast OF
Mitchell.
Lieutenant : Governor Snow. of
Springfield, spent several days in the
city viewing the corn palace and re-
TUNED home Friday morning.
ID. W. Burright was called by a
telegram to Toledo, Iowa, Thurs day,
which brought the Information that
his father had suffered a stroke of
apoplexy.
Thos. Ryan. editor Of the Elk
Point Leader, and Mrs. Ryan came
up to see the corn palace and the at
fractions and went home Friday
morning.
AZ oluSO IAullCus VI dWdluCu.
Iowa, arrived to visit the corn palace
and is visiting with O. W. Coarsey
and family. She will go to Virgil
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Biehl, of Gal
lion. Ohio, arrived for a brief visit
with MI. and Mrs. S. T. Greene.
Mr.. Biehl said they made the trip
out here at this time Of the year
just to see the corn palace.
Ia The st. Paul Pioneer Press of We'd
nesday morning had a th~ree-column
half tone cut of the new city hall
building and a description Of the
building. The picture makes a nice
showing for Mitchell's progress.
Mayor james H. Rrenton returned
home to DesMoines, Iowa, after a
visit of three or four days in the city.
The mayor thought the corn palace
idea was a great feature for South
Dakota, and that it ought to be
maintained.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson has been at
L Minneapolis for the past week visit
ll1R 1CldClfCSs LII UIClC SuC az.
tended the dedication Of the Second
Church Of Christian Scientists, and
heard n Of the leading scientists
speakers address a vast audience.
If you want a threshing machine
E.. B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
J neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
DR.. and Mrs. Waite, of Redland,
T Cal, are in the city. DR.. Waite is
e looking for a new location to practice
his profession and has been travelling
!. over the country since last May for
recreation. He may decide to locate
in Mitchell, as he says he is very
: favorably impressed with the outlook
of Mitchell in it's future growth and
developm ent.
y Senator and Mrs. j. A. McDougal],
= Vim. R. Donald, of Britton, have
o been in the city for several days in
attendance at the corn palace, and
paid The Republican a pleasant visit
this morning. They left on the af-
ternoon train in-cOmpany with II.
f. Hunter in his private car fol
their homes.
A. II. Hanford, of Centerville,
~ came up to attend the meeting OF
!, the Home Guardians, which was
held Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Han
ford said that he was we'll pleased
: with the in which Mitchell
ID is doing things this fall, and tina
:e the corn palace was one of the yer.
n best features that had taken plac
I'd in the state for advertising purposes
&c Two fire alarms were turned in yes
IS terday afternoon. The first was 70
n a small cowshed in the northwes
a part Of the city, which took fire fror
some cause unknown. 1t belonged
of Thos. Rogers and with a half dOze
Mt pals of water the flames were eXtir
Mt guished before the department go
NO out there. The second was for til
nd explosion of a gasoline stove in til
~ north part of town. No damage.
nd E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assor
ment of buggles and surries bot
steel aud rubber tire.
he
,o- W. w. Collins, superintendent
the /. & D. division of the Milwau
kee arrived in his private car yeste
IN day afternoon and was accompanie
las by Mrs. Collins. Mr.. Collins spoil
US, in high praise Of Mitchell's cor pa
lr. ace as being a fine advertising N
ian dunn for the state, and was particI
ad. larly we'll pleased with the immen
Ugh crowd of people who came in over tt