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

FOR sale cheap-One potato digger.
A. B. Seaton.
VIM. Nash and family have returned
from their trip to California and Col
orado.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, trains more people for
BUSINESS than any Other school. Send
for catalogue.
Count DeButz went to Aberdeen
thursday afternoon and will appear
IN Chas. G~ottschalk's opera house for
tle balance of the week. Mr.. Gott-
schalk will have a splendid Speciality
in the count.
Ex-Congressman and Mrs. John
a. Picker, OF F%aulkton, are in at
tendance at the corn palace, being
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. VIM.
}. Frad. Major Pickler is being
heartily greeted by many of his old
friends from all parts of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Graves, OF Pierre,
came down Thursday to spend
the day at the corn palace. They
left on the afternoon train Tor Aher-
deem to attend the carnival. Mr..
Graves lives at Ashton and is the
deputy secretary of state under O..
G. Berg.
Rev. j. S. Surbeck vent to Scot
land Thursday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod In consequence of his abb
sence there will be no preaching SER
vices in the local church Sunday
morning or evening. Usual Sunday
school services will lie held. however.
B. Morse and John Wayman went
to Madison Thursday to attend the
annual meeting Of the Baptist church.
Rev. Fred t. Drewett, the pastor,
went over today. Mr.. Drewett will
not 60 to Albert Lea, Mimi,
for several weeks yet, the impression
being that he intended leaving at
once.
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The Republican received several
copies Of Dawson City, Yukon Ter
ritory, daily papers OF the dates
Sept. 10, IL, IL, which were sent by
Miss Elizabeth Gleason, formerly a
resident Of this city. The papers
gave excellent descriptions OF the
Yukon fair that vas in progress on
those dates, and immense crowds Of
people were in attendance ever
though the thermometer Was at the
freezing point. Pictures were showr
of the agricultural exhibits in that
country and they were something
remarkable. 1t costs something tt
take a daily paper in that country
as they come at 50 per month or 50.
per year.
For the past three or four day
there has been very little work don
on the city hall building owing tt
the no%n-arrlsa Of the water table TO
the building. 1t was delayed il
transit and reached here Wednesday
evening. This morning a good fore
of stone masons were put to work b,
. GOttlcib Scheurenhrand to put tn
water table IN place, and then tn
stone work will be resumed. Nearl.
all of the interior walls are up t
the basement story. With plenty o
material Mr.. Scheurenbrand says h
will be able to get the basemen
story completed before winter SET
in, and the progress that he has a
ready made on the structure ind
Gates that he knows what he and h
, men a do.
The Parker band paid a visit
The Republican office 'Thursda
. and gave the force d very apprecia
' i've serenade. Director Stevel
picked out two Of his choicest sele
S lions and we were RECALLED with mus
that was charming. This band
filling an engagement with the CO..
e palace playing concerts on the stree
e and the boys have made a splend
g impression not only on the citize
Of Mitchell, but they have earn
the merited compliments from thou
ands of people from all parts Of t
f Estate. The boys interpret their m
sic very nicely and its renditi'
speaks volumes Of praise for the {
rector. 1t takes much work a
practice to attain a high degree