The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-25

iidL Llluliucu Will UPS. Leave dU
thiso flee.
Mrs. f. A. Bidwell went to Red
filed Thursday afternoon to attend
the staLe meeting OF the W. G. T. D.
Mrs. Robert P. Smith, of Mason
City, Iowa, is visiting with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. G. A. Beebe, dur
ing corn palace week.
Mis-. E. L. Fullmer left Thursday
ing tor Berea, Ohio. to JOIN her hus-
band, who has already begun his
duties with the faculty Of Baldwin
University.
DR.. G. G. Cowhick arrived Thurs
day afternoon from Kansas City. Mrs
Cowhick formerly resided in Mitch
ell. but is now practicing medicine
at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wait and little
son have been up from Armour for
several days in attendancetat the corn
palace, and returned home Thursday
morning. Mr.. Wait is the editor Of
the Armour Herald.
r. t. Robinson came over from
Egan to remain a few days with old
friends. Mr.. Robinson vas at one
time county auditor of Dawson
county and filled his long term Of
office acceptably.
How are your kidneys? 1t is dan
gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. Municipalities are the most
wonderful cure for ali kidney and
backache complaints Try them. %
cents. L. 0. Gale.
Will e. Clough, Of the Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader, spent a day or two at
the corn palace and stated to The Re-
publican that he believed the corn
palace idea was all right and would
remain popular for years to come.
DR.. Mark Halphide, who has been
in St. Louis for the past year or
more, arrived IN the city Thursday
Via Minneapolis and is a guest at
the home OF his son, G. G. Halphide.
The DR.. says he will remain here I'M
til Christmas.
Chief Martin, Of Sioux Falls, ar
rived in the city Thursday morning to
spend the day in looking over Mitch
ellis corn palace, and he stated to
the reorter this afternoon that
Mitchell was doing a great thing for
the state in holding the corn palace
every year.
The University opened Wednesday
and a large enrolment resulted. Be-
sides many Of the old students return
ing there are a great many new stud
ents starting in this year, more, one
student says. than he eve sax be-
fore. The outlook for the University
this coming year is the brightest in
the history of the institution.
H. G. Nichols has Just received
notice Of his appointment as watch
inspector for the Chicago, st. Paul,
, Minneapolis & Omaha raiload for
{ this city. The road has never ha6
an inspector located IN Mitchell be.
fore, but since so many Of the trair
crews have made their headquarters
here the company deemed it neces
sary to establish a watch inspecting
department in Mitchell.
J. H. Murphy and son, J. B. Mur
= ply, who are at the head of the Al
lanson Co., which own and operate
the news service on the Milwaukee
road and also the eating houses alonI
that line, were in the city attending
= the corn palace a few days, returnin,
home Thursday. They find tina
the local eating house at the Milwau
kee depot is dong a fine business un
der the management Of f. A. Graves
G. E. Fox received word this morn
: Ing from n Of the members Of hi
dramatic company playing "Ne1
Jersey Folks that the company wa
= stranded at Springfield, Minn., AM
u they want money with which to ge
i out of town. MI. Fox said that tn
company has met with hard luck TO
!: several weeks and that business ha
k been poor. The manager said tina
his contract with the members wa
e that the show would have to produc
t the salaries in receipts.
Rev. j. H. Babcock has teen visit
u ing with his many friends for severe
days, and attending the corn palace
Z He returned home Thursday. 0
!Oct. 8 Rev. Babcock will celebrat
his fifty years Of service as a rector {
t the Episcopal church, and the even
will be characterized with appropr
r ate exercises at Sioux Falls. Bisho
Hare has set out to raise a purse If
is Mr.. Babcock and contributions fro