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

! Born, Wednesday, OcG. II, TO Mr..
1 and Mrs. Elmer Allen, a daughter.
Mrs. a. Fraser, of Chicago, is Wis.,
l iting her mother, Mrs. John Abra-
ham.
Strayed-One black gelding horse 5
years old, with wire cut on front foot.
V. B. Young, Loomis, S. d.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wood left Wednesday
for Vermillion and Sioux City to WIS.,
il with relatives and friends.
Harry Mcdonald returned Wednes.
day to Chicago, where he will
resume his studies in a dental COL
legn.
Lawrence Grace arrived in the city
Monday evening from Lacrosse, Wis.
He has been sick with a run of fever,
and comes home to recuperate.
Washington Springs True Reputli-
can Mrs. G. M. Leedom, Of Mitch
ell, has rented the Carlton house and
will open it to the public today.
Mrs A. B. Rowley has been visit
ing with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
B. Morse, for several weeks and re-
turned home Wednesday to Renssa-
lear, Ind.
Mrs. Frank BEDFORD went OUT to
Plan kinton Tuesday and will
reside there in the future. Mr.. Red
ford has a position IN a creamery at
that place.
L. s. Stcccr, who has been in st.
Louis for the past week in conference
with the Simmons Hardware Co.,
whom he represents in this territory,
returned to Mitchell to resume his
work.
Use Coles Carbolisoap and have
skin as soft aud sweet as a baby's.
1t has, no heavy soapy perfume, but
leaves a faint odor as Of fresh country
air, that is exquisite. Try Coles.
Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. B. Davis and son, Artie, and
daughter, Myrtle, left Wednesday
for St. Louis, Mo-, where they will
spend the winter. They will keep
house for Benz. Davis, who is attend
ing a medical college there.
Judge Frank Smith and Court
Stenographer Boyles went out to
Plankinton Tuesday to hold a term
Of circuit court for Aurora county.
The docket does not contain many
cases and the term will be short.
f. b. Elce is doing quite a good
deal of work on his telephone sl stem
to put it in the best possible shape |
for business. He is putting up over
5000 feet of cable in which to con-
duct the wires through the business
district and part of the residence
portion. One OF the cables contains
l20 wires and another carries 100
wires. This will insure a better SER
vice in that where the cable is used
there is no liability of crossed wires.
A. +. Rowley left Wednesday
for st. Paul to attend the Horse
shoers convention. He has several
machines at the convention to demon
strate the workings Of the apparatus
which his company produces for the
easy shOeing Of the most vicious
kinds of horses. Mr.. Rowley says he
is having splendid success in placing
the machines and they give the best
of satisfaction. They are in opera
ton in one or two shops in Mitchell.
Funeral services we're held over the
remains OF the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Frank at the res
ldence Of Mrs. J. Fl. Paullin We'd
nesday. There we're quite a number
OF friends present at the services to
extend their sympathy to the be-
reaved parents in the loss Of their
little child. The services were on
Quoted by Rev. Fred r. Drewett.
The remains were taken on the II
O'Clock Milwaukee passenger to Ak
ron, Iowa, where the parents will
make thu interment.
Thos. Chantry, Of Meckling.t is
here With a carload Of honey. which
is of his own production. The Re-
publican editor tried a generous sam
pie of the honey and we can unhesi-
tatingly pronounce it excellent. He
is making a house to house canvass
in taking orders and is disposing of
a large quantity Of the Dakota pro-
duct. Mr.. Chantry carries one Sec
ton Of a hive that contains about S.
600 bees which he displays in his can
vass, and it is a remarkable sight to
see such an assembly Of these indus
trious insects.
Oscar Williams, Of the Clarion
force, will very likely play profession
base ball next year. A few days
ago he received a proposition from