The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-17

lndiu ~CndTacCer, w. >. Lackeye is al
strong favorite in this city, and his
production of the Jew character was
Fhailtlt with delight and laughter.
Mr.. La Srye was also pleasing in his
singing speciality. Frank Ramsdell
is another gentleman whose work as
al actor makes him a favorite, and in
the part Of Job he made one of the
hits Of the evening. and it was good
for a home run. Mr.. Stark does the
work Of the villain and in this he is
an adept. He has IA commanding
figure on the STAGE and does his work
cicyerly Mr.. Barber appeared in the
|character Of Vivian Forester to good
advantage, The s~pecialties presented
between the acts are good and will be
repeated each evening. The audience
%applauded the work of the actors
with great enthusiasm and twas ev-
ident everybody was well pleased.
Oats for sale. JOHN Quirk.
Miss Eliza Vermilyea went to San
born, Iowa, Wednesday to visit rel
atives for several weeks.
Mccormick binders stand at the
head for clean, good reliable work.
Sold by VIM. Koch.
Mrs. r. E. DundaSs left Wednesday
for Grand Rapids and other points
in Michigan toNsrend the rest of the
summer with relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Morgans and Miss Caro-
line Cooke went out to the ranch in
Hand county this afternoon to visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Jay
Cooke.
j. B. Wolgemuth went over to Ar
lington1 Tuesday to attend a re-
ception that Will be extended to
Thos. Reed by the G. a. r. and w.
r. @ of that place in honor OF his
election as department. comman der of
the G. A. r. Of the state. Mr.. VOL
gemuth was appointed assistant adju-
tant general by Gen. Reed.
Alfred Monagan is very sick at the
residence of J. Hamiel on east first
street. His ailment seems to be a
disease Of the brain. Sunday he was
in q very serious condition and from
noon of that day until Monday noon
he had thirteen commissions. His life
is dispaired of and his relatives in
} Iowa have been notified of his con-
dition. Mr.. Monagan is a carpenter
and has been working in the country
most of the time.
Harness, machine and hand made,
is carried by VIM. Koch. Fine line
of fly nets, lap robes, ETC., for sum-
mer use.
Charles Luby, Of Artesian, who has
given the police Of this city more or
less trouble during the past five or slx
years by coming here and filling up on
booze, and then creating a rev, was
4 nabbed by Chief Keith Tuesday be-
e fore he got very far in the filling uI
n process and taken to Jail. sLuby was
brought before Justice Mckinley this
e morning and paid a fine of $40. He
e has but one leg and years ago he usee
to wear a wooden attachment to hell
0 out his shortness in pedal extremi'
ties, and he used it as a weapon O
II warfare when he got on a foot. HI
r now wears a cork leg and he is not a:
dangerous as he used to be.
- Ear
= Edward Madden, of washington
Springs, lies at the Highland hous
: Z with a broken thigh, as the result o
slipping on a banana peeling yester
day. He was walking along Mail
= street Tuesday when he encountered
= the banana skin. He fell in such
:, manner that part Of his body wen
:, into the cement gutter, thus break
:. ing his thigh at the hip. He wa
:, taken to the Highland house and Dr.
:, re-. A. Bower was called to reduce th
= fracture, being assisted by DR.. E. T
King. Mr.. Madden is IS. years Of
- and the fracture will be more Difficult
~ to handle successfully in a nan Q
~ his years. Some of his relatives al
: rived from Washington Springs Wed
= uesday to care for him.
ne Now is the season for corn p1ows
t. e. B. Van Alstine has Fuller s. Johr
ed sons full line, also the famous Ohio
e. The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Scheich was overcome by th
rs heat in the circus tent Tuesday a
So ternoon. The lad. who is but seve
be years old, was carried out and D.
Freyberg did what he could at tt
he time to relieve nm. The parents S
cured a carriage and went to tt
no Office of Crane s. Ball, where he h;