The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-05


at the Presbyterian church In the
morning anu the Baptist church H.
the evening Sunday. Ills work was
very much appreciated and it Is u
great pleasure TO hear his voice.
b. W. Palmer arrived in the city
Monday afternoon from Armour and
completed the purchase uf>the p avey
elevator. Mr. Palmer will retain the
services OF E. f Remington and the
elevator will be kept open right
along.
Paul Williams received a message
late Saturday night of the serious
condition OF his father at Armour.
He secured a team and started at
midnight for that place. Mr.. Viii
liames has been in poor health for
onle time.
Dangerl near at hand when the
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P. Il. Kelley left Monday for
Frceport, ILL.,, where he will Join his
brother. J. E. Kelley. of Huron.
They will make a trip south, going
to points in Kentucky, Tennessee,
Louisiana, Mississippi and ARKANSAS
They have real estate interests in
those sections and aill take northern
parties down there to locate. Mr..
Kelley expects to be away about a
month.
Gilbert Thorson and John Chris
topller, OF Letchcr, passed through
the city Monday on their way to
Milwaukee TO make arrangements for
the manufacture OF acylinder wrench
which was recently patented by Mr..
Thorson. A company has been Or
ganized in which several Mitchell
PARTIES are interested, and the pro-
motors are sarguine of making a good
thing out of the invention.
Jos. Harker, jr., and Jos. Halker,
a cousin, arrived home from their
trip to California, where they have
been for the past two months. They
reported having had a fine time bask-
ing in the sunshine of the Pacific
coast and find it an ideal place 10
spend a part Of the winter. Mr..
Ilarker was accompanied home by his
sister, Miss Pearl, who has been Wis
iting for some time at points in Ne
braska.
1 would not be without a box of
Bere's Sweet Laxative Chips in my
home, states a prominent business
man of your city. They do the work
are perfectly harmless and act gently
to the bowels. Best for constipation
and howell complaints. 10 and %
cents. L. O. Gale.
a. r. Ireland, uf Woonsocket, who
Is organizing a state band to take to
st. Louis during the exposition, was
In the city in conference with the
Commercial Club with reference to
Mitchell's supplying a musician to
play In the band. 1t was decided to
send Rex kathbun as an alto
player. 1t will require the rails
ing OF S75 to pay the expenses Of the
musician, and:.with the 500 donated
by the county commissioners will
make the sum a pretty good one from
the city and county. Mr.. Ireland saws
he has 81 men for bis band which be
thinks he will be able to increase to
at least 45. The band will remain at
st. Louis a month and furnish music
in the South Dakota building.
Fred 0. Bradley got a bad fall Sun
day afternoon that will lay him up
for awhile. He was driving out OF
his yard With his Sleigh and the run
ner in some way caught on the gate.
The sudden stop threw Fred out OF
the sleigh and he lit on bis head. He
fell in some ashes and cinders tbat
made several bad Wounds on his
head, from which the blood flowed
quite freely. With his blood saturat-
ing the snow around his head it was
a grewsome sight when j. Z. Wells
responded to Fred's call for hem. He
was taken into the house and relief
given TO his injuries. DR.. King met
the horse and sleigh going east on
Second street and got in and drove
back to the house. Except for the
bruises on his forehead and nose Fred
was not injured to any extent.
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