The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-10
llammocks at Korn & Cos.

OF Ole k1elmYr, returned nome
Thursday.
a. a. Boyrton went TO flandreau
Thursday to attend the races OF
the Corn Belt Racing Circuit, of
which he is secretary.
Rev. Thos. Gales, pastor of the
Congregational church. of Alton,
Iowa, is visiting at the home of
his couisn, VIM. Vaughan.
For sale.-One registered Durham
bull-from milking family.
L. /. Miltimore
Miss Abble Switzer, of Minneapo-
lis, is the guest of Miss Edna Daniels
for a few days. She is OF her way to
Mt. Vernon to visit her sister, Mrs.
Marks, who resides near that place.
Does your b%ack.ache? Don't delay
Get a box of Kidney-Ettes the
most wonderful remedy for all kid
ney troubles-and they will make
you right. Price % cents. l.. O
Gale.
Mrs. H.. ID. Buttertield arrived
home Thursday from Fairbauit
Mimi, and was accompanied home
by her daughter. Miss Roxy. who has
been attending the seminary at that
place since last fall.
\ telegram received bv y. n.
Boynton from the head phyiscan OF
the hospital at Rochester. Mimi.
stated that Mrs @l8oynton passed
through her operation Tuesday and
that She was doing nicely.
This afternoon at , O'Clock the
closing exercises of the y Cram
mar department will be given in the
ASSEMBLY, room of the high school
building. a good program has been
arranged AND the public is very cor
daily invited to attend.
Rev. 7. III. Youngman and wife
and daughter came over from Huron
THURSDAY to remain through the
commencement exercises of Dakota
University, DR.. and Mrs. Young
mans daughter, Miss Ruth, VIII
graduate from the University next
week.
Rev, L. J. Giblett, b. Morse and
John Waylnan went to Baltic Thurs
day TO participate in the recog-
milton of a new Baptist church.
Friday they Will attend the Sioux
Fails district meeting OF the church
at Dell Rapids. returning home sat
urday.
Lost. -Between Mitchell and Rock
port june 4th. n new single barrel
shot gun. Finder leave at this office
and receive reward.
Tins evening will be the first
entertainment OF the University
commencement, when the annual
recital OF the elOcutiun department
will he given at the college chapel.
The graduates are Misses Lilah
oder, Leota Cope. Blanche Atwood
and Anna Otter.
Yankton Press & Dakotan: j. a..
Tiffany, Raymond Thompson and c..
W. Boggs of Mitchell, ale in the
city. They say that Mitchell is pre-
pairing to make this years corn belt
exposition the best ever held in the
state. One of the greatest attrac-
tlons booked is Sousa's famous band,
E, which comes or a special train from
New York, stopping for two con-
S certs in Chicago.
e Messrs. O.. L. Branson, VIM. NJ.
F. Smith and ii. II. ,kibbee. who were
in attendance at the Bankers Con-
vention at Sioux Falls Tuesday and
Wednesday arrived home Thursday
1 and reported an interesting and
profitable session. Mr.. Branson re-
e sponded to the address of welcome
on behalf of the association. The
y next convention will be held in Wat.
j ertown in 1905.
: DR.. r j Lamme returned HON,
: Thursday flom Aberdeen, wher,
he attended the meeting Of the Stat
Dental Association. Wednesday af
%ternoon DR.. Lamme gave a clinica
= demonstration of gold inlay. DR.
Lamme was elected president of til,
association for the ensuing year ant
: Mitchell was selected as the Meetinj
place for 1904 further d%cmonstra
re ton that Mitchell is centrally locat
ed for the gathering Of the people o
the state for whatever purpose.
The Milwaukee company now in
tends to lay the brick sidewalk a
the dpeot grounds, four carloads o
y brick having already arrived and j
:. has been unloaded. The walk be
= tween the two tracks will be lai
first and the other will be taken u
=. later. This will be quite an i'm
- %proven-ent at the depot as the pre-
70 sent board walks are pretty we'll worl
out. The great amount Of traffic
both passenger and express. on th
middle platform will make thing