The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
E. c. Gross, of Chicago, is visiting

MonuaY IOf a DrleI vacation trip
Mrs. r. j. Taylor went to Sioux
City last Friday to visit with her
son, Fred, a few days.
Born. to Nh. and MIS-. c. ID Tous-
ley, 406 Fourth Avenue east, Sum
day, Aug. IL. a daughter.
Ray Branson went to Sioux Gjtv
Monday and will participate i'm the
Tri-State tennis tournament which
opened there TUESDAY.
Mrs r. p. Edison and daughter
have been visiting at the home of
VIM. M. Smith and returned home to
Minneapolis Saturday.
When you feel constipated have
sour stomach or biliousness try
Berg's Sweet laxative Chips. They
do the work. 10 and % cents. l..
o. Gale
o e. Brooks, of Sioux Falls, was
in the city Monday 90 his way to Red
held. Mr.. Brooks is an expert in
laundry machinery and has just com
pleted setting up a $1,000 plant for a
Sioux Falls firm.
The Board of Education has EN-
ployed Francis Mcguire as ianitor of
the east side school building. At
the meeting the appropriations were
made for the conduct of the schools
for the ensuing year.
ID. j. Noble has taken personal
change of the picture framing, win
dow shades, brass goods and UNDER
taking business formerly owned Dy
II. Noble & Son. He will make this
line a special feature in the future.
Mrs. j. w. Cone and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, who recently passed
through the city on their way to
Chamberlain arrived in the city Mon
day to visit a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Cone. on their way to
Sioux Falls.
A. Nj. Perry came home Saturday
evening from Parkston, where he has
been for several weeks moving the
building of the German-Ame
lean bank for the erection of a new
building for the bank on the vacant
lot.
DIR. Thos. Nicholson left Monday
morning for Chicago. From there
he will go to Lake Geneva, Wis. land
will give a course Of lectures lasting
ten days before the western confer
ence Of the Y. w. G. A.. He expects
to return to Mitchell about Sept. /.
Mrs. W. Fl. Webster was injured in
a runaway Sunday evening while
with her husband. The
horses became frightened at an au-
tomobile and Mrs. Webster jumped
from the buggy and wrenched her
back. DR.. Ball was called to attend
her injuries.
Miss Florence Starr, Of the Uni-
versity faculty, LETT last Friday for
Vermillion. The first of this week
Miss Starr went to Chicago and
will take a course in china painting
and will make a feature of this class
OF art in her work at the University
the coming year.
DR.. Mark Halphide returned from
st Louis. where he has been for
some time, and will make his home
again in Mitchell until next spring.
The DIR, says he will enlarge his
building on west First street. oppo-
site the Raymond to a two story build
ing and will have an office there.
Prof Oscar Oldberg and Thos. v.
Wooten. of Chicago, who were here
to attend the meeting of the drug
gists, returned to their homes Friday.
The gentlemen delivered some very
line addresses before the association
and the druggists were highly appre-
clatlve of the etfotts of these speak,
ers to assist in making the lonvep-
ton a success.
Major j.. A. Plckler, Of Faulkton,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Iowa points, and Will remain
in Mitchell for the next two weeks.
He will have charge OF tie store of
j. Frad & Co., of which firm the
major is a member, while Mr.. Frad
goes to Chicago, New YORK and
Boston markets to lay in his stock
of fall and winter goods. Mr.. Frad
left Friday morning.
The officers OF st. Mary's Episco-
pal church have met the require
ments of Bishop Hare concerning
the increase Of subscriptions that
was to be raised for the priests sal.
airy. AS soon as a priest is available
Bishop Hare will send him to supply
the missions at Chamberlain and
Woonoscket which will leave Mr..
Powell free to devote bis entire time
to the church in this city, hereto
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