The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-13

20 per cent discount on granite
ware. Cut prices on lace curtains.
korn & Co.
Eggs for sale flom pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rocks. G.. w. Bunnell,
Mitchell, S. d.
Mrs. A. U. Hoon and little son
came up from Armour Tuesday
to make a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Mcdonald.
j. S. Hildebrand, of Waterloo,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday afternoon
for a brief visit with his nephew,
DIR. j. G. Mccartney, and family.
Mrs II. III. Gunderson and little
child arrived on Wednesday from
Lead, S. d., to make a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. II. Ii.
Turneaure.
Rev. I. j. Giblett went to Armour
Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Southern Dakota Baptist AS
ISOLATION, which convenes there this
week. Mr.. Giblett is on the pro-
gram for an address.
II. p. Beckwith was up from Elk
Point and returned home Wednes-
day. There is a strong possibility OF
Mr.. Beckwith returning to Mitchell
to again make his home, if present
plans are carlied out.
The cement walks and crossings in
the vicinity Of the Omaha depot are
being relaid. They were put i'm last
fall and since then they have
crumhled to a considerable extent,
owing to the cement being defec-
tive.
The Woman's Library Association
has secured the consent of the city
council to devote the east room in
the library to the use of the children
of the city, and it Will be fitted up
with things that tend tc please the
tastes of the little folks.
Stolen. From a herd on ID. w.
Chamberlain. two bay and two black
mares. also ono light bay and one
gray mare with white face. Give
information to G.. w. McCauley,
Mitchell or to w. G Chulr!l, Cham
berlain.
United States district court will
nve at Deadwood on Tuesday of
next week. Henry Anderson. deputy
county auditor. j.. p. Carlson, of
Prosper township, and w. b. Tobey,
of Ethan. have been drawn as petit
jurors. They will leave Saturday
= morning for Deadwood.e -@,
The Watertown Public Opinion
announces the removal of L. j. Shaw
from Aberdeen to WATERFOWL. where
he.will be engaged i'm the furniture
business, associated with a Mr..
Bramble. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw we're
former residents of Mitchell, moving
from here to Minneapolis and thence
to Aberdeen.
B. L. Cowles and j. r.. McDermott
arrived from Sioux Fails Tuesday
ing TO begin installing the heating
and plumbing in the Widmann hotel
building. This contract was let to
the Symms.Powers Co. SoiouX Falls
for sl2, 900. The men commenced
their work this afternoon and it will
take them several months to COM
plete it.
lliC1ny fHt,o,,n.. ~. ., .,,,
over from Sioux Falls Tuesday
and stopped in the city a couple of
hours With the Very Reverend Dean
Shea while on his way to Parkston
to attend the ceremonies of laying
the corner stone Of the new Catholic
church, now in course of construc-
ton. Father Shea accompanied the
Bishop to Parkst ton to assist in tie
services.
TruaN & Belts commenced the
erection of a new elevator at LoOmis
Monday, the cement foundation of
which was completed last fall. 1t
will be 24X26, and 40 feet nigh. 1t will
have a capacity Of 20, 200 bushels of
grain. Loomis is making a very nice
growth and is in the center of a good
, part Of Dawson county. Several
new houses are in course Of erection.
Howard Smith came home from
st. Louis Monday afternoon, having
been down there for the past six or
seven weeks working at the exposi.
tion grounds. He said Fred John
son. who had charge of the decora-
tions on the South Dakota building,
will remain there a month longer
and work on other state buildings.
That high wages are paid are indi-
Gated that Fred gets SIS a day for his
work, and he is satisfied to stay
there as long as he can do so we'll.