The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-06

School Engraving, Matchmaking,
Commercial Bldg, Minneapolis.
The elocution recital that was to
be given by Misses Lilah Older and
Blanche Atwood at the University
chapel this evening has been post
poned until Tuesday evening,
May 10.
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church the pastor will preach to
those who are On probation on the
subject of "Methodism." All those
expecting to unite with the church
are urged to be present.
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips are
mild and effective. Cures constipa-
tion and all bowel complaints.
Makes the blood pure and rich-a
clear skin and beautiful complexion.
Plice 10 and 25 cents. l.. O. Gale.
Jack Levings left for his old home
at Rockford, H., called there by the
sudden death of his father. Mr..
Levings was just preparing to 90
back TIC Rockford for a visit with his
parents when the summons came.
His friends in the city will extend
their sincere sympathy in the death
of his parent.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles McCauley, of
Aberdeen, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Perez Wednesday
night and left for home Thursday
noon. They have been at points in
Mexico for several months for the
Dr's health and although he did not
put on much flesh the DIR. says he
feels much stronger and will be able
weeks.
For sale.-Fifty tons good Jim
river hay, will sell one stack or all.
Also la5 head Of sheep. Five miles
south east of Mitchell west side of
river. +. L. White.
Twenty-Five carriages were at the
Milwaukee depot Thursday on the
arrival Of the east train to
take the convention delegates for
a drive owe the city. the trains be-
ing held thirty minutes for this
purpose. The rain coming up just
as the train pulled into the city
partially prevented the program be-
ing carried cut. However, a goodly
number took their chances on get
ting wet to see Mitchell.
Mrs. NJ. 81. Gosche died Thursday
morning at 2 O'Clock, having been
illwith consumption for the past tif-
teen months, aged % years. The de-
ceased spent the winter in Florida
in the hope of benetitting her health
and She returned hone about a
month ago. The death of MIS-.
Gosche is particu arly sad and the
entire community will sympathize
with the husband and little daugh-
ter and relatives who are left to
mourn her death. The funeral ser
vices will be held at the Catholic
church Saturday morning at 10
o clock.
d. L. Grinnell commenced break
ing ground Wednesday for the enlarge
men. Of S. II. Scallin's building,
which is now occupied by j. E.
Wells and the American Express Co.
Mr.. Wells will move into the Gale
block on west second street May Is.
Mr.. Scallin will extend his building
back to the alley and put a basement
under the entire building. After
these improvements are completed
Scallin Bros. will move inGo it with
their drug business. Their increas-
ing trade in their several lines OF
business have made it necessary for
the firm to secure larger quarters in
5 which to handle it. In their whole.
sale wall paper business Scallin Bros
: have built up a fine trade in many
parts Of the state, and control /;
S good portion Of the trade The ad
dition to the building will give then
i one or the largest in the city.
The T%loubadour String Quartz
gave a concert and dance at th'
Mitchell Club rooms Wednesday even
ing under the auspices of the Bach
! elor club. With the quartet wa
Emily Louise Murray, a reader, wit
gave several good recitations. TIL,
quartet played its selections will
fine skill, and much pleasure was an
ticipated in the dance that followe'
:, later in the evening. The anticipa
;, tions were not realized, however
!, owing to ome unpleasantness tina
:, occurred among the members an
= which the dancers were forced t
suffer in silence. The flute playe
had his dignity offended in som
: way and the insufferable noise h
made on the instrument drove nearl