The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-02

Mr. aud Mis-. T. Ii. SiOtti dephi'
ed ON Wednesday for Mason Cily,
Io@A.
Mi. and Ms. George q llolterar
LETT Wednesday tor Fulton H., TO
visit with relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. W. VI. Broadbent and the
baby have been visiting relatives at
Decatur, Iowa, for several weeks and
came home Wednesday.
w. +. Mason. an attorney of Aber-
deem, as I'm the city today en- route
home. He has been out to Cha:a-
berlain to attend The term Of circuit
court.
CYRUS Il. Warnc arrived home
Wednesday from ~l<oshkonong, Mo-,
where he accompanied the remains
or his mother for interment last
week.
Will Koch has established a cigar
factory in his fathers store on Main
street Will has been very sick of
late but has recovered to the extent
that he is able to work at his trade.
j. G. Milne, of Huron, supreme
field marshal for the Order of Home
Guardians, is in the city. MIR. Milne
came over to see now The Guardians
looked in their new Offices in the city
hall building.
Tuesday night was the coolest
night of the winter so far. The gov.
eminent thern ometer reached a
point III degrees above zero. How
ever, that is doing pretty well for d
winter climate.
The electric Co. is running a three
wire circuit west on Third Avenue
to give a better n stronger circuit
to the city hall and also for the res
idence district out that way. 1t Will
extend four blocks west.
Attorneys coming in from Cham
berlain today state that the term of
circuit court promises to he lively.
Fifteen indictments were found
against parties charged with voting
illegally at the recent election.
Jos. Swift, jr., John Tuckey and
Charles Hard returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from their trip 10 the st.
Louis exposition. The gentlemen
reported that they saw about every
thing on the exposition grounds.
S. III. Scallin is steadily improving.
He was able to make a trip down
town to his place of business late
Tuesday afternoon and spend several
hours. MIR. Scallinfs friends will he
glad to know that he is growing bet
ter.
Jos Ilarker and family Will leave
the middle of next week for Los
Angeles. California, to spend the
winter. They have rented rooms in
a fat neal M of the popular parks
in Los Angeles and contemplate a
most pleasant winter.
Loren Cass is back on the drivers
seat OF the United States Express
wagon. He has been filling a tenn
porarN passenger run on tie Milwau-
kee road out of Tripp for a week or
two while the regular messenger was
laid up as the result of AN accident.
Don't Scold the children for getting
burned or cut, they can't help il.
Bind it up with Coles Carbolisalve
and IN a few minutes the hurt is
stopped and it will heal without a
scar. There isn't anything else
Just as good rs Coles" 1t never
fails. Try it. 225 Gus. by all drug
gists.
Jos. Swift, ir.. got a rap on the
bead Wednesday that was quite
painful. He was standing beneath
an electric light pole and one of the
men was at the top hauling Il heavy
wrench. 1t Slipped from the rope
and struck Joe on the head. cutting
a severe cash, which caused the
blood to stream down his face. He
went TO DIR. Bobb's office and had
the wound dressed.
Rev. N. S. Wilson, of Leola, who
was called here Tuesday by the con-
dition of Mrs. Wilson. who became
insane Saturday, stated taat bis wife
showed some Improvement today and
that her mind was becoming clearer.
He has.not decided as yet whether
he will attempt the ca re of her him
self or have her taken to the asylum
for treatment. Last summer Mrs.
Wilson bad a similar attack at the
close Of a camp meeting, brought or
by overwork in the arrangements o,
the meeting. After a weeks rest
however, she recovered and regaine6
her health.
Yankton Press and Dakotan: Hon
z. III. and Mrs. Dillon are again il
Yankton, returning Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Dillon returns from south
er Indiana, where he was called OF
election day by the death Of his sis
ter, MISS May Dillon. Miss Dillon