The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-08

I9uu. Motley, Mckeel X Barber.
{. +. Norlnilyea has returned from
his trip TO Chicago, where he laid in
a fine line of seasonable goods. a
portion of Them arlived YESTERDAY
and today.
For nt.-72ls acres = mile north
of Mitchell. 30 acres Of corr stalk
ground. Also a nice 100 acre farm
3 miles month of Planlinton. S. d..
Germania Land Co. Mitchell. S. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koch and
Mrs. NJ. III. Gosche and daughter ar
rived home Wednesday from Or
lando, Fla where they have been
since the early part of the winter for
Mrs. Gosclle's health.
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips are
mid and effective. Cures constipa-
tion and all bowel complaints.
Makes the blood pure and rich-a
clear skin and beautiful complexion.
Plice 10 and % cents. l.. O. Gale.
Frank Maynard, a Milwaukee rall-
road conductor, has great faith i'm a
large crop this fail. and is displaying
his faith ny tie erection of Il large
eranary and corn crib on lis farm In
Badger township. which is occupied
by VIM. Redmann is a tenant. The
building is 24X36 and is so constructs
ed that the farmer can drive IN the
center of the halldiug and unload
his grain. The work is being done
by VIM. Nicholson.
w. t, Cowles, editor of the Speak
ing Leaf. of st. Paul. the Red Mems
official organ. arrived in the city
Wednesday to attend the large class Of
initiates that evening. Mr.. Cowles
made the Republican a pleasant call,
and secured some cuts OF buildings
in the city with which to illustrate
a writeup of his trip TO this city i'm
the forthcoming number Of the
Speapking Leaf. Nh. Cowles is COLI
nected with the state treasurer's
office in st. Paul.
Wednesday work was commenced
on the construction of Plotner &
Sons e livery barn. When com
pleted it is going to vastly improve
the appearance of the corner where
the Farmers sheds have been locat-
ed for so many years. Two OF the
long low buildings have been torn
down and lumber will be used for the
1t will be located on the conner of
Lawler and Second street, facing
south. The structure will be 4SNl42
feet long, with l4-foot posts. One
Of the long sheds will be turned
around and placed at the north end
Of the lot thus giving more stable
room and afford greater Don for the
yard. A. j. Kings has the contract
for dong the carpenter work, and as
soon as the foundation has been laid
by Gottlieb Scheurenbrand and his
men the carpenter work will COM
mence.
Tuesday evening the young gentle
men who We're so royalty entertained
by their young lady friends at a leap
year party a month or so ago re-
turned the compliment to the fair
daInSelS. the event being held in the
Mitchell Club rooms. In the recep-
tion hail entrance to the dancing
room frappc was served during the
evening by George Winsor and Glenn
Rowley, both of whom we're attract
lively costumed for the occasion. On
the arrival of the guests each lady
and gentleman was presented with
carnations. A tine program of dane
Us was arranged and the music furn-
ished by Uoyt's orchestra of Sioux
Falls was all that could be desired.
AT midnight the ccmpanY retired to
the Olympus cafe whare a dainty
luncheon was served. The tables
were prettily decorated with flowers
and it was u fitting climax to so
happy an evening.
The remains of Mrs. Daniel Ford,
accompanied by the relatives, were
brought to this city Wednesday
from Letcher for interment. The
funeral services we're to have been
held at II O'Clock, but owing to the
lateness of the Milwaukee passenger
from the north they were not held
until l O'Clock. The services were
conducted by the Very Reverend
! Dean Shea, and they were attended
by the friends Of the deceased. The
music was furnished by soloists Of
the choir. The remains were laid to
rest in the Catholic cemetery. The
following were the bodybearers:
Frank P. a. McGovern, Philip lob
in, L. Indra, ID. w. Collins, James
Lyons, P. Brennan. The deceased
was d daughter OF Mrs. James Corn
ley, and until her marriage a few
years ago, was a resident Of Mitch
ell. Her many friends are saddened
at tho death of Mrs Ford a woman