The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-10

Born, 10 MI. and MIS-. George
Schirmer, Monday night, June 6, a
SON.
1T is announced on good authority
that Ringing Bros. SHOW will be in
Mitchell July IA.
Miss June Common, who has teen
teaching in the schools of Sioux City
during the past year, has returned
home for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Dick Haney and daughter,
Miss Hamlet. arrived in the city
Tuesday from Pierre for IA visit
with her son, John Ilaney, of the
postotlice force.
DO you feel run down: Does you
system need help: Man Wine
Tablets will bring back the glow OF
youth and vigor. Food for the brain,
blood and nerves. Try them. l.. O.
Gale.
Monday June 9th occurred the
birthday of Frank Spears when he
entertained about 30 of his boy and
girl friends at Il birthday party. Va
riouS games were played and reflesh-
ments We're served and a very pleas
ant time is reported by all who at
tended.
f. A.. Graves. manager of the
lunch ROOF at the Milwaukee depot,
left Monday afternoon for a vacation
Of two or three weeks. visiting at
Chicago, and Oshkosh. Wis. The
lunch roor. will be i'm charge of Will
Thompson during the absence of
Mr.. Graves.
Mail Carrier Ball went to Yankton
Tuesday and when he came
down town dressed in his citiz ems
clothes it was pretty hard to fccog-
nize him, as we do not remember of
seeing Tom outside of that govern
ment suit since he first donned it
when the free delivery system was
established in Mitchell some ten
years ago.
Plotner X Son are getting in theiI
shipment of huggies for their new
livery Darn. y portion OF them.
twelve in number. have arrived and
are doing service. and the balance
are expected this week. All the
bugeies and carriages are equipped
with rubber tires. They have IA
head of horses and with their fine,
large and connections barn are i'm
shape to handle all kinds of business
that comes to them.
Geo. a. Silsby, national bank eX-
aniner, O. L. Branson. VIM. Nj.
Smith, Ill. r. Kibbee and j. L. Nor
row, the four latter representing the
banking interests of Mitchell, went
over to Sioux Falls Tuesday tC
participate i'm the South Dakota
Bankers Association convention,
which convened there that evening.
respond to the address of wei
come in behalf of the association ant
Mr.. Silsby presented a paper OF
the subject: ''Why South Dakot;
Bankers Should do Most of Thei
Business With Interstate Banks.
Tuesday The Capital installed
new cylinder press in its job depart
ment. 1t is a Miehle, 2sX42, viii
print ,. 400 impressions an hour ant
will do a class OF job work that can
not be eXcelled by any press in th
cities. 1t is an expensive piece o
machinery but for the past six 0
eight months it has been necessar.
for the better equipment of this office
The press was set up by +. III. Jen
sen, an expert who was sent here b
the Miehle company to set up th,
machine and put it in working orde
before he left, and this he has don
to perfection. With this press, il
addition to the other good machiner
in the office. The Republican j
equipped with everything to tur
out first class work. The Miehl
press is particularly adapted to til
elegant printing of half tone work
Monday night a wrestling mate
was pulled off at the opera house bt
tween B. r. Shores and The Tel
rible Swede,n known as Harry AL
derson. There was not a very larg
crowd p%resent.but every person thel
said they bad their moneys wort
twice over in watching the mattel
which in the majority of cases Wa
a new thing in sport. Prof. Markt
was the :.referree and he did it j
an impartial manner The frs
round occupied 80 minutes befol
either man was successful in throw
ing the other. The Swede got Shol
where he wanted him and put b.
shoulders to the mat. In the mex
two rounds Shore displayed his abb
ity in throwing the Swede, once j
seven minutes and again in one mir
ute, the last being done with wht
is called a double Nelson. Both me
are fine SnecimenS OF phySical mai