The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-29

arrived IN the city Monday to re-
main a few days.
Lost.-On July 4th at Ruskin
park. a gold watch with gold chain,
cross or chain; name, Nellie, on in
side Of back case. a reward of $40
Will be given the finder.
Nellie Kane, Letcher, S. ID.
Carl Gllb%ert.arrived Saturday from
Hammond, La, and expects to make
his home in Mitchell again. Carl
left Mitchell about eight years ago
with his mother, and he has grown
into a fine appearing young man In
that time.
Go to the John Colvln Implement
house on east First street for second
hand goods. Public storage and gen.
eral repair work is a part of our bust
ness. We have a STOCK Of good gaso-
line stoves. Call and see us whether
you want anything or not.
10 u II rheumatism and kidney
and liver troubles take Coles Blud-
bilder. 1t is a perfect vegetable
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t
makes new blood and imparts health,
strength and vigor to the whole sys-
tenn. Try it. it's guaranteed. sl.oo
by all druggists.
Fred Waterman and Miss Julia
Workman We're united in marriage in
this city Monday afternoon and re-
turned to Chamberlain, their home,
on the afternoon passenger. The
marriage ceremony occurred at the
home OF Charles w. Anderson, on
east Hanson, street and it was per-
formed 10y Justice Mckinley.
Lee Baldock went to Sioux City
Monday to remain a few days
before going to Auburn, Neb., where
he will accept a position as travelling
salesman for a new fruit house,
which opens there Aug. LIST. Mr..
Baldock expects to be called to Dead
wood in September as a witness in
the counterfeit money case.
The Telephone Girl had a
crowded house at the opera house
Monday to witness the antics and
hear the songs that are produced in
the musical comedy. This same
Telephone Girl'' was produced at
the opera house last winter and a
comparison OF the two companies is
much in favor Of the first. Nix, the
inspector, and the young ladies were
much better in acting and singing
specialties. The company on this
occasion, however, was very satisfac-
tory indeed to those who mad not
seen the first.
Mankato Commercial college wiSl
son who expects to attend a business
college.
ID. w. B%urright received a letter
from his neice, Miss Laura Cook, OF
Chicago, Monday. announcing the
death Of her mother, Mrs. S. ID,
Cook, which occurred Saturday af
L ltIOols IL bIlSl DCIlIE bClp .lOlI-
day afternoon at , O'clock. MIS-
Cook was a former resident of Mitch,
ell, leaving here with her husband
S. D Cook, along in 1883. Mr.. Cool
was the founder of the Daily Repub
lican. and while conducting the
paper Mrs. Cook did a great deal oil
the writing for the paper. She wa.
a bright woman and her work fount
high acceptance with the readin!
public. The Republican extends it
heartfelt sympathy to the remain
ing members Of the family in thei
sad bereavement.
The harvest hands are coming in
to this section in style this season.
When the Omaha passenger arrived
from the east Tuesday there wa
a party OF thirty-three men stepped
off the train who bad come direc
from Omaha. There were fifty II
the crowd when they started blu.
seventeen stopped at Salem. The Ell
tire party were ticketed through by al
employment agency at Omaha Whicl
makes a business of this Kind o
transportation. They were a goo
looking set OF men who appeared
prosperous. In conversation witt
n of the party he said that the.
had heard that there was a %scarcit
OF help up in this country and tina
the crops were exceedingly abun
dant, and for that reason they de
cided to come out.
Miss Eliza Hal, left Tuesday even
ing for Los Angeles. Cal, wher
she will make her home in the flu
ture with her mother. Miss Hal
did not intend to 20 until later il
the season, but owing to the fac
that her mother has found it neces
sary to submit to a surgical opera
tion she decided to 90 at once
Her departure will be very much lie