The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-26
Republican in extending hearty con-
yratnlations TO himself and bride.

Republican in extending hearty con-
gratulations to himself and bride.
When YOU feel constipated. have
sour stomach or biliOusness try
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips. They
do the work. 10 and % cents. L.
o Gale
John II. Teloar, who has been
looking after his farm in Badger
township for the past few days, re-
turned to his home at Nora Springs,
Iowa, today.
ID. }. Noble, OF the firm Of II.
Noble s. Son arrived home from st.
Paul. where he purchased a new line
of furniture for the store. He ex-
poets it to arrive about Sept. 1st.
DR.. W. l.. West, Of Chicago, arriv-
ed in Mitchell Thursday for the pur-
pose Of making an inspection Of the
cattle in this section for the Scab-
les, and is ready to give his atten-
ton to the work. DR.. West is work.
ing under authority Of the govern
ment Bureau Of Animal Industry.
L. A. Anderson, Of Centerville,
was in the city Tuesday. He is one of
the prosperous farmers IN that sec
ton. Mr.. Anderson brought along
a sample of the fine apples that he
raised in his orchard Of five acres.
They are just as good as can be pro.
duced in any country and he will
have enough for his W use and will
have a carload to ship this fall.
Terry's uncle Toms Cabin drew
a packed audience in the tent We'd
nesday and the performance was as
good as any that has come along this
way. The members of the company
put moro than the average life into
the play and the old scenes were
re-enacted TO the satisfaction of the
audience. The cake walk by the
six colored ladies and gentlemen was
a taking feature of the show and it
was %applanded vigorously.
DR.. e. L. Corbin, the osteopath,
has dissolved the partnership exist
ing between himself ard DR.. Heyler,
the business to be continued by the
latter. DR.. Corpin left Tuesday
evening for st. Louis and will return
to Fargo, N. D., where he may To-
cate and practice osteopathy. The
Dr.. has a brother, who is sick with
consumption, practicing osteopathy
and il he is unable to keep up his
work he expects to remain at Fargo.
A new law firm composed Of j. 6.
Bradford, of Harvey. N. D.. and
L. M. Simons, Of Redheld, has just
opened offices in rooms / and 2, Beck
with block, for the practice Of their
profession. Both gentlemen gradu-
ated last spring from the law depa1t-
ment of the State University at Ver-
million, and both have had expert.
euce in the offices Of leading attor-
neys. Mr.. simons was associated
with the firm Of Sterling g. Morris
for three years. The Republican ex-
tends a cordial welcome to the young
gentlemen and trusts that they will
meet with success in their work.
The little two year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bedford, met with
an unfortunate accident late in the
afternoon Wednesday. Mrs BEDFORD
had prepared a cup of lye to use in
cleansing the floor. and she placed it
for a moment Do a table. While her
back was turned the little boy got
hold OF the cup and drank nearly all
of its contents. His throat aud
mouth were burned terri5ly, and he
passed a very uncomfortable night,
being scarcely able 10 breathe dur
ing the night. 1t is to be hoped that
the child will recover from the acct
dent.
The board covering that has stood
over the flont of the Widmann hotel
building since last fall was finally re-
moved Tuesday and it reveals
the window front in place with a
portion of the plate glass in the
frames. MI. Widmann is pushing
the work Just as fast as possible and
if the materi,l gets here he has been
waiting for he believes that the
structure will be practically finished
by the time he counted on. Cement
sidewalks are being laid on the north
and west sides of the building. The
carpenters are pushing their work as
fast as possible, and the Italians are
getting along we'll with the Mosaic
floors Tho lavlng of these floors is
very slow work.