The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-25
IN TOWN mi COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAI HAPPEN IN
THE OURSI. OF A WEEK.


Wednesday for Madison, MS. and
they Will paltakc of Thanksgiving
dinner tomorrow With Governor La
Toilette and family.
Lost. Between Mitchell and
Lctcher Il new rubber tire for an
automobile. Finder please leave at
the telephone Office and receive re-
ward.
Flo: sale.-ln the garden state
fruit, grain and grass farms delight
full climate. mild, short winters, fine
land, good markets. Catalogue free.
j. r.. McGonnigal Il Son. Dover, Del.
Children like Coles Cough Cure
and wise mothers know it is the best
thing for a cough. a word to the
wise is sufficient. Get Coles, it's
guaranteed. 25 and soc. by all drug
gists.
DR.. Nicholson, Rev. T. III. Young
man, Mrs. G. f. IIager and Mrs. J..
l.. Lardner went to Alexandria
morning to attend the meeting of the
Mitchell District Ministerial Asso-
citation of the Methodist church.
III. G. Wirringer, travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the Omaha
road, was in the city Wednesday.
MI. Wirringer is the successor of
9. w. Mckinley, who is now located
in Vancouver. Ore, and raising fruit
fol a pastime.
On Monday evening a number OF
the friends OF w. a. Getty effected
a complete surprise on him at Mitch
ell View Stock Farm, three miles
northwest Of the city. The occasion
was the gentleman's birthday. The
evening was passed with music and
light refreshments.
Ii you have any business with the
city auditor you will now find hun
located in the southeast corner room
Of the city hall in the basement. the
office OF the council having been
transferred to the new building a
few days ago. Justice Mckinley also
has d room in the building across the
hall from the auditors office.
81 have been using Coles Neterin-
any Carbolisalye in my stables two
years. writes G. w. Funston, of
Dunston's-C. c. Express Co., Chica-
CO. and in twenty years experience
with horses have never found a rem
edy as good for horse flesh" Get
Coles, it's garanteed. 80 cts. by
all druggists.
Martin and Christ Gh%ristoper, who
live north of Mt. Vernon, left
Wednesday via the Omaha road for a
trip to Washington, Idaho and Cali
fornia, intending TO travel in those
states for the next six months. Both
are owners OF fine farms north of
Mt. Vernon, and on their return will
make their hon e in the city with
their brother. Thomas Christopher.
having rented their places for the
coming year.
1.-Two Married Women''drew a fair
ly good house Tuesday evening, and
parts of the performance Was very
good. Ewin Fox, as Gilispy. and
Mae Woods. as Sally, we're both
splendid in their parts. Miss Flats
ig. who did the part of the old maid,
had an overdrawn conception of the
character, both in makeup and her
acting. The play is an amusing one
throughout and has a number OF
amusing climaXes, which in several
instances were worked up to a mic
ETY.. One or two of the s%pecialities
were good.
Wednesday evening the remains oil
Mrs Cordelia C. Warne, who died
Tuesday morning. were taken tc
koshkonong, Mo-, for interment be-
side the remains of der late husband.
At / O'Clock a brief prayer service
was said by Rev. T. II. Noungmar
at the home of DIR. Warne and the
remains We're taken to the Omaht
train for the journey to Missouri
They yer accompanied by Cyru,
b. Warne, and Miss Jessie Wa1ne
who arrived Tuesday evening from
Minneapolis where She is teaching
school. The funeral service prope.
will be held at k~osEkonong. Til,
deceased leaves the following son
and daughters to mourn her loss, al
of whom were devoted in their lov,
and duty to the mother who ha
gone before: Henry, of Paral. Mex
leo. George. of Denver, Colo. r.. c.
Cyrus p. and Lucius. and Mrs. Nj. w
Elliott, of Helena, Mont. Miss Jcs
sic, Of Minneapolis. and Ida of this
city.