The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-01

Neumayer, of I'arkston, were i'm the
business matters and returned home
this morning.
NJ. koln has deci ded TO utilize the
rest of the store room which was &C
cupied 10y Will Slade and Will about
double his stock of goods. adding one
or LMo new lines.
Coe. /. Crawford. a republican
candidate for the nomination of
governor, spent Wednesday in The city
while enroute TO Plankinton, where
he deli vered an address that even
ing.
Jos. Winter went out to Chamber
lain Tuesday evening for the purpose
OF putting in a stock of dry goods.
G. E. Reeves will have charge of Mr..
Winters store in this city until he
returns.
Monday evenin. a baby gill was
born to MI. and Mrs. Jos. Soper.
The child lived until the following
morning and passed away about 10
O'Clock. Brief funeral services were
held that afternoon. conducted by
Rev. L. j. Giblett.
Don't delay Man-Er-Nine Tablets
cure all forms Of nervous and genera
debility. They put new life, energy
and ambition into a debilitated SyS-
TEN, invieorates and restores tine Wit
al forces and makes YOU feel bright
and cheerful. L. O. Gale.
George McConkey, of this city, and
Miss Eva Greene, of Artesian. were
united in marriage Wednesday at
3 o'clock. the ceremony taking place
at the Waverly hotel. 1t vas per-
formed by Rev. t. j. Giblett, pas
tor of the Baptist church. They will
go to housekeepin ne ID this city.
Walter Seaman and Misses Della
Spooner and Lilah Older went to
Washington Springs Wednesday to
take part in the Grand Gold Med
al contest at that place. They will
return Friday morning with the con-
testants from Washington Springs
and all take part in the G1ano Gold
Medal contest at the Congregational
church, Friday evening.
Miss Edna Horton entertained a
party of young friends at her home
on Park Avenue west Tuesday after
noon, the occasion being her fifteenth
birthday. The amusements that the
Young hostess provided for her guests
were very entertaining and OF a
varied character, into which all en-
tered With heartiness. Dainty re-
freshmnets were served during the
part of the afternoon, and the
in departing wished their
hostess many happy returns of the
day and a duplication of the event
in the years to come.
The Lady M%accabees gave a supper
at 6 O'Clock Tuesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall and the menu they had
to present to their patrons was a
very palatable one. One table the
full length of the room was filled
times and the walters who
had charge of serving the guests did
their work in a communicable man
ner. The ladies are. to be congratu-
lated on the success OF the affair.
They cleared a very good sum of
money for their treasury. which they
say they will have need of when they
the visitors to the Grand
State Initiation which will be held
in this city some time in May.
Danger. near at hand when the
Kidneys are sick kidney-Ettes act
quickly-cure quickly. Pul1l7 and
strengthen the kidneys and restore
them to their normal and healthy
Price 25--cents.
L. o. Gale.
The BARRIERS union OF this city will
have an April fool for the cltizens
who are required TO have their hir-
suite appendage removed from their
faces once or twice a week as the case
may lie. On and after that date it
Will cost Is cents for a shave and the
will be no two-for-a-quarter deal in
it either, so they say. This action
was taken at the meeting of the
union which was held Tuesday even
ing. A number of the citizens who
are good patrons Of the barber shop
declare they will not stand for the
raise and that they will invest in
razors and do their own shaving.
The union declares, so we are in
formed, that there is not enough
money in the business at 10 cents
per shave. James Brazzell was cleo
ted as the new president of the
union.