The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-25

Call and see the John Deere no-wire
corn planter. Nothing like it on the
market. Sold by ID. w. Collins.
Wanted, to sell, a cheap horse and
to puy a cheap buggy. Nj. Farrow.
MIS-. Peter Peters, of Springfield,
who has been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Albert Stevens and.Mrs. Allen
Stevens, at their homes in Lisbon
township, for the past month, re-
turned To her home Thursday.
The members Of Ransom Relief
Corps have decided to divide their
membership into two divisions,
names alphabetically arranged. All
in first division from A to L are re-
queStcd TO be at G. A. r.. hall on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
BY order of Chairman.
One OF the greatest blessings a
modest man can wish for is a good,
reliable set of bowels. lf you are
not the happy possessor of such an
outfit you can greatly improve the
efficiency of those you have by the
judicious use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are pleasant to take and agreeable
in effect. For sale by all druggists.
Messrs. Bull and Norton, of the j..
/. Case Co, who were i'm the city, left
this morning on the south Milwaukee
i'm their private car. The gentlemen
looked over the business portion of
Mitchell with much interest, and
they showed special delight in view
ing the corr palace building, which
they considered an excellent affair
with which to advertise South Da-
kota.
The change in the weather predic-
ted By the weather bureau did not
fail by any means Thursday. AL
though the thermometer registered
at 81 degrees the wind whipped
around in the west and i'm two min
utes an exceedingly cold wind chilled
one to the marrow, the thermometer
dropping at least Is degrees in ten
minutes. During the day a slight
ram and sleet fell.
With an increase Of temperature
each succeeding day it should stir
the people Of the city to clean up
around their premises just as soon as
possible this spring. Disease turks
in the accumulation of rubbish dur
ing the winter which has been
dumped in the rear of the lot and
there ought to be a united effort on
the part Of all to get rid of it before
the germs have a chance to spread.
l.. E. Stair will have a bicycle
opening Saturday afternoon and
evening Of the Goth. He has some
new things to show in the bicycle
line. One of the novelties is a Cleve-
land chainless bicycle with a Pope
two speed gear and coaster brake.
He also has some new racing wheels
for those who take pride i'm owning
some thing fast. BE sure and cal
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Republican desires the people
Of the city to keep in mind the en-.
tertainment that is going to be givcl
under the civics department of TIL,
Today Club at the opera house OF
Tuesday evening of next week. il
will be the first public demonstra
iton Of what the CLUB hopes to &C
complish toward identifying tilt
city. 1t is a subject that all people
should be interested i'm and afte
this meeting is held and an idea Sc
cured Of the methods to be pursued
by the club it will receive the en-.
dOrSement Of the public. DR.. Mich
olson, who has made civic improve
ments a thorough study, will presen'
some ideas On this matter and hi
address will be added to by some re
marks from A. r.. Hitchcock. Til
committee i'm charge Of the meetin,
has enlisted the sympathies of Prof
Lardner. who will give a recitation
There will be some music 1enderd b
an orchestra and also some vocal mu
sic by the leading singers Of the city
The Man From Sweden drew
crowded house at the opera hous
Wednesday evening, and the perform
ance gave fine satisfaction. AS Cal
Anderson, the Swede, Knute Erick
son gave a splendid presentation o
the character, his work not bein
overdrawn in the least and was OF til
kind that all could appreciate. i
several passages Mr.. Erickson arouse
the sympathles of tile audience an
he was given a round of applause 70
his meritorious efforts. His song
were we'll rendered, particularly tn,
Lullaby, Master George was a hi