The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24

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electric lights.
II. ID. Buuefiieid calls attention
10 bis sale OF tailor made suits in
his advertisement today. on which
he is making sons particularly low
prices. in fact cnttins the regular
pfice IN Two.
The binder trust has goDbled up.
live companies already and now they
are going to lobble up the farmer.
But YOU cont have TO buy from
them, YOU can buy the Acme. Sold
by b. W.. Collins.
Mrs. Geo. p. LChne and children
arrived from sun Prairie. Wis. to
make a visit OF 4 month or more
with hen sister, Mrs. Earnest Car
rett. She was aecompaniel by Bes-
Sic Bunting of Milwaukee.
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips are
mild and effective. Cures constipa-
tion and all bowel complaints.
Makes the blood pure and rich-a
clear skin and beautiful complexion.
Price 10 and % cents. l.. O. Gale.
Mrs. Geo, E. Foster and two little
daughters. Marjorie and Irma and son
Russell, left Saturday via the Oma-
ha road for Omaha, Neb,. where
they will visit Tor three weeks. Rus
sell will 20 on TO Boise City, Idaho, to
spend the summer With relatives.
Walter lNobus paid $40 into the
city treasury Monday morning ~as.a.re-
suit of being fined by Justice Mckin-
ely for shooting firearms in the city
limits. Kobus killed a dog for Jacob
Bujer and on his refusal to bury it.
Buier had kobus arrested for the
violation OF the city ordinances.
Sunday evening Chilrdens' Day en-
ercises We're held at the PRESBYTERIAN
church and there was a large crowd
present to witness them. The pro-
gram was made up of songs and reci-
tatlons, in which the little folks
acquitted themselves in a very cred
ltable manner. Pastor Surbeck
made some appropriate remarks dur
ing the program.
G. c. Bras returned home Sat
urday from Mound City, where
he has been attending the teachers
institute in the interests of the Ed
ucator Miss Emily Bras is also max
ing the institutes this summer for
the Educator, spending the past week
at Planllinton. The many con-
t~icting dates make it necessary to
have two people on the road.
The various grand lodges Of the
Masonic order of the state held their
sessions at Yankton last week and
Mitchell had a goodly number Of rep
resentatives at the Masonic gather
ings and the Eastern Star Grand
Chapter. The lodge sessions were
held in the Masonic Temple, the
new building that is admirably suit
ed for this character. and the visit
o1s report a most ENJOYABLE session.
Next year these bodies will meet at
Aberdeen. e. w. Adams was elected
as Eminent Grand Captain General
OF the Eminent Grand Commandery,
knights Templar, and Mrs. c. w.
Johnston was elected to the position
OF Grand Associate Conductress of
the Eastern Star Grand Chapter.
Miss Jennie Boice and Mr.. c. f.
Bates were united in marriage this
morning at 10 o'clock. at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Boice. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence ..of the rcla-
ties OF the contracting parties by
Rev. J.. S. Surbeck. They left ON
the II O'Clock Milwaukee passenger
for Denver Col. where they will
make their future home. The bride
is a young lady who has lived in
Mitchell for a number of years and
possesses a large number of friends
who will wish her we'll in her newly
married life. She is an accomplished
young lady and her presence will be
missed in various circles. The eroom
formerly lived in the city, going to
Denver about a year ago, and is en-
ployed as a solicitor for an advertis-
ing firm.
The Modern Heating & Plumbing
Co., managed by Z. G. Barnes, is a
new concern that opened for bust
ness in this city Wednesday. Mr..
Barnes is a capable plumber and is at
present putting in the plumbing
work in the Widmann hotel building
for Symms- Powers Co., of Sioux
Falls, having been with the firm for
the past two years. He also did the
plumbing in the court house at Alex
andrla and in the Indian school at
Chamberlain. He also has the con-
tract for the plumbing. heating
and gas fitting in w. E. Tipton's
new residence. He expects to e as