The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-11-25

-liS. W.. 'fltliliIu AfiN j utStIiN
for her future HON in Mater
town
o. l.. Rranson arrived home Tues
day from Il business trip to Min
n%eapolis.
Mrs. V. III. Sphinx went TO Mellette
Tuesday to make a visit with rela-
tives.
l.. O. Gale and his nephew arrived
home Monday afternoon from st.
Louis, having been down there to
attend the exposition.
Mrs. Il. b. Smith, of Lane, who
has been visiting with Mrs. Anna
McCurdy, went TO Pullwana Monday
evening to remain a few days.
On Thursday, Nov. oath, the bridge
across the Fire Steel north of Mitch
ell on Main Street Will be closed un-
til the new bridge is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyer, Of
Ashton, were guests at the home of
Levi Pierce, and left this morning
for Chicago and the st. Louis expo
sition.
Mrs. II. +. Otto came home Tues
day from Washington Springs.
She assisted the faculty of the SEM
mary in giving a concert Monday
evening.
Fred Bjodstrop and his two sons,
after a pretty busy summer at build
ing, left Tuesday for a week OF
ten days recreation at the st. Louis
exposition.
A burn stops hurting when Coles
Carbolisalve is applied, and if the
application is continued it will haze
without a scar Coles always does
1T. 1t has been doing it for more
than a quarter Of a century. % and
SOC, ty all druggists.
At the meeting of the Yoemen
Monday evening four new mem bers
were initiated and new interest was
awakened in the order. At the close
OF the session the members adjourned
to the Mitchell Cafe, where an oyster
supper was served.
Mrs. w. f. Loome1 and family de-
sire TO return their sincere thanks to
the friends and neiehbOrs and to the
Workmen and Pyramids for the as
sistance and aid rendered during the
sickness and death of MIR. Loomer.
She also desires to extend her thanks
to those who kindly sent flowers to
tile home and for the funeral.
Before election it was supposed
from the Pierre estimate that Mitch
ell would get mighty few votes in
the Black Hills country on the cap
ital removal question. In Lawrence
county alone Mitchell got over one
third of the vote, tins county includ-
ing the city of Deadwood. That was
a better Showing than was anticipate
ed.
The Huronite announces the mar
riage of Mr.. Harry Sanborn and
Miss Louise Illegal, which occurred
at Huron Thursday morning. Mr..
Sanborn is we'll known in Mitchell
and was the former superintendent OF
the Northwestern railroad at Hur.
90. They will make their future
l,Nr,n ot Nlipfnr Mo ul,o,, NJ,
Sanborn has the management of a
coal company.
Manager Reeves put the men tc
work Tuesday for an enlargement
OF the local telephone o flee 10y build.
ing a addition on the north side. II
Will be made Is feet longer and have
a basement under the new part. ir
which will be placed a new heating
plant of hot water The new roon
will be used for a business Office an(
more room will be lie gwen for th,
operation of the local and long dis.
lance lines.
d. w. Collins has purchased the
stock OF goods OF Chas. Ferguson
with the exception of the shoes. ant
took possession Friday. Mr.. Col
Inns has been engaged in the nipple
ment business for a good many year
and will close it out or sell it as sool
as possible. He is we'll known al
over the county us a thorough goin.
business mar and in tins new ca
paclty will bring the same good bus
mess qualifications that have brough'
him success in his other line. Fo
the present Mr.. Ferguson will retail
his shoe stock in the store, unit
some disposition is made of it.
Mrs. -.-Cornelia C. Warne, dice
Tuesday at the home of son DR.. r
G. Warne, aged "A years. Mrs. Warn
has been sick for several months wit
heart trouble, and in August she wa
brought here by her son from Kosh
konong, Mo-, in the hope that sh
would he benefited from her drop
steal sickness. She leaves three sons
Henry. r.. c., and Cyrus. and tw