The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-17
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mrs. George Cessford went to
Yabkton Wednesday morning to at
tend the Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star.
It's mighty poor economy to ne.
glect your horses and cattle and You
can't afford to he without Coles
! Veterinary Carbolis alive. 1T is a
money saver for it quickly cures cuts
gals and sores without scars. soc
and s1.0O by all druggists.
Prof. Theodore f. Graham, a
member of Dakota University
faculty, left Wednesday for Chica-
90, where he will take the summer
course in the Chicago University.
Mrs. Graham and children will spend
the summer With relatives at points
in Minnesota.
The first steps toward the building
of the Omaha's new depot were talk
en- Tuesday when a small fuuce
OF men were put to work to break the
ground for the extension OF the
switch on the north side of the de-
rot. With this started the Hubbard
\ Palmer Hat warehouse is to he
moved to that point aud then things
will be in readiness for commencing
work on the depot building.
The teachers of the city schools
give a "kitchen shower" to Miss
Augusta Mcguire Monday evening
in honor of her approachin. mar.
riage, which occurs Tuesday morn
ing June 2l. An Kinds of useful
utensils were sent and a p0em was
written fof each article, describing
its use for the bride-elect. Besides
the Kitchen furnishings the teach
els presented Miss Mcguire ~ith a
handsome han chair.
Major Coursey received paper
Monday from Adiutant General
Conklin giving honorable DISCHARGES
to Loren Cass, William lDevers, Coy
don b. Clark. Hiram Harris. j. Mel
son and Rollie Smith ny which they
sever their connection with Co. ID,
S. ID. N. G. Major CourseY also re-
ceived from the adjutant general the
acceptance of the resignation OF Wal
ter A.. Seaman as first lieutenant
and adjntant of tie first battalion,
second regiment, S. ID. n. G.
Cures Group, sore throat, pulmon-
airy troubles-Monarch over pain of
every sort. Dir. Thomas Eclectric
Oil.
Miss Anna McCann, who has made
her home in this city for the past
year with her uncle, j. l.. Haunett,
and family left Wednesday for her
home in Cleveland, Ohio, and was
accompanied by Miss Nellie Hannett,
who will Stay there a portion of the
summer. Miss Mccain came out
here for The benefit OF her."health
and she was greatly benefited greatly
by the pure air of South Dakota.
Miss Mccain made a large number
of warm friends who will regret her
departure.
Willis Q. Bower, state manager of
the United States Installment Real
itv Co.. of Minneapolis, is in the
city, a guest at The Mitchell. Mr..
Bower is considering the adyisltil-
ity of locating the state otiice for the
company in Mitchell. f. II. Evans.
of Minneapolis, the president of the
company, will visit the city next
week and present a special business
proposition to the business men of
Mitchell. The company furnishes
money to buy or build MONIES on tie
monthly payment plan.
The Mitchell delegation which
attended the races at Sioux Falls
Tuesday returned on the evening
train. and they report a days fine
races. a. a. Boynton and Fred EIce
were we'll pleased with the result of
the races for their horses We're i'm
the money i'm the 2:2o pace Mr..
Boynton's Major Dent took the race
in three straight heats. the best
time cling 2:l9. while Mr.. Elcets
Blue Range took second place i'm
the first heat and won third money.