The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-05-20

L.. I'll. SlOrHaird ana w. ~. Love
joy, of the Dakota Farm L, Abcr-
deem, came down Tuesday to at
tend the stock sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Rowley, OF
Rensselaer,, Ind, arrived Wednes-
day and were called here by the
sickness and death of Walter L.
Rowley.
Major Picker of Faulkton, is in
the city, a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Frad. Mr.. Picker is
disposing of the Pringle stock OF
goods which he secured on a lane
trade.
The binder trust has gobbled ur
five companies already and now they
are going to eobble up the farmer.
But you DON'T have to buy from
them, you can buy the Acme. SOLD
by ID, w. Collins.
A bath with Coles Carbolisoap is
a luxury. 1t cools, heals and cleans
es and has a delightful odor of laven.
der and violets. Use this soap once
and you will be its friend, for nc
other a compare with it. Be sure
it is Coles. BY all druggists.
Conductor John falsely, of Sanborn,
Iowa, vas in the city Tuesday. He
says that Mrs. Hasley is IN a Bap-
fist hospital at Chicago at present
taking treatment. She recently sub.
mitted to a dangerous operation and
passed through it successfully.
Rub 4 Carton have their business
now established in their new build
ing on west First street. The firm
has put in some fine machinery for
the making Of cornices and other tin
work, and already have secured sew
eral good contracts for work. Their
shop is equipped with some of the
best machinery in the state.
The capital committee is putting
out some attractive campaign but
tons, which had appropriate..wording
and also d picture of the building
llC WY vi AlIlCIIClI OllClS IllC
state free use of until a permanent
structure is erected. About rs, 900
have been ordered for present use.
The Mitchell button will be the
most popular.
Col. A. b. Fox, of Sioux Falls,
was in the city Monday night and at
tended the meeting Of the Grand
Army, being called on by Command
er Nash for a few remarks. MIR. Fox
paid a high compliment to Mitchell
for the manner in which she is grow
ing and for the enterprise in erect
ing such a handsome building for use
Of the state as a temporary capitol
building.
Rev. j. f. Booth, of Plankinton,
was in the city Tuesday on his way
home from Sheldon, n. D., where
he has been in attendance at the
conference of the Dakota Evangel.
ical Association. Mr.. Booth said
that it was arranged at the confer
eDce to again establish a church i'm
this city, anc as soon as an available
pastor could be secured the services
will be started. He thought there
"a no doubt but what Z church
would he erected this sumner. Mr..
Booth said that the pastors Of the
church in South Dakota. with one
exception, we're all for Mitchell! for
capital.
The public sale of Short Horn cat
tie was held at Plotner's livery barn
Tuesday and there was a pref
ty fair attendance of stock growers
from the surrounding counties. The
cattle were contributed by Thos.
Stanton, Of Oregon, Ill.,, and w. o.
Mertz, of Monticello; MINI. Barclay
& Coates, of Mason City, Iowa, con-
Quoted the sale. The cattle did not
bring very high prices and some OF
them went very low, although the
auctioneer did his best to arouse the
enthusiasm of the stockmen, to get
better prices for the animals. The
SdCLIC WCAC ACS1SCClCu anu ScucIdlIy
speaking we're a fair lot, although
they we're not in good flesh.
Geo. G. Holleran has began a pi-
ano contest which will have its end
ing at ] O'Clock, Dec. LIST. Mr.. Hol-
leran will give a $3.50 Cable piano to
the lodge, school, charch or ~organiza-
tion which has the largest number OF
votes at the close of the contest. A
ballot is given for every twenty-five
cent purchase by the following firms
b. d. Butter6eld, Chas. Burnside,
M. Fl. Gosche, G. W. Hoon, C.. w.
Walrath, W. II. Conyes, Hoyt Cox,
Mrs. Fl. L. Bates, j. w. Broadbent,
Geo. Austin, ellis Shoe Co., L. o.
Gale, Corwin & Welfering, j. N.
Cook, Mitchell Printing Co.. w. Fl.
Bacon. The piano is on exhibition
at j. w. Broadbent & Co.'S furniture
store and the ballot box has been
placed at t.. O. Gales drug store