The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-04-08

VIII clitcI 81. Joseph hospital !0f an
operation Tor appendicitis.
$500 dinner sets at Korn & Go.
Does your back ache: Don't delay.
Get a box of Kidney Ettes.- the
most wonderful remedy for all kid
ney trouhles-and they will make
you right. Price - cents. l.. @.
Gale.
Miss Ella Brown, a niece if Miss
Mitchell. went to Fulton today to
open a millinery establishment. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Elton Nc
kinley, who will assist her in get
ting started i'm the business.
Fred L. Tiffany returned Tue sday
morning from Selby. where he and
Mrs. Tiffany have resided for the
past year or more. Mr.. Tiffany said
that hereafter their home would be
in Mitchell. Their many friends in
the city will be pleased to welcome
them again.
Mrs. John Peckham came up from
Parkston and vent TO Briagewate1
Tuesday. She was called there
by the Death of her brOther-in-law,
7. r.. Welbes, who died in a Sioux
City hospital Of appendicitis. His
remains We're taken to Bridgewater
for i%nterment.
Sweat pads p and 80 cents each.
Pringle's old stand.
John w. Hof. Of Hartley, has talk
en- the contract TO do the carpenter
work on the Widmann hotel building
until the roof is on the structure.
and with a small force of men he
commenced work on the building this
morning. Mr.. Hof states that he
will have a larger number of men at
work the first of the week. Mr..
Widmann gives out the information
that the stone masons will commence
work again next Monday morning to
complete the fourth story of the
structure.
At the meeting of the knights
Templar Friday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Eminent Commander. w. Il. Tipton:
Captain General. w. Ii. Woodman;
Generalissimo, c. w. Johnston;
Senior Warden. \. E Hitchcock;
Junior Warden, j. N. Grow: Treas
urer. j. T.. Wells; Recorder. Geo. Z.
Foster. The appointive officers are
as follows: Prelate. j. L. Morrow F;
Standard Bearer, Geo. a. Johnston !:
Sword Bearer, Ii. L. Bras; Wander,
j.. f. Anderson; Sentinel, Samuel
Weber; Captains of the Guard. w.
e. Turner, VIM. N. Smith, and E.
B. Bracy; Organist W. E. Lott.
Climax tobacco Al cents a pound.
Pringle's old stand.
M. Boice circulated a petition
among the business men of the city
which was addressed to the county
commissioners asking that a low OF
trees be set on a strip of ground out
side of the side walk around the
court house square. and to replace
the trees in the court house yard
that had died. 1t was the idea of
Mr.. Boice and those who 81 gned the
petition to have the county keep
pace with the city i'm the matter of
tree cultivation. Last year the COM
m%issioners made a Large number Of
valuable improvements around the
co lIt house in the way of laying ce-
ment walks and grading, and the adj
dition of the trees would add that
much more to the surroundings Of
the county property. When the pc
titlon was presented the board it
was decided not to make the inn
provement at this time, and that it
might be taken up later in the sea-
son. The particular reason for put
ing off the tree planting at this
time, as expressed by OF the com
missioners, was because they desired
to put in z cement curb around the
court house yard before setting out
the trees.
Monday evening occurred the first
gymnastic entertainment ever given
by the athletic department of the
university, which occurred at the
opera house. Taking into considera-
tion the fact that all the material
which has been under the training of
Physical Director Markle has been
cultivated since last fall and the
showing that was made on this oc-
casion was something remarkable.
About twenty Of the athletes Of the
department took part in the enter
taniment, which consisted of ho1i-
zontal bar work, fancy marching.
wand drill, diving and tumbling,
wrestling, ring work, and the Roman
ladders and they all showed prof.
cient work throughout. Particular
mention is made of Grove, Cool and
Seaman for their ability in this line.
Prof. Markle did a number of stunts
that wara fpa part,cr)ralv tho hit