The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-12
I'm TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

j. G.. Bradford. of Washington
Springs, was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Foster went
over to Alexandria to remain over
Sunday with friends.
Col. John ii. King, of Huron. was
in the city Saturday. accompanied
by Mrs. King, on their way to Cham
berlain.
f. NJ. Hatch came up from Sioux
City on the 10 O'Clock Milwaukee
passenger last night. He said the
strike at the packing houses in Sioux
City did not show any improvement.
w. II. West, who is employed by
the j.. f. Anderson Lumber Co.,
bought the property OF the corner of
Seventh Avenue east and Dawson
street of John Powers. Mr.. West
will make some improvements on the
property as soon as he gets posses
sion.
(. G. Clark had a sample of cut
stone work on exhibition at the
First National bank which he ship
ped to Plankinton Saturday for
S. II. Bakewell,s new building. He
cut cut the letters of Mr., Bakewell's
name ana the year in which the
building was erected. 1t is a fine
piece of WORK.
y dancing party was given at the
Mitchell Club rooms last night for
the purpose of entertaining a few
Young ladies and gentlemen who are
visiting with friends in the city, and
a most delightful evening resulted
splendid music was furnished by
Nichol's mandolin club,
Presiding Elder Hager and wife
and children arrived home Satur-
day from Big Stone Lake. where
they have been on an outing lasting
nearly three weeks. The elder said
he had some magnificent fishing up
there and he regretted it was inn
possible to bring home some of the
fish.
Harry Hooper arrived home Friday
evening to remain a couple of
months. Harry left here early in
the spring as advance agent for the
Columbia Opera Co., which showed
here and they have been do
ing a splendid business right along.
He said the company disbanded in
Michigan on account of two or three
of the soloists taking sick and their
places could not be filled. Mr.. Hoop.
err expects to be in advance Of a the
%atrical company in the fall.
The Very Reverend Dean Shea ar
| We'd home Friday via the Omaha
road from his trip to Toronto, Cam
ada. where he has been for the past
six weeks, and reports a very pleas
ant summer vacation. Monday even
ing he will leave for st. Paul to at
tend a Retreat OF the priests of the
Sioux Falls diocese. He will have
charge OF the services in the Catho-
lie church tomorrow. Until his re-
turn from ST. Paul Father Lug viii
conduct the services in the church.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs. r. =.
Hail, who now resides at Los An
geles, Cal. sumbitted to an opera
tion and word received by Miss Hall
yesterday stated that her mother
passed through the ordeal safely and
that at the time OF writing heI
mother was getting along very nice
ly. although the danger point had
not been passed. They were former
residents of Mitchell, and Mrs. Hall
many friends here will hope that she
will thoroughly recover.
Did you ever think how few people
you meet who do not bear sears on
face or hands? Usully these are from
ourns or cuts and could have beer
avoided if Coles Carbolisalve bat
been promptly used. 1t instantly
relieves the pain and cures burns
cuts and sores without scars. Coles
is guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
H. r. Kibbee, cashier OF the Com.
mercial and Savings bank, left Friday
morning for Eldora. Iowa, having
been SUNNI oned there by the deatl
Of his aunt, Mrs. Judge Porter, who
passed away Thursday afternoon
The announcement Of her death viii
be regretfully received by the man,
friends Of the deceased in Mitchell
where she vas quite we'll known
A few months ago Judge and Mrs
Porter celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary.
a letter received from f. c. New
bury states that he and Mrs. New
bury reached st. Louis and are en-
joying the exposition to the full
Corles says it is great-too great
Quoting from his letter. he says
1.-The weather is fine, cooler her,
than in Mitchell. Rooms and meal
everywhere are reasonable. 25. so AM
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