The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-18

morning to Ewing, Neb.
b. b. Waring, of Marshalltown
iowa, vas i'm the city Wednesday
He..is a magician and came to see about
making an engagement with the corr
palace for the week ON the street.
Among the improvements that
Mrs. q. j. Sickler has outlined fol
the opera house is a change in the
entrance Of the building. The stair
way leading to the balcony will be
Strengthened and the entrance to the
lower part Of the house will be made
different.
Rev. James CIowthers and wife, OF
Wessington Springs, passed through
the city Monday morning on their way
to Colorado points for the benefit OF
Mrs, CIowher's health, they having
decided to give up the trip to Battle
Creek, Mich, where they first in
tended to go.
Mrs. l.. D.. Milne arrived home
Saturday afternoon from an extended
trip, which included Guthrie, Okla
homa, to the meeting of the Nation
al EDITORIAL Association, and to the
Portland exposition. in company with
Mr.. Milne. From there she wentfto
Chicago where she visited a month.
Huron World: e. L. Parshall, of
Mitchell. has accepted a position on
the road for the World Publishing
Co., and will enter upon his duties
next Monday. spending the greater
portion OF his time out of the city,
though doing more or less soliciting
of work in Huron. Mr.. Parshall was
formerly a travelling salesman for a
fruit house.
Prot. j. Fl. Breckenridge, of Hur-
on, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing to be on the ground several weeks
before the opening of the city
schools. Prof. breckenridge was re-
Gently elected to the principalship of
the schools, and comes with splendid
recommendations for the work. He
has taken apartments at the residence
of q. w. Kleineau
Judge Abbey received a letter from
his son. Winslow, from Seattle,
WASH, where the young man is now
located, having given up his position
in Minneapolis. He is connected
with the business department of the
Daily Post Intelligencer, and likes
bis new work quite we'll. He expects
to stay IN. the coast country if he
continues to like it in the future as
at the start.
Exchange: Here is a new puzzle.
Try it and see what it does for you.
Put down the year you we're born, to
which add A, then add the age which
you will be your next ..birthday pro.
viding it comes before Jan. lst,
otherwise your age at your last birth.
day, multiply result by 1000 and de-
duct from this 694, 423. Substitute fol
the alphabet A for 1. B for 2, q FOL
3, and SO on. The result will give
the name by which you are popularity
known.
Adnlph Sc~henranbtand commenced
to Law the cement sidewalk south OF
the corn palace building Monday
morning. Considerable dirt had TO bt
moved at the cast end OF the lot tt
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near the east end of the building.
At the alley it will he some lower
than the walk in front of the tele.
phone Office. The walk through the
halt block will be twelve feet wide
and at the points where the building
sets in from the walk it will be
about three or four feet wider.
Mayor ID. n. Hunt. Alderman j.
d. Fargo and w. D. Myers, city en-.
gineer, were down from.Redtield Wed.
day to investigate the construction
and expense OF putting i'm a septic
tank, similar to the one being made
in this city. Redteld is up against
a similar proposition i'm the way OF
handling the sewage and will have tt
adopt some such measure as this
Mr.. Hunt was up and. inspected the
corn palace building and was greatly
impressed with it. He thought thai
Sphinx county would have an exhibit
this fall to place in the building,
They were guests Of b. NJ. Johnston
at the Widmanr. who was a former
townsman. Mr.. Hunt is an old base
ball fan, and We shall never forget
game that he played with the Red
field club up at Worthwhile 10 years
ago this summer, when they defeated
the Ashton club. of which the writ.
er was a member. There was a gooC
deal of rivalry between Redteld ane
Ashton in those days over the county
seat fight and both wanted the game.
Mr.. Hunt brought in the first score
4 for hic tnatn INV p,okipr: ~ hit +t,o,