The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-04

b. NJ. Johnston. OF the Widmann
went to Minneapolis to attend tn,
second annual convention OF the no.
Ell mel CT the northwest.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Gibbs depart,
ed on Tuesday for DEBORAH, Iowa.
being called there to attend the
funeral OF all aunt of Mr.. Gibbs, who
died yesterday.
Hubert Faust, of Parkston, a phar.
macist. was in the city over nigh,
and returned home Wednesday.
He came up to meet his sister whom
lie expected to arrive from the east,
but who failed to reach the city.
Plankinton business men have a
movement on foot to start a citizens
telephone company, with the greater
portion Of the stock already sub
scribed. The new company may take
up the rural line feature some time
in the future.
Superintendent Collins passed
through the city Wednesday from
Oacoma, where he was Tuesday to
be present at the celebration OF the
opening OF the Milwaukee bridge
across the Missouri river for passenger
and freight traffic.
L. w. Seaman went to Running
Water Wednesday,. He is staying
on the farm at the present time
while his son. Charles, is at Sioux
City at the BEDSIDE OF his wife who
has just had a surgical operation
performed at one of the hospitals
Jenkins and Alafffa King stackers
and sweep ralles on exhibition at
VIM. korh's. nothing like them for
durability, convenience and cheap
ness. Call and look them over. You
can't find anything better.
The Ptanllinton Herald says that
the commissioners of Aurora county
have appropriated 800 with which
to make an exhibit at the Mitchell
corn palace. Doubtless there will be
more applications for space in the
corn palace than can be accommodate
ed this year, although the building
will be much larger.
After a Hearty meal a dose of Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an
attack Of Indigestion. Kodol is a
thorough digestant and a guaranteed
cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
ON the stomach, weak heart, sour
risings, bad breath and all stomach
troubles. Sold by Seallin Bros.
While making d visit in the city
DIR. Geo. p. Dix, of aberdeen, decid-
ed to make his vacant property
across the street south from the corn
palace look a little neater. He had
the grass moved. cleaned the rubbish
off and then lowered the ground adj
%jacent to the sidewalk so that it pre-
sents a neater appearance.
A big force of men is employed on
the corn palace building at the pres.
ent time and it will be increased as
fast as more men can be worked.
From the way Or. Dundas is pushing
things there is no doubt but what
the building will be completed and
decorated by the day of opening.
With the weather partially favorable
much can be accomplished before
that day.
Mccormick hay rakes at Will
Koch's.
Dale 4 Sullivan have commenced
to make some improvements on Their
building adjoining their saloon prop
erty. The floor which stands a foot
or more above the street will be
lowered to the level OF the street III
order to give the room a higher cell
ing, and a new front will be put in.
the present n to be placed IN the
rear Of the building. Mr.. Dale said
that he would very likely establish
some business in the building when
it was completed.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson ar
rived home Wednesday afternoon
from their trip to Denver, having
been away about a month. After the
close OF the Epworth League Assem-
bly, at Canton they went direct to.
Denver to attend the national con-
vention OF the Epworth League, and
at its conclusion they spent the rest
OF the timefin sightseeing, taking in
all the important side trips that are
provided for u big gathering. DIR.
Nicholson said that there was some
grand scenery in the west and one
could spend a very profitable two
weeks in viewing the natural scenic
beauties. While he spoke once dur.
ing the convention he was invited to
preach one Sunday morning after
ward at Trinity church, on which
occasion he had an immense crowd.