The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22

80 -O't 7-
Miss Ruby Harston, Of Preston.
Mimi, arrived in the city to take a
position in the finishing department
of Stairs photograph parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burg and
son, r. A. Burg, Of Grand Island.
Neb., arrived in the city Wednesday
to visit with their daughter, Ms. w.
A. Heimberger, during corn palace
week.
Some parties broke into the barns
OF +. M. Bailey and John Mlchels
Wednesday night and carried OF a set
LOT buggy harness from each. The
gentlemen were glad enough .nat
their horses were left.
A. II. ellis and family, of Nor
enci, Mich, arrived in the city Wed
nesdav evening TO visit with his
uncle, G. w. ellis. Mr.. Glilis is
the owner of a large farm near Nor
enci, AND during the corn palace
week he will have an opportunity to
see what South Dakota can raise.
Rev. Il. j. Giblett, pastor of the
Baptist church. rendered his resigna-
tlon at the prayer meeting Wednes.
day evening, TO lake effect the latter
part of October, which will complete
hiC fxUn uaatc e.oryiont Nv fNi1,1ot+
has two or three calls at his COM
mand, but he has not as yet decided
on any.
A good delegation of Mitchell peo-
pie went over to Alexandria Thurs
day to attend the closing day Of
the street fair and carnival. Two
more ideal days than Wednesday and
Thursday could not have been secured
il 1t had been made to special order,
and as a result Alexandria is being
overlooked with people to their
show.
The rest room IN the city hall
building is COMPLETED and ready for
use OF the ladies from the country.
The room is in the basement of the
building and is the first door to the
right. The room was provided at
the instance of the w. =. I. u. for
the accommodation of the ladies
from the country who come to town
and have no place in which to stop
a half hour or hours rest. The city
council and county commissioners
Joined issues i'm providing a room for
such a purpose and a very attractive
and convenient place is the result.
For gals, wounds, sores and dis
eases of the skin or feet of horses
Coles Veterinary Carbolisalye has
no equal. 1t cures quickly, without
interfering with work, leaving no
scar and Invariably renews the hair
in its original color. Get Coles, it
is guaranteed. All druggists.
The Very Reverend George shee-
ban, formerly pastor OF the Holy
Family church in this city but now
in charge of "A large and h%ourisning
church at Eklton. in this state, will
celebrate his Silver Jubilee on the
18th inst. Father Sheehan was Or
dained a priest on Sept. 20, 1880, and
came to Dakota territory on the fol-
lowing October "a. where he has
siuce labored. His first II ission was
at Yank,on. The event will be cele-
brated with nae solemnity at ElKton
on Wednesday, the 9th, when there
will be O solemn nigh mass at which.
Bishop O'Gorman. Mgr. FLYNN, ".
g., OF Madison aud about so priests
will be present. The Reverend ju-
bilarian has a host OF friends in this
city who will unite in wishing him
even greater success in his work.
You will need to prepare your sys.
TEN for the co,uing cold weather,
get your organs TO work like cloel,
work. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea taken this mionti. will do the
business. 30 cents, tea or tablets.
Scallln Bros.
L. b. Slade, who moved to Ere
donia, KAN, last spring, arrived in
the city Wednesday afternoon to re-
main a couple OF weeks. He brought
along some pictures OF IS. ID. Ohm
stead's gas we'll property near Free
donna, which Mr.. Oimstead sent for
distribution among his friends, The.
pictures show the deriick. 66 feet
high, just when the gas we'll was
struck and threw the water to the
top OF the derrick, so strong was the
force OF the gas. MI. Olmstead has
just leased his property to a gas COM
pany for the gas riyileges at a price
that will be quite remuneratiye to
HIM. The gas we'll is the largest in
that section. John Tannel1ill, a.
former resident of this city, who is
a near neighbor of Mr.. Olmstead, has