The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

Vim. Fraser of Storla p. O. and his
niece Miss Anna Plnmmer, of Glen
Murray, Ontario, Canada, were corn
palace visitors yesterday.
The diamond that WAS swipcd- from
the shirt front of X. G. Foster, of
Amour. was secured and returned
to him before he went home last ev-
eninp.
Or. {. S. 3obb has commenced the
erection Of another cottage OF Fifth
Avenue west. which is 22x26. with a
l2xl2 addition. The work is being
done by r. M. Sphinx.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Morse departed
Monday for California and will spend
the winter near San Francisco. IF
they like the country they expect to-
remain there permanently.
j. ii. Peters and 81. L. Wickl;me
secured rooms in tire city Wednesday.
they are representing the Perfect
Pantry Go. of st. Lonis. They expect
to open up an Office here soon.
Paul Scott, who opened up his
Plankinton hotel OH short notice dur
ing corn palace week, is getting
Things st%raightened out and will soon
have his hotel i'm good RAINING order.
Strayed-Came to my place Sept.
b n dark Ted COW with . bush OF Il
tail on. Owner can have same by
paying charges.
A. e Deskins, sec. II, Plano town
ship. Hanson county.
For sale, good stock OF general
merchandise valued from $500 to
$1,000, and lease of stone building, in
good location. Lease for any length
Of time desired. Henry Koch, Dept.
Store.
To draw the tire oWt OF s burn,
hea! q cut without leaving a scar, OF
TO cure bolts. sores, tetter, eczema
and all skin diseases, use DeWltt>s
| Witch Hazel. Salye. A SPECIFIC for
piles. Get the genuine. Sold by
Scallin Bros.
f. e, 3ordan, president of the
First National bank, of DunIap,
Iowa. was in the city today, and Was
accompanied by his sou, and A. r.
Thompson. Mr.. Jordan has some land
interests north and west Of there and
came eat TIC see haw thugs were
going. He expressed himself as being
highly pleased With the crop results
in South Dakota.
Bronller 4 Alto iisssthe name of the
new Tailoring firm that is to be es-
rablished in this city about the mid
die of October. The gentlemen are
from Sioux Falls and were here yes
teraay and completed the arrange
ments for opening their establish
meglt which will be located in a rcom
in the Widmann hotel on the First
Avenue side Of the building. Que o1
the members OF the firm went cas-,
tGdayno make the purchase ..of the
stock.
AT sx O'Clock Sunday evening fire
brokerout in the plumbing establish
ment OF iUhas Heuerman. The fire
5epar.ment responded pronlpfly an{
the fire was soon put oft without
completely destroying the building.
1.-The lsss on the building which is
owned bv Winsor and IIager iii
eoNered by insurance. The toss OF
Mr.. Heuerman's plumbing stock IL
also isally covered ay insurance. The
G%glein-of the fire is not known as
there was no oneGn tile building a,
1}se time.
eNamherlain Register: Two freight
crews were put OH the. freight ase-
tasen fCfslamberlaia. and Mitchell on
MGalttaN.. and the service will se peg
tnaaent One cfew arrives from
Mitsbefl ut II 80. and remains Eerr
to Go the local work, the second crew
aeaviag it 2 80 each day do the re-
turn trip to Mitchell. THE local
business Mas for months been sc
heavy tf1a't no semhtance OF Il reg
War schedule could he maintained.
Tire new arrangement will make il
@easier an the train csews and the
train cam be DC perated el time.
Mrs. frank Mayes is in the city
visiting with friends and stopping at
the home Of Prof. L. A. Duncan.
MIR. Mayes at one time was connected
with the Mitchell Gazette but is now
manager Of the metropolitan news
lpaper in Pensacola. Florida. Mrs.
Mayes gives some interesting reports
OF the yellow fever in the south. She
says that the greatest trouble results
from every one being in deadly fear.
The fever is carried by mosquitoes
and a bite from a mosquito which
has bitten q person with the fever is
very liable to develop a case Of the
disease.