The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-08

years the dictatorship OF the schools
of Alexandria has been under the
able management of Professor Elan
egin and the efficiency of his services
is manifest in the splendid feputa-
tion enjoyed by schools both at llome
and abroad.
Benjamine and Mrs. G. e. Har-
yzog. mother and brother of the man
who was SO severely injured at the
railroad water tank east of AleXand-
ria two weeks ago, returned to their
home at Iona, iowa. Saturday, the
mans condition having improved
sufficiently to permit OF their leaving
him in the car of other attendants.
1t is thought the patient will be
able to be removed to his home in
Iona within a few days.
Work OH the opera house is being
rushed with all possible dispatch.
every available workman in the city
employed in the work of res
modelling and rebuilding the old
house. When completed it will be
equipped with all modern facilities
and will be one of the best OF its
kind in tire state. Manager StabIein
lis confident OF having the work COM
pleIed by the 10Th of the present
month and he sets that date as the
opening night for the new house.
The camp meetings which have
been in session during the past ten
days at Aliens grove. six miles
south OF Alexandria came to a close
ON the evening of September 3 Rev.
is. i. Chapel, pastor of the Meth
odist church in this city was in
charge of the meetings, being assist
ed in the work by Rev. Joel and Mrs.
Smith Of Woonsocket. The services
have been largely attended and pro-
ductive of much good.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase and Mr..
and Mrs. John a. Gingles departed
Monday for Waterloo, Wisconsin, to
be present at the celebration of the
homecoming of former residents of
that place which occurs on the 5th,
6th..and 7th, of this month.
a large number of Alexandrians
departed Sunday over the Omaha
road for Minneapolis and st. Paul to
attend the Minnesota state fair.
Alexandria, Sept. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
q. B. Cornell and Mr.. and Mis-.
James Petite started Tuesday for the
western coast country. They will
visit the exposition at Portland,
Ores and points of interest in
Washington, California and Colorado
before returning.
"A number of threslling crews in
the county have been Obliged to sus-
pend operations because Of the farm
ers refusing to have their grain
threshed while prices are so low.
Much of the grain also being in
bad condition for thresbing
81. Montgomery and wife started for
Watertown. Wis.,, Tuesday. They
will attend the homecoming carnival
at Waterloo and visit their former
home at Columbus, Wis, before re-
turning.
The new -four mill in course of con-
s%truction by the Clark Land s. Loan
CO., of Alexandria, is rapidly APP
%proaching completion, and when
finished will be a great addition to
the business Of the city as well as a
convenience to the surrounding farm
ers.
William Meyers and Al Griffin,
two prisoners confined in the county
jail in this city since July 10. await
ing their trial at the Noyember term
OF The circuit court, upon the charge
OF stealing a team OF horses rad
other property from Tom Snl,S4. a
livery man at Emery on the 5th of
last July, broke Jail at al early hour
this (Thursday) morning by remov-
ing a portion OF the stone wall be-
tween the corridor and the boiler
room, the work being done by the.
use of a steel bar used in securing an
outer cell door, and which was
wrenrhed from its place by the plis-
oners. a note addressed to Sheriff
Gordon was left begging Lis paldon
for the liberty taken. No trace has
yet been found of the missing men.
Don't go hunting or camping cut
without a box of Coles Caroolisalye.
Its the sure cure for wounds, burns.
poisol4s, and good for so many things
that you will be glad TO take il with
YOU There is no danger OF blood
poisoning il you keep a wound dressed
with Coles Carbolisalve.
ANu
n,.no SAINT ! a n ~ Ia,