The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

|. DR.. Ray...-Smith. who has be-,
quite i'll with typhoid fever, is re-
ported to be II letie on the gain
FOR SALE-lOO stock i,ogs; In
quire OF G. III. Krom, , miles East Of
Mitchell.
John Potter has taken IL POSITION.
as salesman i'm the lewelry and music.
house of VI. G.. Nichols. y.
L. N. ilenjun an experienced dry
goods salesman from Sioux Falls h..
taken a position with Winter Brcs.
Miss Mary Pendleton who has been
the guest OF Miss Mary Windle for
the past two weeks returned to her
home at Sioux City Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella FL. Geiger took a posi-
tion us a compositor in the Gazette
office today. This makes tile full
Quota OF employees for the Gazette
the same as before the strike.
Miss Lillian Pollock has been
granted a months vacation from her
duties rs book-kceper at j. e. Turner
& Sons and on Wednesday she left
for Springfield, Mo-, where she in
tends to spend the CRATER part Of her
vacation.
The steel and iron arrived ut
Riverside Tuesday for a fine neN
bridge acros the river near the mill.
The old bridge wastorn. up Thurs
day and there will be no crossing
until the new bridge is completed.
Mrs. G. Ii. Garner came down from
Redtield Wednesday with her daugh-
ter. Miss Fora who is attending the
Dakota Wesleyan. While attending
school she will make her home at
Levi Peirce's.
w. B. Rowley returned Wednesday
from Chicago, where he took his son,
Harry, for an operation for Appendix
citis. He is getting along nicely hut
was not yet able to return with his
father. Mr.. Rowlcy's sister-in-law
and nephew from Indiana accompan-
led him from Chicago.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
positive, never n%auseates or upsets
the stomach. Cleanses and purifies
the entire system. A great blessing
to suffering humanity. So cents, Tea
or Tablets. s. Fl. Scallin.
The striking printers are concen-
trating their efforts to get Mrs. Ella
Geiger to withdraw from the Gazette
Office, where she accepted a position
a few days ago. They 6rst tried to
influence Nv. Gleger to get his wife
to quit and last night a committee
Of two called at her house and tired
to induce her to give up the Gazette
job, hut she declined. The strikers
told Mrs. Gieger that in the course
OF two or three days the employing
printers 10 Mitchell would sign up
the eight-hour schedule and also
that the Sioux Falls bosses we're 60
ing to do the same thing. The state
ment elsewhere in The Republican
today shows Just how the strikers
are misrepresentine things. The
Sioux Falls offices are reported to
have plenty of help with u or two
exceptions, and these are working
nearly a full force.
When DR.. Geo. p. Dix was down
from berdeen the..week before corr
palace he partially arranged for COM
ing back to Mitchell and making his
home once more. A card received
from him today states that he has
decided to return to Mitchell and re-
sulue the practice of dentistry, as
soon as he can find Il suitable room,
and expects to open his Office within
sixty days. The resi- OF the family.
DR.. said, would remain at Aberdeen.
For nearly 25 years some member OF
the DIX family has practiced dentis-
try in Mitchell aud 1.-the old man.
says he will not let the name be
missing here any longer.
President Nicholson has secured the
services OF DR.. e.. NJ. Randall the
national general secretary of the
Epwo,th Leag,e for an address at
the College Chapel at Z 80 p. M. Mon
day, Oct l6 All our citizens are
cordially Invited and all the city
pastors and their people are specially
invited. DR.. Randall is a graduate
of Baker University, eX-president
OF The Puget Sound University and
is one of the all speakes Of ma
%tional lepute III the Methodist
church. The service is free to all.
Good music will be provided.
a pile of lumber in the rear of A.
L. McGovern q Sons dry goods store