The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-29

Ice at the Norwegian church Sunday,
Oct. ! at 10 o'clock, a. M.
Rev. M. +. Abraham.
Mrs. Carrie Cleveland, OF Carthage,
and Mrs. Chas. Landon, OF Dell Rap
ids are visiting at the home of Jos.
Swift. They were neighbors Of Mr..
Swift back in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Barton, of
Grand Island. Neb are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. #. A. Craft during corn
paalce. Mr.. Barton is Grand Record
Ell of 40. u. w. o,der Of Nebraska.
The annual convention of the
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
tions of the colleges and high schools
OF South Dakota will be held at the
State University, Vermillion, Oc;-
tober 2O.22.
X. g. Foster, OF Armour, is the
loser OF a very valuable diamond pin.
He got into a big crowd today and
the lustrous stone in his shirt front
was too tempting a bait for the light
fingered gentry, and M of these in
dlviduals swiped it and got away be-
fore Ee~was discovered.
a quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed Thursday morning at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. 81. S.
Wilkinson, when he united in mar
rage Mr.. Andrew G.. Williams and
Miss Bernice M. TanzY, both of Fee
dora, Miner county. The young folks
thought that the corn palace would
be a good time in which to consum-
mate their marriage vows.
A. w. Gibson,..who lives on the
Kimble farm north of Mitchell has
a treatment for scab on hogs which
has proven entirely successful with
his animals. He takes about 20 or IS
pounds OF salt and makes a good
strong brine, adding about 10 cents
worth of turpentine. While the
hogs are FEEDING he pours this over
them, dashlng the liquid into their
eyes and on affected parts. After q
couple ::of applications he says the
disease disappears.
A special feature this week is the
exhibition Of Hereford and Red
Polled cattle located in especially
erected sheds back OF Plotner's liv.
cry barn. w. s. Hill is a breeder OF
the Red Polled cattle and has. IFS
head on his farm in Hanson county.
He has eight head on exhibition
here. He showed at the state fair
and took 2 tirsts, 6 seconds and 2
third prizes. Albert Hill, also from
Hanson county, is showing eight
head including his famous bull After
Larz, which is only 90 months old
and weighs ], 800 pounds. At Huron
he took first in class. Other prem
iums at the fair we're 9 tirsts, herd
prize, get of sire and three seconds.
MIR. Hill expects to show After Larz
at the International Live Stock
Show --at Chicago. The showing OF
these cattle is a great advertisement
for Southa Dkota for many eastern
people express great surprise that
such fine cattle are raised here.
Ethan, S. d., Sept. PA few
days yeo a number Of Indians went
through town going north.
Eugene Graves has the lumber OH
the ground to build a kitchen to his
neat little cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Donahue. of
TYndall, are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig and other relatives. They
will visit the corn palace city before
returning home.
We understand the school board
have consented to let the teachers
and pupils have ..Friday to attend
corn palace.
l.. A. Oathout made a business
trip to Luana, Iowa, on Saturday,
Sept. %.
w. b. Tobey, our genial postmas-
WIZ WIN way VII WCullCSUdy VI tlS.
it Mitchell and see the sights. 1t is
amusing to hear some of the ssold
boys tell their experiences at the
corn palace city. "Such a jam! all
the tllne," they say. They would
hear OF something going on up the
street d ways and would elbow their
way Though the crowd only to find
it all over with by the time they got
there Then they would rush down
the street another quarter of a mile
TO see some wonderful performance
only to be too late. Which goes to
prove only the crowd was so immense
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