The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04


Mi-o-na is the only remedy for
stomach troubles which Scallin Bros.
guarantees will cure or cost nothing.
soc a box
The lawn mower season has lust
started ard from now on until next
fall that backbreaking job will have
to be looked after.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". IL. McKeel ar
rived Wednesday afternoon from Cob
lerville, Mich, to visit a portion of
the summer with A. B. McKeel and
family.
In their new advertisement today
Waterbury & Klousia draw the at
tention of u readers to the comfort
able qualities Of the Sorcsis shoe, for
which they have the exclusive sale In
Mitchell.
Fred L. Tiffany has commenced
the construction of a new residence
on the corner of Sixth Avenue east
and Burr street. The foundation is
practically completed and the car
penters will commence their work
tomorrow.
Adam Scllenkenberger and Phillip
Scbenkenberger arrived in the city
from Scotland Wednesday night to
attend the funeral of their brother.
Another brother was expected from
Eureka but lie did not arrive in time
for the funeral.
Miss Grace Doolittle. who has been
absent from her school on the west
side for so long on account Of the
very sever attack of rheumatism.
has resumed her work, although she
finds Unnecessary to use a cane in walk
ing. Miss Doolittle's friends are
glad to see her at her post once
more
Gas Bergquist and family left lest
evening via the Omaha road on an
extended trip to Lila Gjuteret, a
suburban town of Norrkoping,
Sweden, and expect to he gone about
four months. They will sail from
Boston. on Thursday, May 10 on the
steamer Arabic, Of the White Star.
line. The parents of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Berequist live at Lila CLUTTER
ct.
A change occurred i'm the managers
OF the Western Union office this
morning. when a. j.. VauX, resigned
from the position and accepted the
place as operator for the A. j.. Cum
mings Commission Co. He was re-
lieved 10y d. M. Parks, OF Eau Claire,
Wis, a young man who is quite ex-
perienced as an operator. Assistant
Superintendent Bradley ciime down
from Minneapolis this morning 10
make the transfer OF bet managers.
A copy Of the Whittier, Cal, Daily
News was received by The Republi-
can from b. Ii. Bennett, a former
resident Of Mitchell, which contain.
ed a very interesting account Of the
experience OF Roger B. Powell in the
San Francisco earthquake. Mr..
Powell was also a former resident of
Mitchell, being engaged in the paint
ing business. Mr.. Powell co~ntributedl
the letter to the News and told of
the many incidents of the great hor-
ror. He was attending the grand
lodge Gf the Masons at San francisco
at the time ard was an eye witness
to the many scene Of horror which
have been described in the daily
press. MI. Powell got out OF the city
along late i'm the afternoon, and llad|
the experience of going hnngfy and
Thirsty for over twenty-four hoUrs.
Miss Grace Smith, of this city, is a
and persevering young lady,
aud it was APPLY demonstrated dur
ing the winter by her raising sutfi-
Gent funds with which TO build al
cement sidewalk around SCHOOL,
building at Letcher. Miss Smith isl
the principal OF tue Letcher schools
ana Une absence OF WALKS arOuudI
the building lead her into creating
a fund to supply the missing neccs-
sity. During the winter she has ar
ranged for a number OF socia blps
and basket entertainments and as a
result She has raised 5000, an amount
to build the walks and the
contract has been let to a Woonsock-
ct nan. Miss Smith is a very capa-
bic teacher and the Letcher people,
would like very much to keep her att
the head Of the schools, but she has
decided to better tit herself %for.teach- ,
ing and at the close Of the school year
she will resign and the next four
years she will devote herself to study
in college. From the very excellent
record which Miss Smith made while
a student in the Mitchell ligh school
we are satisfied that a four years.
course i'm a college will make her|