The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-20

Frank Bobb went to Aberdeen
Tuesday to take the State eXamina-
ton for state pharmacist.
DR.. w. r. Crane was called to Lu-
verne, Mimi. Tuesday evening owing
TO the serious illness of his mother,
who is quite low with heart trouble.
The Republican readers ought to
try Mi-o-na. Costs nothing unless it
cures indigestion and all stomach
trouble. soc a box at Scallin Brothers.
Mrs. III. D. Butte1feld went u[
to Lane Tuesday to look owe the
new store which they are building
there and which is about ready to be
occupied.
j. w. Beddoes went to Hunter, N.
D., tuesday, where he Will engage
in the creamery business. Mrs.
Beddoes and the children will not 20
until Mr.. Bedooes gets settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith and
Mrs. Clare A. Dawson went to Min
~neapolls and ST. Paul Tuesday even
ing to be gone a portion of the week.
Mr.. Smith will consult with archi-
tects for the plans of the Mitchell
National hanks neA building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Mckinley.
WHO vent To Seattle recently to make
their lome, have returned to the
city, satisfied that Mitchell Offers as
good an opening for a livelihood as
amy place. Mr.. Mckinley will he as
sociateds With \. f.. Eddy as before
in the hardware BUSINESS.
At the meeting OF the w. c. Il. u.
i'm the Rest Room of the city hall
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. o.. w.
Greene deliveIe an address before
the ladies ON "Mormonism,' and to
a large audience. Mrs. Greene spent
IA number Of years i'm Utah and her
remarks were confined principally
to the homelife of those people. Her
address was very interesting and was
given i'm d very entertaining manner.
Funeral services we're held over
the rem ,ins OF the little son of MIR.
and Mrs. John Sturgls at the home
of Mrs. Schirmer Tuesday afternoon
at , O'Clock. which we're conducted
by Rev. Edker Burton, pastor Of
the Baptist church. A good many
friends of the family attended to
express their sorrow to the parents
in the loss OF their little one. The
interment was made at Graceland
cemetery.
A. b. Test, who lives in the east
eln part Of the city, was severely liz
jured Tuesday morning as the re-
suit of his team running away. He
started to drive into the city when
one side of the tongue of his buggy
became locsened and the team started
T. run. In attempting to hold the
l3orses he was palled over the dash
board and struck on his head and
shoulder. His body was bruised
very badly and his shoulder was
w%renched. SO thaS he is suffering
quite a good deal from his injuries
MI. Test is a man we'll along in We rs
and donntless it will take some ii ne
for him to get hack to his nor4,al
condition. DR. F.eyberg vas called
to dress bis injuries. Mr.. Test is
reported as feeling a little better to-
day.
Albert brown, representing the
Wood Manufacturing Co, is in the
city. Mir. Brown stated that lie was
looking up "a new Slocation for the
company, the Headquarters of which
are now al Alden, Iowa, a small
town With poor railroad facilities.
tits the desire Of the company to get
a little farther west and is figuring
on locating i'm south Dakota or west.
ern Iowa. Mr.. Brown was here dur.
lily lllS Gdlly pulS VI LJC WlilLCl dlll
had some conversation with the ot1i.
GERS OF the Commercial League ant
| he desires to take the matter up Will
them again. The company manufac
lures manure spreaders. and though
a small institution. Mr.. Brow
claims that it has an article tina
will sell we'll among the farmers.
(: The regular meeting of the Lad.
! Maccabees Tuesday evening wa
turned into a social affair after th,
work Of the evening was completed
and an entertaining program wa
gone through with. A guessin!
contest a in%augurated which
gave one an opportunity to put into
execution their faculties of the sens
of touch, sound, taste, smell ant
sight, articles being placed where
they could come in contact will
1 these different. consoS Aftor FIJI,