The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-18

arrived home Yesterday.
FOR SALE-2 Scotch Collie shop
ard pups 5 months old.
David Walker. South Side.
Go to Druggist Scallin Bros. today
for a Hyomei outfit. a cure for ca
tarrh. Complete treatment ST..
| Money back if it fails.
There will be no preaching service
at the Free Methodist church next
Sunday, May 20, because OF repairs
being made on the chruch. Sunday
i school as usual. A. M. Anderson,
pastor.
For sale cheap. n Gang pillow.
new. Inquire Of Samuel Vickers,
Mitchell, S. D.
Mrs. T. II. Graham is improving
nicely since her operation for appen-
dicitls and has been under the care
of Miss Minnie Bingham, the profess
ional nurse. She was able to sit up
today for the first time.
Miss Neltie Palmer, who has been
travelling with an orchestra and play
ing the piano during the winter
months. has returned home for the
summer. The orchestra played in
the northern part Of the state.
|. FOR SALE-Yhre cheap work
horses. Inquire of Frank Weller,
04 Fourth Avenue west.
Chris Eootit has rented the build
ing at tile come. OF Main street and
Fourth Avenue west fol. his meat
market and expects to move in the
first of next week. He was required
to move on account of MIR. Gale re-
moving the building he now occupies
to another location
The Milwaukee excursion out to
Chamberlain passed through the
city tuesday morning at 7:45 O'Clock
with eight coach loads of people.
The excursion started from Sioux
City. Platte and stickney, the trains
consolidating at Tripp. About 20
tickets were sold at Mitchell for the
excursion. The University team
plays a game of baseball with Che
Grow Creek Indian nine this after
noon.
Disc Corn planter guaranteed not
to clog - this is the coming corn
planter-don't fail to see it before
buying, made by Moline Pillow Co.
VIM. Koch.
Work is progressing nicely on the
improvements at the west side park.
The pathways through the park have
nearly all been cut out and partially
filled with gravel, and the design is
quite attractive. When the work is
all completed the west side park will
look vastly different than it has
since it was first converted into a
park. The trees in the park are
numerous and they have grown to a
very fair size.
Saturday evening two very enter
tanning contests were, held at the
home OF Mrs. O. f. Cassem, under
the auspices Of the w. q. L. u.
The Instrumental silver medal con
test was won by Edith Smith, and
the declamatory gold medal was won
by Edna Potts. The contests were
interspersed with vocal solos, rend-
cred by Mrs. FL. s Wilkinson, Miss
Hazel Lathrop, Arthur Greene and
| Tllelma Cassem. The evening proved
a very enjoyable one to those who
attended.
A good supply of Dutch Uncle
cuitivators in stock. We need not
say anything further about this Gull
%tivator, Just ask your neighhor who
uses one what he thinks about them.
VIM. Koch.
1t doesn't look like Mitchell was
going to have a band this summer,
and it is regretted that such is the
case. Mitchell ought to have a band,
band if there is not sufficient mater
ial for organizing Il tirst-class u
then it should be made possible
among the business men to secure it
so-that a good organization can be
formed. 1t might not be out Of
place for the Commercial League to
take up the band proposition and
carry it to a successful conclusion.
The times are when a
band is needed and Mitchell should
certainly be supplied.
Everett White, who has held the
position as advertising solicitor for
The Republican for the past year, re-
signed his position Saturday evening
to engage in the banking business.
In connection with w. NJ. Smith,
president of the Mitchell National.
and his father, j. z. White,
Everett will establish a state bank
at the new town of .Murdo. on the