The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-18
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT APPEN I'M
THE OUR OF A WEEK.

Rev. a. G. Phillips, of Letcher,
Was the guest of j. +. Norton for d
day or two.
There is no opium, acids. or alco-
hol in Mi-o-na stomach tablets. ASK
IScallin Bros. to show you the Mi-o-lla
guarantees; they cure.
The city is having quite a few
new cement crossings put in through
out the residence part of the city.
and many OF them have been needed
very bad. The work is being done
by Adolph Scheurenhrand.
Rev. f. W. Greene returned Mon
day afternoon from Vermillion,
where he held his first service i'm
the Episcopal church, there Sunday.
He finds Vermillion a very beautiful
place and thinks he will be we'll
pleased with his work. He will move
bis family to Vermillion shortly
after school is out.
We will be the sole agents for this
county for the Plymouth binding
Irvine and it will pay you to not place
your order until you see my repre-
sentative. Geo. Murner.
VIM. Koch.
After spending Monday invoicing
the grocery stock of G.. A. Vermil-
yea, w. FL. Bacon took possession
Tuesday morning. For the present he
said he would supply his customers
with bread OF other manufacture
than his own. AS soon as his new
oven arrives and is installed he will
resume the baking industry on his
own account.
Rev. A. G. Shepard came up from
Vermillion Tuesday to attend
tile debating contest that evening be-
tween Dakota Wesleyan and ver-
million. 1T was rather a difficult
question for the reverend gentleman
to determine in which way to let his
~ "oaIleo lub--lUI us is d STduuaUe
OF Dakota Wesleyan and is a resi-
dent OF the state university city.
Ones pride in his alma matter can
not always subjected to absolute
control.
We have now on exhibition a new
grain shocker which can be attached
to any binder. Don't fail to see it
even If you don't wish to purchase.
VIM. Koch.
Dr.. Samuel Weir, vice president OF
the University. informs The Repub-
lican that a rate of one and one-third
fare has been obtained for students
who desire to attend the summer
school of the University, which APP
plies on all railroads in North and
South Dakota and Iowa. The con-
ditions are the same as applying to
any other meeting: Purchase a full
fare ticket at home and one-third
fare on returning. Tickets on sale
June 1918. and good to July 81. DIR.
Weir says that the outlook for a
lar2e attendance at the summer
school IS very good indeed.
DR.. a. j. I3utfaloe went to The
Mitchell at noon Tuesday Tor the first
meal that he has partaken Of outside
of his rooms for the past seven weeks.
nu,inu ~ c]ip,orv cpo11 in tl,o oold
weather DR.. Butfaloe Slipped and fell
on,the sidewalk and when he was
taken to his room it was discovered
that his ankle was injured and a bad
swelling appeared. lie has been
confined to his room all the time
and it has been a very tedious time
for the physi clan. He is able to get
out occasionally by the use OF
|crutches and it Will be solle time be-
fore he can discard them.
Strayed. from my place three
niles vest Of Mitchell May 2. one
bay horse 9 years old weight about
900. Will pay reward for informa-
|tion. @. g.. Nichols.
S. Herman, who recently moved
to Mitchell from Davenport, Iowa,
and established a wholesale cigar
house, has opened up for business,
and he resumed his work on the road
for his house Monday. Mr.. Herman
is quite confident that Mitchell offers
a good opportunity for establishing a
wholesale business by reason of the
large territory which Surrounds it
and for the railroad facilities for
quick shipments to remote points
in the state. While he has been de-
layed a little in receiving his stock
OF cigars recent shipments have ar
rived that will put him in good shape
to handle his business.
The d%andelion business in this city
is being worked over time, and d
drive owe the city presents a bad