The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28

Will Iel DIOliIeI. III. y y. BOWtG
for All indefinite period.
Joe Morrow SAYS he wants 200 more
rooms for visitors tn the corn palace
next week. Send in your mames at
once, with location and p1ice.
yhief OF Police Keith and Police
men pattison. Tremaine md New
man look pretty foxy in their new
uniforms, which ale set off With "A
neat looking helmet. The police put
on airs that are rather metropolitan
with their new clothes ard they will
uphold the majesty and dignity OF
tile law in the proper manner.
Rev w. III. Wilkinson went over
to Alexandria Sunday afternoon
and in the evening he preach in
the Methodist church The church
has been closed for some little time
while repairs and improvements
were being made and it wasle-
opened to the public on this occasion.
Pains across tire small of the tack
indicate something wrong with the
Kidneys. DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills will quickly bring
relief. a weeks treatment for %
cents. Act on the liver. 1oo. Sold
by Scallln Bros.
Hon. Coe T.. Crawford, of Huron.
the republican candidate for COVER
nor, arrived in the city Tuesday
to spend a day OF two at the palace
city. Mr. Crawford was kept busy
shaking hands with bis many friends
in Mitchell, and tie congratulations
that were offered him were numer-
Gus, as lie has not been in the city
since he was honored at Sioux BALLS.
When two strong men come to blows,
even il they are we'll matched, it is
not a pleasing sight, but if the mar
who gets the worst Of it will use
DeINitt's Witch Hazel Salve, he will
look better and feel better in short
order. Be sure you get DeWjtt's.
Good for everything a salve is used
for, including piles. Sold by Scallin
| Bros.
Another carload of brick for the
First National bank building arrived
Monday and work was resumed on
the third floor of the structure Tues
day morning. The manufacturers OF
the gray pressed brick we're unable to
match in color the first carload that
vas shipped and an extra kiln had
to be burned before more brick could
be supplied. BY that reason the work
has been delayed.
A Citizen: 81 have Just finished
going over nv yard to clean out the
dandelions. On coming down town
the same day in passing the library
building l was disheartened at see
ing SO many d%andelions still thriving
on the lawn and these were seeding
for the second time this season. In
view of the fact that a janitor is en-
ployed to keep up the grounds, 1T
struck me that the city ought to
keep its lawn free from the dande-
lions to keep them from spreading to
other portions of the city,
a basket social was given in the
high school assembly room at the
high school building Friday evening
for the benefit of the athletic team.
The young ladies brought their bask-
cts and these were sold to the Young
gentlemen, and the desire for a GER
tain basket cost one party So. 80, but
he got his basket and was satisfied.
The prices ranged from 81. 25 to SIS. so.
HE athletic team cleared about $40
on the evening. Small groups got
1ogether and the contents OF the
baskets were spread out for consump-
ticn. During the evening Miss Mar
gore Ruth, tue SUPERVISOR OF music,
sang a selection and also rendered a
piano solo. both OF which we're much
enjoyed.
a bath cleanSes the skin and rids
the pores of refuse. A bath makes
for better fellowship and citizen
ship. Not only should the outside
Of the body be cleansed, but occa-
sional use Of a laxative or cathartic
opens the bowels and clears the sys-
tenn Of effete matter. Best for this
are DeNitt's Little early Rise1s.
Pleasant little pills that do not grippe
or sickeu. Sold by Scallin Bros.
Gottiieb Scheuerenhrand is carry
ing bis left arm in a sling. as the re-
suit of a slight accident, but which
puts him. out of business for the rest
OF the season. The other morning
he walked down the cement steps at
his home and slipped and fell. he
struck his elbow on the edge of the
steps and splintered the bone, maxi
ing it ever worse than a break. MI.
Scheurenbrand says he has teen
working at his trade Of a stone mason
for % years and this is the first ac-
cident that ever befell him. He has
worked on high buildings and on