The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10
IN TOWN AND
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK..

Hetlisltg a good llue q lawn ulv"eis'
ANA ga,den utensils.
j &. purdy Taesa"S bought the
corner lot across from The south SIDE
school building and will at once COM
the erection OF a residence to
cost about 81, 600
There's no need of suffering with
bronchitis. Breathe Hy-o-mei and
its healing medication will stop all
irritation. Sold under guarantee by
Scallin Bros.
Mrs. Phillip Mcguire and three
little children returned home Tuesday
morning to Chicago. The youngest
child was taken SICK and Mrs. MAJ
gui1e thought she had better get
back home. She expected TO lelnaiu
the greater uoltiun OF the summer.
Robert Saul. WHO took the ph n
maceutical examination at Aberdeen
last month, has just fccclv his
notice from 5 ctctary Bent that he
passed the Nomination with a good
record and ti,at he stood tilirj ia
the large class Robert is nov a fun
fledeed pharmacist ard is ready to
put the in-felltnJs together tilat
BRINGS 6acN heslth tn tne sick.
The Mitcpell Furniture Co. has
claJged lis location Tor its Who'll sale
ho4>e, ana in connection witltlhe
D4koLa Improved Seed CO. the lwo
have purchased the Fred Wldmamn
property. ON the conner OF Railroad
ami L.aWler streets of the Gormania
Land Co. and on that property 10th
tirms will erect their business houses.
the tulniture company ON the alley
aud the S ed company on the corner.
Mr. laroadbent stated that they en-
pectea to get started this week
eX~cayating for their building.
Funeral services were conducted
over the remains of the late j. II.
Simpson at his south side home this
morning when were conducted by
Rev. G. j. Corwln, and the remains
we've inferred in Gracelann cemetery.
The following were the bodybear ers !;
Messrs. Rogers, Lott. Miller. Solt,
Doane, and RelersOn. MIR. Simpson
has lived i'm Mitchell for fully a
quarter of a century, and was 10
years old. He has been in very poor
health for the past three years and
his death vas due to a complication
of diseases. He leaves a wife and d
sister 10 MOURN his loss.
The Beggar Prince Opera Co. had
a good audience at The Gale Monday
evening when it presented xFra
Diavalo.' and it a received in the
h artiest ann The plincipals OF
the company, whose singing vas
excellent, made a fire impression on
the musical people and they were
encored time n again for their
me.itorious wotk The chorus sang
with a volume that vas surprising
for the small number and they added
much to the enjoyment Of the eve
ing. Rathbun'S orchestra assisted
in PLAYING the score for the opera.
"Don't dose the stomach to cure
catarrah in the head sounds sensl-
BILE. And the great success of
Hy-o-mei in curl " the worst cases
of catarrh proves it's sensible.
Money back if Hy-o-mei fails.
-Scallin Bros.
Clarence Turney spent a fes days
days in the city and left this after
noon. Clarence. whose parents reside
here, is The boiler Inspector for the
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
Co with headquarters at Omaha,
and he has just finished inspecting
the IA high pressure boilers That are
furnishing the power for the various
plants in the city. Mr.. Tulney said
that all the boilers showed the best
condition for years, and he referred
in special terms of praise as to the
condition Of the boilers at the water
WORKS, stating that they were ia the
best possible shape, and be compli.
mented Engineer John L Nelson
for the manner in which he keeps
them.
The Sioux City News says that
Sioux City will have an opportunity
to see the Thomas orchestra and hear
it-talk. The News says Sioux
Cityans will have this opportunity
when the great orchestra passes
through that town on its way to
Mitchell for its two concerts, May
1921, and agair when the orchestra
leaves here and passing through
Sioux City on its way to Lincoln,
Nebraska. Mitchell is particularly
fortunate in securing the great body
of musicians for a series Of concerts
and the magnitude of the engage
ment has commenced to dawn on the
people OF the state. The concerts