The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-26

MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN ~,
THE OUR OF A WEEK.

Wolsey lookine after some reai estate
Interests.
". o.. hickelnaupt. secretary OF
the Dakota Central Telephone Co
is here FROM Aberdeen.
The father of Lonnie Landram
arrived Tuesday from Missouri TO
look after his sons forgery case In
court.
l.. j. WEIGH and r. ID. WEIGH went
to Huron Tuesday via the Omaha
road to attend a meeting OF the
knights OF Columbus.
Isn't catarrh the most disagreeable
disease you ever had? Breathe Hyo-
mei's medicated air and get quick re-
lief and lasting cure. Sold by Scallin
Brothers.
j. e. Benson and 6. /. Under
wood. of H%icksvil'e. Ohio. caule
down from Aberdeen Wednesday
They are interested in locating the
factory for the manufacture of seed
and grain separators.
Miss Clara Christensen entertained
a party of lady and gentlemen friends
at whist Wednesday evening at her
home, five tables being in play. The
evening was Il delightful one to all,
and refreshments were served at the
clos of play.
4 ID,t rIr,n, tI.a n1lnct ,,,,, 81, t|1,
dray business in Aberdeen, commits
ted suicide there Wednesday, the
cause for which is unassigned. Pat
was a genial character and was
known among all the travelling men
of the northwest who ever made
Aberdeen in their territory.
VIM. Colnwell died Tuesday at his
home s miles south of Mt. Vernon,
and the funeral was held Thus
day at 80 O'Clock at the residence,
the interment being made at Mt.
Vernon, He leaves d wife, three
sous and three daughters to mourn
his loss. The deceased was so years
old, aud was one of the old residents
of the county.
Mrs. M. Jacquemai arrived home
Tuesday evening via ttae Milwaukee
road from Los Angeles, CAL, where
she spent the winter. During her
Stay i'm that city she made her home
with Mrs. Mary Hall, a former resi-
dent Of Mitchell. Mrs. .Jacquiemai
went to California for her health and
says n was much benetiuted.
The Bijou theatre opened Tuesday
evening and a large audience was in
attendance at The free performance
and The house was nearly full for the
hours entertainment afterward. The
Illustrated songs were sung by Miss
Grace Daniels with Miss Eliza Yer
mlyea at the piano. Tmose who saw
the pictures said they were displayed
III fine shape.
Dosing the stomach doesn't cure
eatarrh of the head. Breathe Hy-o-
mel and it's healing medication goes
to the very place where the. catarrh
germs are and destroys them. Com
plete outfit $1.0O. Scallin Brothers
sell on guarantee.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.. Dales departed
Wednesday for Rockford, ILL.,, call
ed there by the death of Mr.. Dales'
son, who passed away suddenly Tues
day evening, aged is years. The
young man has been making his home
with his grandparents and was
attending business college. Mr..
Bales was at Chamberlain when he
received the message OF his sons
death and passed through the city to
attend the funeral.
Guy LaFollette, on the staff Of the
Sioux City Tribune, is helping out
at the Gazette office this week and
will probably remain next week.
Fred LaFollette is confined to the
house with a serious attack Of llleu-
matism, and Mrs. LaFollette is quite
sick. Editor LaFollette will have TO
90 to Sioux Falls next week to
answer to the charge of criminal
libel preferred by Joe kirby.2n.oe
ION the, Bridge at Midnight,
drew a very good audience at the
Gale Wednesday evening, and the
play received very hearty %apprecia-
tion at the hands Of the people.
Some OF the scenes are slightly v
drawn, and do not harmonic, but
the interest is kept up with the
climaxes that come frequently. The
jack knife bridge scene With the
boat passing under 1T was a good
piece Of stage realism and was
certainly worth the effort made in
displaying it. The acting members
of the company as a rule were good.
Oscar Handing as Germany, imper-
sonated the character ::in a realistic
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