The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-03

MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN II,
THE OURsE OF \ WEEK.

AltN lIllh lIUlIJIIIE- ~ I''!'b'H - - "
DAYS with irienIs.
Geo. NJ. Romley has purchased a
lot on Fifth Avenue east. opposite
the school mouse, ca "DlcL ne tA-
poets to build u home OF his own
within a year
Miss Sara Scallin. n of the
teachers in the primary department
OF the city schools, is not able to use
her right arm very much, owing to
an injury which she recently su>-
tanned by having it broken.
The only treatment for catarrh
that costs nothing unless it cures is
Hy-o-mei Complete outfit sold by
|Scallin Bros. for s1.0O; money back
if it fails. Wha. could be fairer.
superintendent Hotf las extend
ed am Invitation to Rev I'll. N &C
murray. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, TO deliver the b~accaiaareaf G
sermon TO the high school graduating
class Oh the evening OF sunday, June
?. Nj Maeuuurray accepted The
inyitttioN.
MI. ana Mis-. t. T. Carpenter lett
Wednesday motning for q visit OF three
weeks With relatives in Cedar Fails.
Iowa. and st. lAaul. MI. Car penter
is one of the three trick %dispa}eherS
-, ,i,n MiI,n,,J,oH 13aina apd 1n,iInf
his absence his placa viii ne supplied
by IL. A. smelgard. the desk II az.
and Fay Higgins Will have charge of
tie day desk ~olN.
With tile coming of the first day
of May something more like spring
conditions came into existence. The
government thermometer registered
at 81 degrees during the night of
Tuesday and 10y s o'lock it had gone
up to 40 degrees, something which
has rot happened through the entile
month at the same hour. 1t is
to be fondly hoped that the end of
| winter has been reached.
Messrs. Herrick, Bower and Lahey
have invested !. portion of their
money in a neat and natty row hoat.
which is 10 feet long, and this sum-
mer they expect to cultivate a strong
muscle and a deep colored tan by
rowing for a pleasure stunt over the
placid waters of the Jim river. At
present they are building a summer
and winter residence for their boat
on the bank of the river.
We have just received another
shipment of Hy-o-mei, the catarrh
cure that is sold under guarantee
of costs nothing unless it cures.
Come in and see it. Scallin Bros.
Tllere is a little hand enthusiasm
working up which might lead to an
organization for the city this sum
mer. 1t seems rather strange that
a city. the size Of Mitchell cannot
interest enough young men TO devote
a portion of their tin e to making a
good musical organization Of this
kind, There will be great need of a
band this summer and it is hoped
that some measure will be adopted
to make it Il dead sure thing.
At the Methodist church services
in the city hall on Sunday, May 5,
Rev. DR.. t. C. lift, secretary of
the board OF home missions and
church %eXtenson will speak in the
morning on home mission work and
in the evening will give his lecture on
MOrllons and MurmcnlStm. Dr. His
has been superintendent Of missions
in Utah for many years and has haG
about twenty-five years contact with
M~ormoniSm. He was one of the
chief witnesses in the case against
Reed Smool. is a speaker of great
force and li1e. one Of the very
prominent men in the Methodist
church. Don't fail to hear him.
Postmaster Bras says chat FROM
the communications chat be is fire.
quentiy receiving from the postollice
| department that the architect is al
work on the plans for Mitchell's new
federal building. Mr.. Bras stated
that the architect is making in.
quiries as to the needs OF the Office
in the way Of accommodations fol
the number of men employed an(
other matters pertaining to the worl
in the office. Mr.. Bras has alread,
supplied the department with fact!
relative to the location of the pro
perty and its Surroundings Will
reference to sewer, electric llgh
wires. etc
An official special owe the Milwau
kee road arrived from the east Wed
nesday at O'Clock. bearing Presi
dent Earling. General Superin,en
dent Underwood. Superintendent
Collins and w. p Warner. division
fleieht and passenger AGENT. Th