The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-17

Fred Wells will leave the hitter
part OF the week for Huron. where
he has a position in a retail shoe
store.
a. II. Doyle left this morning for
a BUSINESS trip down TO Wisconsin,
going to several places before he re-
turns.
j. n. Cro* attended circuit court
at W~oonsocket this week and had a
case to Try, in which the jury rem
dered a verdict for his client.
Thos. Ball, one of the mail car
riers, fell and hurt himself Thursday
afternoon, and as the p~ostofice is
still short a substitute on account of
the illness of Charles E. Mason, Post
master Bras has drawn on the clerks
of the office to carry the mail out on
route No. /.
Tom Burns was driving down town
today with Mrs. Burns and he is
looking pretty we'll after his attack
of pneumonia, Tom says he feels
quite we'll. but is still wobbly on his
pins. He was interrupted ii dozen
times getting through a block bt his
friends who went out into the street
to greeb him.
DIR. Stevenson, the w%ell-known eve.
ear, nose and throat specialist of
Sioux Falls and assistant, will be i'm
Mitchell 3 p. M, Wednesday, May
%, and all day Thursday, MAY 30.
at Widm-ann hotel Glasses also fitted
correctly.
Geo. W. Fine has becn visiting
with his father, who is 81 years old
and in poor health. for the past
week and returned home TO York.
Neb., THURSDAY. Mr.. Pine was
a former resident OF this county and
a pioneer of the early day, living
on a farm southwest of here. lie
sold his land some seven or eight.
wears ago. just before the prices COM
menced to 90 upward. lie owns
some land near York. which he is
FARMING on small scale.
The White Lake Wave announces
this week that the First National
bank of that place has decided to
erect a new bank building this sum-
mer, that the contract for the con-
struction of the same has been
awarded to A. j. Kings & Son of this
city, the contract price being $S,OOO..
Contractor Kings will be a very busy
man this summer. He has the new
Catholic church to finish, also the
Mitchell National bank, and the|
Western National bank building of
four stories, not to mention some
contracts outside of Mitchell to look
after during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. III. Kaufman
came up from Sioux City Wednesday
evening to visit a few days among
their friends, and are guests at The
Widmann. Mrs. Kaufman will he
remembered as Miss Singiser. Who'll
moved away from Mitchell about Ii
years ago. and has been here but
once since that time. She has MANY
friends in the city who will be
pleased to see her again. Mr.. Rath-
man, formerly in the banking
business, is now looking after the
Singiser estate, ard expects to he in
Salt Lake City the greater portion OF
the time during the next year or
two.
This is a good month to cure stom-
ach troubles. Scallin Bros give a
guarantee the next thirty days ;o
the money if Mi-o-na fails to
cure. No need to suffer longer with
indigestion.
IL w. c. T. C.. ladies of the
district are holding their con-
ventjon at Plankinton this week,
beginning this morning. The ladies
who went out from Mitchell Wednes-
day evening were Mrs. f. A. Bid
we'll, Mrs. O. E Cassem, Mrs. G.
q. Reeves. Mrs. a. j. Gaines. Mrs.
Jasper Cook, Mrs. e. F.. Smith,
Mrs j. E. Witzel, Mrs. G. E. Yer
milvea, Mrs. l. L. Doane. Mrs.
Elliott Lyons. Mrs. g. j. Bliss, Mrs.
Fred Bjudstrop. Several Of the
ladi S are on the program. The
will adjourn Saturday
morning.
Funeral services were held owe,
the remains Of Mrs. Geo. M. Rowell
at the residence on the south side
Thursday at 2 O'Clock p NJ, which
conducted by Rev. Ecker Bur.