The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-04

weeks and left Friday for her
home at Mason City.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bidwell left
Friday morning for Washington, DC.
where they will attend the Inaugural
ton of President Taft. They will also
visit several other points of interest
in the east before returning.
While at work tearing down the
old elevator near the Milwaukee de-
pot Thursday. Edawrd oheen, a
carpenter. fell Is or 20 feet alight-
ing on n of his legs in such a man.
ner as to twist the ligaments loose
on one side of the foot. The injured
man was taken home on a dray and
physician summoned. The injury is
cutie a serious one and it may be
some time before Mr.. Goheen will be
able to work.
Pains of women, head pains or any
pain stopped in 90 minutes sure, with
Dr. Shops Pink Pain Tablets. See
full formula on csc. Box. Sold by
l ClSul " ADloMu.
r. M. Ehlerman, who has been
travelling out of Mitchell for several
years, now represents a Wholesale
house of which he is one of the prop
r%ietors. Recently, with his brother,
he bought an interest in the Will
liam Lindau Co. which handles jew
elry, leather goods and hair orna-
ments, in which line they have work
ed up a fine trade in this section
and the business is constantly grow
ing. Mr.. Ehlerman says that he is
we'll pleased with the venture.
S. w. Records has Just returned
from a business trip TO Chicago,
where he attended the convention of
the cement workers throughout the
United States. The show was con-
coded to be the best one ever given
by the cement people. Mr.. Records
does a great deal of work in the ce-
ment line and he desired to become
more conversant with mean and
methods of handling this splendid
building material which will be more
advantageous to him in his business
in this city.
The Reliance elevator is being talk
en- down. The old elevator has stood
on the site a short distance east Of
the Milwaukee depot for a great
many ear and it is removed to en-
nance the site of the Milwaukee's
new depot. 1t was nearly two years
ago that the Reliance Co. received
notice to remove the building, but
the railroad company never urged
action until the present time. 1t has
stood there for yer % years and
was about the first elevator erected
in Mitchell. With hat building re-
moved the Milwaukee will be able
to make the surroundings of the new
depot much more attractive.
The Republican is indebted to r.
NJ. Spinls, of Seattle, Wash, for a
recent copy of the Seattle Times,
the special edition of which exceeded
iii size any other newspaper ever re-
ceived at this office. 1t contained
ISIS pages, a goodly portion of which
was devoted to exploiting the Alaska
Yukon exposition which is to be hello
at Seattle this summer. The paper
contained many Illustrations of the
Genes of the site of the exposition
an dthe paper declares that the ex
position will be entirely completed
before it is opened to the public
something which no previous exposi
tion within the memory of man has
done yet.
Preventics-those Candy Cold Cure
+ Tablets-will safely and quickly
check all colds and the Grip. TT,
o them once aud see! 1920. Sold b,
g Diehl and Brown.
The Eastern Star Chapter had
most delightful evening at the Mas
o onic hall Friday evening when the
members were entertained at a din
q ner at $50 o'clock, with a very larg,
representation present. With Worth.
i. Matron Wells and Worthy Patron
y Upton at the head of the march tn.
!, dining room was entered and seat.
/, taken at the tables. The dinin,
room was very prettily decorated
with the national colors, in honor o
Washington's birthday week. Thu
dinner was served in three course
a and the viands were very temptin,
t and appetizing. A social hour fol
d lowed in a bean contest and the priz
later in the evening was awarded t
a Miss Wallenstead. A very ~enjoyabl
e and informal program followed whicl
e was participated in by Myrtle Craft
s who played a piano solo and Mes
a danes Swift and Scallin, Messrs
e Manthey and Lidsey, who sang
quartet number. Mrs. Swift gave
st very accountable solo and Mrs C. w