The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07
one SIZE only. regular price 5otper bottle.

enough in Washington the expense of
living is at least twenty per cent
higher than here.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. WEIGH,
Monday. Oct. 4. a daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray L.
Branson, Sunday, Oct. 3. a daughter.
Saturday evening. after a weary
chase, Catherine Rennet was taken
into police court where she pleaded
guilty to being i prostitute and was
finc.l $40.
The city schools started up again
Monday after the weeks vaca-
tion for corr palace and in a day or
two everything will be in good run
ing order again.
Mrs. Paul l.. Brown Of Doland, re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon af-
ter spending a couple of weeks in
the city at the home of her mother,
Mrs. l.. Maclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Devers depart
ed for Kennebec Sunday afternoon
having spent the latter part of corn
palace week at the home Of Mrs.
M. Devers on the south side.
If there was any expectation that
the good weather Of corr palace
would break Sunday it was not rea-
liked in the least. The day was clear
and warm. and it was conducive to
the automobile, the horse and buggy
and the pedestrian to enjoy the day.
The rector of st. Marv's church re-
grets that he was unavoidablv de-
tanned while driving back from a 4
O'Clock service at Mt. Vernon and
was consequently unable to get hero
for evening service. He desires to ex-
press his thanks I'D the congregation
for waiting SO pas!eai.y for his ex-
pected arrival.
Business men report having trans
acted a very good business during
corn palace week. The warm wealth
against the sale of heavy clothing
clothing stores we're a little short Of
the business of last year but they
made up for it in other lines.
People who attended the Method
list and Congregational churches Sun
day morning and evening had the
pleasure of listening to the Misses
LIE and Lathrop, who sang solos. At
the Catholic church in the morning
Mrs. Charles B.. Kranz of ST. Paul,
sang two solos. The singing OF these.
three artists were features at the,
church services and were much en-
joyed.
Wanted-Limited number of
shares in Riverside Elevator Co. Ad-
dress S care Mitchell Capital.
Agent Wilt, Of the Omaha, found
the pocketbook which was extracted
from the pocket of F. j. Cory at the
depot the other evening. 1t was ly-
ing close to the depot, where the. pick
pocket had thrown it but had not
been noticed. Some valuable papers
were in the book, and it did no APP
pear to be a kind of a book in which.
such a large sum as 5000 w0ulG be
carried.
Mrs. Virginia Doyle, Misses Flor
ence Fosdick. Virginia Edison and
Rachel Doyle departed for their Jar
western future home, and wil take
up their residence on a claim in
Butte county. They will be fellow
ed by other Mitchell people in the
course of ten days or two weehs, and
when they all get settled O.,t that
way there will be about rs residents
of this city within e few mites of
each other.
The Lyman Twins at the Gale the
atre packed the building from the
the second gallery-in fact 10 is
claimed to have been the largest aud
fence ever in the house to a paid
show. And there were enough peo-
pie on the street to have filed two
or three other opera houses. The Ly-
man Twins make a fine combinations
for straight amusement and they
~royally entertained the great aud.
fence. With the exceptions Of the
first two nights the opera house drew
good audiences each afternoon and
evening.
The Quarterly Conference at It's
last meeting appointed delegates to
attend the laymen's convention which.
meets this week on Friday and Sat
urday in connection with the annual
conference at Huron. The Sunday
bulletin announced the list OF dele
! gates: Others who attend will also
be welcome. Those appointed were:
DR.. and Mrs. B. A. BObb, DIR. and
Mrs. e. F. Reamer, Mr.. and Mrs.#A.
A. Truax, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Mover.
Prof. n Mrs: g. p. Hardy: M. and
Mrs. j. a. ,Witzel, Mr.. and Mrs. 6s.7J.
Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. T. Downey, DT. and
Mrs. G. s. Bobb, DR.. and Mrs, E.@W.
Heyler, Mr.. and Mrs w. McCon-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Morrow and
MI. and Mrs. I. w. Seaman
morris ia the sacretafY &of