The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-13

| ssAnb slOlHOtl Dy CUTIcURA RKMEDI1S.
Mrs. H. G. Clark and little son went
over to Sioux Falls Wednesday 10 visit
with relatives.
Mrs. j. E. Wells and children nave
arrived home from Sioux Falls. return
ing overland.
| D. A. Mizener took bundle of Il.
| McCormick's nillet and started for
Iowa Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Rankin, of Minneapolis, a
sister Of Mrs. E. G. Champeny, arrived
Wednesday to make q visit.
Economy and strength are combined
in Hoods Sarsaparilla. Every bottle
contains 100 doses and will average to
last a month.
Clate Childs, who has been braking
on the west Milwaukee run, has been
transferred to the run between Mitchell
and Sanborn. Bert Lockwood will run
west hereafter.
Gottlieb Scheuren brand commenced
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in front of the Wills building, occupied
by j. c.. Russell. Beneath the side
walk there IS sort of basement over
which the walk will be constructed
with the aid OF railroad iron and sheet
iron, which will form the foundation.
Yes, the drop in prices on bicycles
has struck US; we have few wheels
left and they must be SOLD, even if at
a sacrifice. You know the goods,
"Monarchs," best always because of
superior beauty, speed, reliability and
wearing qualities, Call and see our
line and get prices.
E. B. VANALSTINE.
F. T. Hill, assistant general superin-
tendant of the United States Express
Co., of Minneapolis, paid brief visit
to the local Office of his company We'd
nesday, having heard 80 much of the
popularity of the Office that he was
anxious to see it. Hestated he was we'll
pleased with the business transacted by
Agent Halphide.
the day in the city listening to motion
to confirm the referees report in the
case OF Lydia A Bonner vs.. r. K. Cum.
nings and others. Messrs. Zollman
and Hannett appeared in behalf Of the
plaintiff and Messrs. Hitchcock and
j, Goody dykoontz for the defendants. The
case came here from Hanson county
the evidence being submitted before
!. Referee Dunham of Woonsocket
Judge Campbell will render a decision
soon.
y John Scriven hired q dray Tuesday
!, afternoon aud with his two boyl
meAndered off to the Jim river will
i sufficient paraphernalia to catcf
/ enough fish to fill the drsy. he pro
missed the editor OF this paper two fish
!. didn't have fish for dinner that day W,
!. We cornered John the next morning
i and questioned him as to the number Q
fish he caught and without hesitanc
or the mantle OF blush upon his face
answered "42.." That is just 40 NOR
!. than he promised this Office and as "
are inclined to believe John should b.
! placed on pedestal out of reach an,
: out Of sight.
A contest case of some importanc
commenced at the land Office Wednef
day in which good quarter section Q
land, lying west Of the Yankton re
J. servation, in Chas. Mix county, is il
" VOWED. Miss Katie L. Boland is th
claimant to the land and her right
: the quarter is contested by Geo. L
= Winters, they being represented by .
: M. Adams and A. B. Hager respec
lively. Miss Boland is teacher in ths
: county and after the case is finished il
) tends to attend the teachers institute
d this city. She is accompanied by Mil
u Minahan, who also owns quarter se
d tion in the same vicinity, only locate
9 on the reservation.
"Did Man Make God, or Did Go
;. Make Man?", that is, back of the I'll
iversal idea of Supreme Being
= there in reality self-existent. self-col
- sclous creator and governor of the I'll
= iverse, or does God exist only as 8
idea in the imaginations of men. d
% J. T, D. John, ex-president of DePau
"a University, discusses this subject ,
le only deep scholar and profour
ls philosopher can. He has the rare gi
p Df clothing great thoughts in plain an
IS simple language, and by his remarl
h able use of apt and striking illustra
be ions he never fails tn interest an
is entertain, as we'll as instruct, all wi
ID hear him. This lecture is recognize
or IS the most powerful reply ever mat
ir in public address to che teachings
lg Col. r. G. Ingersoll. This lecture wi
OF be given at the Methodist church {