The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-21
Nearly new extension top surrey
cheap 1T Colvin's.

j. A. Brown transacted business at
Alexandria Saturday.
Will Scriven went to Sioux City to
remain few days with his father.
Mrs. E. D. Scott and children have
returned from their visit to Rockford,
Iowa.
Mrs. D. V. Moore and the baby re-
turned home to Grand Forks Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bras arrived
home Monday evening from Clear
Lake, Iowa.
Rev. d. r. Tomlin left Monday
for Big Stone Lake, his family accom-
panying him from Redfeld.
Colvin has sold nearly two cars of
buggies, Surveys and spring wagons;
will have another car soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Moses enjoyed
several days of pleasure at Spirit Lake
and came home Monday evening.
GA word to the wise is sufficient
Wise people keep their blood pure with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and make sure of
health.
Jos. Harker, sr., and Jos. Harker, ir.,
are home from the trip to Hand county.
They saw some excellent crops during
their long drive.
Miss Emma Haynes came over from
Mt. Vernon to attend the teachers in
stitute and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. E. Dean.
F. B. E!ce returned from Woon-
socket Friday evening, having COM
pletod the long distance telephone line
to Washington Springs.
Miss Bessie Feezer arrived from the
east on Tuesday nights "Omaha," and
will make an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. L. McCurdy.
j. E. Wells and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Douthit and children left
Tuesday for Big Stone City and
will camp out for week.
Miss Amy White came mp from
Sioux City Monday night and will take
a position as instructor in the Dawson
county teachers institute.
Mrs. DR.. Tatman left Tuesday
for Oacoma, Lyman county, on the res.
ervation, being called there profess.
ionally to see patient in the sheritf's
family.
Mrs. r. N. Kratz has departed for
the Big Stone Chautauqua, where she
has the position as organist for the
assembly. Miss Maude Hager accom-
panied her.
Miss Lillian May, Of hardwood
Iowa, is visiting with her uncle, W
II. Turneaure, and family. Miss May
is a graduate of the Council Bluffs dea
and dumb school.
There was good crowd of Eastern
Star ladies drove down to the rive
Tuesday for the picnic at White
mill. The gentlemen drive down il
the evening in time for refreshments
Miss May Rogers wrote a postal car
from Brussels, Belgium, under dat
of July 1, to Sidney W. Smith tina
they had just paid q visit to his brothe
at London and was very pleasant
entertained by them.
Mrs. S. II. Scallin and children
Mrs. I. Windle and Miss Sara Scalli
went to Big Stone City Monday after
noon to remain q couple of weeks
They will occupy Henry Mobiles cottag
at the lake while there.
M. H. Rowley and family are movin
into the residence at the corner {
Kimball and Sixth streets. 1. W. Ses
man will move into the Rowley res
dence, which he recently purchased
and upon which he is making numbe
of improvements.
To their already we'll equipped res
estate office Prescott g. Bidwell hav
added very neat type writer desl
which is neat piece of furniture. Th
firm have established itself in yer
commodious Office and have built up
splendid business in their various line
"We have sold many different kline
of cough remedies, but none has give
better satisfaction than Chamberlain's
says Mr.. Coarles Holzhauer, druggis
Newark N. j. SIT ia perfectly sa
and can be relied upon in all cases
coughs, colds and hoarseness." Sold /
L o. Gale.
The tramp season has set in coup
of weeks before harvest and the me
are arriving daily in pretty large nur
bers. One hundred were sent nor1
yesterday but harvest is even farth'
away there than here. The men see
to be respectable looking and evident