The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01

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socket Monday.
Mrs. J. X. Smith is home from her
brief visit to Woonsocket.
Mrs. Geo. n. Eastman returned
home to Scotland Monday morning.
Mrs. John Brown went to Sanborn
Monday morning to remain few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid W. Smith are NOV.
ing into their new home on east Third
| street.
Miss Cheney visited with Miss Eliza
Hall and returned home to Sioux Civ
this morning.
Miss Annie Haynes arrived home
Tuesday evening from her visit with
| friends in ST. Paul.
Miss Cora Miner went to Parkston
Tuesday morning to attend q dancing
party that evening.
The light rain of Tuesday night had
the good effect OF ending the oppress-
lively hot weather of the past few days.
Harker Bros. have received their
first carload of dry goods and the force
OF clerks is busy getting them on the
shelves.
Mrs. Frank Baughman has returned
from her trip to ST. Paul and has
brought home with her some .of the
latest things in millinery.
Dell Rapids Tribune: Scott Keefer
and family returned Tuesday from a
ten days visit with relatives at Mitch
ell. They made the trip by team.
Capt. Craig, OF the Salvation Army,
arrived home Monday evening from
Sioux Falls. where he has been helping
in the meetings for the past week.
L J. Shaw, the furniture man, is
making good use of his large show win
dow and today made very attractive
display OF some handsome furniture.
Wanted, an apprentice to learn the
millinery trade. apply to
CARLOTA A. MOVER,
successor to Mrs. c. j. Bliss.
The Rev. DR.. Doherty, of Yankton,
and Raw. Mr.. Montgomery, of Huron,
were in Mitchell Tuesd ay, conferring
with DR.. Babcock on church business,
Miss Carlota Meyer has purch
the millinery establishment of Mrs. G.
J. Bliss aud has taken possession to be
in readiness for the opening of the fall
season.
0 T. Lindsey, OF Chicago is visiting
with his daughter Mrs. j, M. Prime.
Mr.. Linsdey was former resident of
Mitchell and left here about II years
ago.
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith arrived Tuesday
evening from Lead to visit a short
time with with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sphinx. She will them go to
CALIFORNIA; to spend the winter.
The great success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complains
has made it standard over the greater
part OF the civilized world. For sale
by L. o. Gale.
Wanted, a young lady or gentleman
bookeeper and office assistant. Must
be accurate and write good hand,
Apply in own handwriting stating
qualifications, etc.
LOCK Box 100, Mitchell, So. Oak.
Salem Special: W. A. Clark re-
ceived message from Mitchell Mon
day announcing chat his father-in-lsw,
Jno. Slater was dying. He went over
on the afternoon train. Mrs. Clark
has been at her fathers bedside for the
past several weeks.
Burgess Coleman went back to San
born Monday evening on a Milwaukee
extra freight. Mr.. Coleman and his
wife, who is one of the head officers of
the Iowa W. r. c., will attend the
national G. A. r. encampment at Phil
adelphia next week.
Men are at work at the driving park
building the enclosure for the enclos-
ed coursing meet Sept s and 9.
from Chas. Payne that the rabbits
would be shipped in time to arrive here
by the first of next week.
Mrs. DR.. Brainbridge and daughter
arrived from Woonsocket Wednesday
morning to visit with Mrs. James
Lyons for week. DR.. Bainbridge is
now living at Toledo, Ohio, where she
is practicing her profession. She was
former resident OF Mitchell.
Walling, Tenn, April 80, 1898.
l was very bad, down nearly all the
time suffering with my side, back and
kidneys, and would have been dead
long ago without relief. After taking
DR.. ]. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm for . few days found it was
helping me, and by the time the second
bottle was gone I was we'll and have
been in good health since.
JAMES FISHER, SR.
For sale by S. b. Scallin.
Sergeant o. W. Coursey arrived at
his home in Alpena Wednesday morn
ing, Mrs. Coursey having met him at
Minneapolis and returned with him.
Mr.. Coursey was wounded during one
of the battles near Manila. he landed
in San Francisco month ago. It was
expected he would pass through here
on his way home but he got his trans
portation over northern road.
Sergeant Coursey's father-in-law, J. n.
Nolt, resides in Mitchell, where his
wife has made her home most Of the
time while he was in Manila.
Miss PHYLLIS MacKav made a contract