The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-07-28


report week of good sport.
DR.. B. A. Bobb and family and Mrs.
M. l.. Bobb arrived home Tuesday
from the Big Stone Chautauqua, where
they have been for the past week.
The body of John Colouey, who died
at Armour Sunday night, was brought
here Monday afternoon and sent to
Canton Tuesday morning for interment.
The ST. Paul exoursionists arrived
home Monday evening via the Omaha
and the trip was reported as q success
full one. Some good attractions were
seen out at Lake Harriet and at the
other resorts.
Bert Lockwood has been promoted to
freight conductor on the Milwaukee
road and his run is between Mitchell
and Sanborn. He will move to San
born, for some of his extra work will be
east of that place.
j. M. Pease, editor of the Mt. Yer
non News, was in the city Monday. John
says he is still publishing the News in
wheat bin but hopes among the
changes in the fall to secure building
down town for an office.
w. j. Healey received handsome
little Shetland pony from Doland Mon
day evening as present to his little
daughter, Mildred. The little animal
is beauty and was affectionately re.
ceived by all the children in the neigh.
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wells and Mr..
and Mrs. George Douthit have arrived
home from their weeks stay at Big
Stone City. The ladies came Monday
and the gentlemen got here Tuesday
morning. Their outing was very pleas.
antly enjoyed.
A. E. Hitchcock arrived home Mon.
day evening from his trip back to his
old home in New York state which he
had not seen for 36 years. He thor.
oughly enjoyed visiting the former
scenes OF his youth. On his way home
he stopped at points in Iowa.
Editor Tinan and wife, of Kimball,
and Editor Wentzy, of Pukw.na, ar.
rived in the city Tuesday morning from
their trip with national editorial asso.
citation which met at Portland, Ore
They were given many side trips ou,
from Portland and declared it WAS one
OF the most enjoy able trips ever taker
by the association.
The Sun Insurance Office, of London
has just been authorized by the in
surance commissioner to do business
in this state and Prescott & Bidwel
have accepted the agency for the com
pany in this city. The Sun has the
distinction Of being the oldest company
in the world, having been in business
existence for lS9 years.
Jos. E. Koch went to Mansfield Tues
afternoon and Wednesday morning
he was married to Miss Elizabeth
Mansfield at the Catholic church ir
Red6eld. Joe has home already pre-
pared for his bride on Hanson stree
and his many friends will extend theil
congratulations. They will take I
short bridal tour before coming tt
MITCHELL
Kokomo, Ind, April 4, 1898.
l can can say without fear of sucoese
full contradiction that DR.. j. McLean,
Liver and Kidney Balm is the bes
medicine have ever used for kidney
and liver troubles. I suffered for fiv,
years and had about despaired of OBJ
tanning relief when your Liver and
Kidney Balm was recommended to me
In it found the desired relief.
]. b. ARNETT.
For sale by S. b. Scallin.
Howard Lewis purchased ]. 1. Cas-,
steam threshiug outfit of J. r. Morrow
Tuesday and started home for Artesial
with the separator. Mr.. Morrow say
that since building the new warehouse
he has been better able to handle hi
western trade. He has on hand 9 mum
ber OF steam and horse power threshinI
outfits and can satisfy q customers
wants in short time.
DR.. W. 1. Graham enjoyed brie
outing from his duties at the Univer
sity summer school at the Big Ston
Chautauqua and arrived home thi
morning. he was on the program TO
an address. The DR.. said that th
University Ladies Quartette was i
high favor with the Chautauqua Wis
itors and on the occasion Of their frs
appearance had to respond to numbe
OF encOres.
John Connolly, OF Elk Point, ha
been in the city for several days an
returned home Wednesday. He ha
driven over good portion OF tn
country adjacent to Mitchell with