The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-25


il. u. Nordaker drove up from Ar
mour Tuesday and returned Wednes-
day.
Miss Nora Harker arrived home
Tuesday from her trip to various points
I il Nebraska.
Jos. ,Levinger departed for Sioux
City Wednesday to assume his new posi-
ti0n with Davidson Bros.
Ri. Taylor went to Scotland Tues
4 day morning. He sold his residence at
that place and went down to complete
i the transfer of the property.
". Fletcher moved his family and
household goods over from Parkston
Monday and will reside in the rear
rooms Of Mrs. Bliss millinery store.
The soothing and healing properties
\ Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
I pleasant taste and prompt and perman.
ent cures, have made it great favorite
with people everywhere. For sale by
L.O. Gale.
Jos. Levinger filed his resignation as
lsa member of the board of county COM
missioner with Auditor Anderson
Monday. 1t is likely that the COM
missioners will supply the vacancy at
the meeting on Sept. 5.
Joshua Slater, who has been quite
@sick since his return from Sioux Falls,
where he had surgical operation per-
formed, is in very serious condition
and Monday night there was not much
hope of his living through the next day.
BEAULIEU, N. D., April IL, 1851
4, wish to say that after taking DR.. j. H.
SMcLean's Liver and Kidney Balm &C.
5scording to your instructions 1 am per-
stectly we'll. I have tried many medi-
sgoines, but this helped me most of all.
CARRIE COLE.
For sale by S. H. Scallin, druggist.
D. Martin, of Charles City, Iowa,
il spending the summer in this city
and is devoting his time to reading up
tho laws of this state in the office of W.
] X
. from the College of Law, of Chicago
in May and contemplates locating in
some city in South Dakota to take up
& the practice OF his profession.
About twenty members of the W. r.
i @. called at the home of Mrs. r. T..
Robinson Monday evening and spent a
pleasant evening, taking this method
of expressing their regret at her de-
parture from Mitchell. Refreshments
were taken along and they were served
during the evening, Mrs. Robinson Is
amember q of the corps and has taken
much interest in the work.
Miss Anna Hook was married
Monday afternoon to Reuben Alex
\ snder. The ceremony was performed
at 4:30 by Judge Abbey in his office,
during suspension of a game of sinch,
md the D. P. AS watched the proceed
Iings with interest. The bride is q
n step daughter of Henry Bugbee and
3 for the present the bridal couple will
live at his home, few miles west OF
town.
The storm accomplished great deal
Of damage in some parts of Sanborn
county last Saturday evening. Among
the disasters was the death of Mrs.
Mary Woods, who was struck by light.
ming. She lived in Jackson township
The body of the deceased lady passed
gthrough Mitchell on the train Tuesda ay
and was taken to Manchester Iowa, for
53,interment. Several relatives of the
\ deceased were at the train when it
passed through.
The audience which attended the
entertainment given by Carl G. Count
ryman, the impersonator, at the
Methodist church Monday evening
was we'll pleased with the gentleman
work. His character impersonationf
was true to life and were varied in {
wide range. Mr.. Countryman wal
much OF a surprise in the great talen
and ability he displayed. He came
Il here under the auspices of the Epwo-tl
$8$ League.
sS Geo. Douthit was over to Sioux Fall
\ Saturday and he was pressed into ser
Ss vice to umpire game of ball between
Carnival team and the club from Rocl
Rapids, Iowa. George said that Siou:
Falls team is the swiftest in the ives
and put up really fine article of ball
The game was won by Sioux Falls, tn
score being to 4. The club is mad
n up of mostly professionals and the
have lost but two games since it wa
organized.
The following item from the Redfel
Journal. { Observer refers to youn
man who has participated in firemen
tournaments in days gone by: "Lieu
4 Clark Elliot, recently appointed by tn