The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Mrs. Frank Baughman drove over to
Alexandria Monday morning.
See the 20 per cent discount sale ad
OF Smith & Conyes in another column.
Fred Tobin arrived from Sheldon,
Iowa, Sunday night on the excursion
train from Spirit Lake.
G. G.. Rathbun and family went to
Spirit Lake, Iowa, on the excursion
train Sunday and will remain at the
lake for ten days outing.
Rev. Mr.. Styles was over from Artes-
an Wednesday and stated that the Ar
tesian post office was robbed Tuesday
morning at o'clock. The robbers got
away with $500.
Miss Nellie Ives, who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Noble, south
of town, returned Monday to her home
at New Boston, ILL.,, where she will soon
commence her fall term of school.
Now is the time to buy good suit
cheap. Just between the seasons and
broken sizes 60 at sacrifice. Indra
has few left which must 60 before the
new goods arrive. Are you among the
lucky purchasers?
A. B. Hager concluded the purchase
this afternoon of the DR.. Bowes resi-
dence on west Third street, occupied
by T. G. Burns. Before moving in Mr.,
Hager will make some improvements,
putting in steam heat.
Another rain came Sunday night
and while it WAS not particularly well
come for the wheat harvest it will
benefit corn. The rain was not gener-
al, none falling southwest of here.
There was 20 inches OF water fell in
the city.
i. w. Seaman and family have moved
into their new home on Rowley and
Fifth streets. Mr.. Seaman has made
some splendid improvements on the
place since he bought it, and it will be
one of the most pleasant and handsome
residences in the city.
BEAUL1EU, N. D, April IL, 1851
wish to say that after taking DR.. j. H.
McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm &C.
cording to your instructions am per-
fectly we'll. have tried many medi-
cines, but this helped me most of all.
CARRIE COLE.
For sale by S. H. Scallin, druggist.
Miss Phoebe Weeks, living ir. Badger
township, broke her right leg at the
thigh Sunday morning. She was idly
tossing ball On the house and in turn.
ing around sharply the fracture occurr.
ed. DR.. Crane was called out to re-
duce the fracture. The young lady
broke the same limb about three years
ago.
Mi tchell gave the Milwaukee road 8
substantial patronage on it's excursion
to Spirit Lake Sunday, 40 tickets being
sold from this station. The train
started from Chamberlain, long before
daylight and had about $50 people
aboard when it reached here. A
greater portion OF the peoble who went
from Mitchell were from the rural dis
tricts. The train arrived this morning
ut 2:30 and no accident happened te
mar the trip, the trains being run or
the block system avoids nll possibility
of.a collision.
Misc nn$ Pnhi rri, for
we'll by the Salvation Army Sunday
and Monday morning she left for Yank'
ton to become actively engaged in the
Army work as cadet lieutenant. She
received her appointment from the
national headquarters and 30 well
qualified was she for the work that she
was not required to spend any time in
the training school. Miss Robinson
makes much of a sacrifice in business
way to follow the work Of the Army
Aside from receiving good education
in the city schools she had fitted her
self thoroughly as stenographer anG
had position with the Educator o
this CITY, Her brother, Burt, who il
also engaged IN army work, having
first gone to Texas, is now located a
Lincoln, Neb., and holds the rank O.
lieutenant in the Army.
The Round Table Club, which helt
enjoyable meetings during the winte
and spring and afforded much profit il
study, gave picnic outing Tuesda.
afternoon in honor OF the departure o
several of its members, who expect t
leave the city soon and make thei
homes elsewhere, the guests of homo
being Mrs. n. E. Casteel, Mrs. r. I
Robinson and Mrs. Mary D. Taylor
Mrs. Casteel will leave for city il
Illinois, where Mr.. Casteel has a posi-
ton as cashier in bank, Mrs. Robin
son removes to Egan, where Mr
Robinson ia engaged in the drug busl