The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-09-18

Man-Er-Vine Tablets. The nerve
tonic for men and women. Build up
the system and make you feel bright
and cheerful. L. o. Gale.
Miss Lenore Prescott, who has
been Il member of a hunting party
from Armour that camped at Lake
Andes for several weeks, arrived
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. f. E. Downey. of Clinton,
ILL.,, arrived on the delayed Milwau-
kee Wednesday afternoon, and spent
the day with the editor and wife,
leaving on the afternoon train today
for Ashton to visit a short time with
Mr.. Downey's parents.
"a Breezy Time was greeted by a
large audience at the opera house
Wednesday evening and the members
Of the company gave a performance
in the line Of specialties that was
heartily received. There are some
very clever people with the company
and they present an attractive line of
work.
VIM. Harker has concluded the
purchase of j. J. Purdy's residence
on the south side of the city, paying
So, 900 for the same. MI. Purdy has
not finished the residence on the out
side but it will be put in frstclass
shape for MI. Harker and he expects
to move in about the middle of Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kreidler have
been visiting friends in the city for
several days and left Thursday
for Hyde. in Jerauld county. to visit
Mr.. Kreidler's parents. Mr.. Kreidler
has some property interests in Mitch
ell and still claims this town as his
home, although his business is such
that the greater part of his time is
spent elsewhere.
One of the heaviest yields of oats
that has been reported so far to this
Office is that of John Tobin, who has
a farm two miles south of Ethan. C..
F. Drake was up from there Wednes-
day and reported that the oats on the
Iobin farm yielded 81 bushels pei
acre from a field of 35 acres. The
oats were measured by the machine
and were also weighed out. MI,
Tobin's wheat averaged % bushels
per acre.
Mrs. Mollie Allen, Of South Fork
, KY. says she has prevented attack!
of cholera morbus by taking Cham
: berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet!
when she felt an attack coming on
5 Such attacks are usually caused by
5 indigestion and these tablets arr
J Just what is needed to cleanse th'
) stomach and ward off the approach
] ing attack. Attacks of bilious coli,
may be prevented IN the same way
= For sale by all druggists.
t Edwin S. Hathaway died Mcnda
afternoon at the residence of his son
t Rev. G. P. Hathaway, COS east Firs
+ street. For the past six weeks h
/ has been failing in health, and wa
nothing more than the wearing ava
! of the tissues. He was aged 81 years
# For the past month the deceased lid
n been confined to his bed. Two sOr
t are expected to arrive in the cit
O from Iowa and Nebraska today t
v attend the funeral. The service
will be held at the residence tomol
S row afternoon at 3 o'clock and wi
: be conducted by Rev. Il. H. Youns
man.
The Mitchell delegation whic
le went to the state fair at YanktC
= Wednesday returned home on I'll
ID Milwaukee special rain in the evel
ing. While the day was not We
IS pleasant there was a large crowd
~ people in attendance at the fair an
ly our people spoke very highly indet
ID of the exhibits in all lines. Yam
~ ton people have worked very hard
to deed this year to make the fair
re success and if the weather will II
ne main at all favorable their hop
I'd will be crowned. Yanktonial
be showed their appreciation Of t.
be large number of representative
from this city.