The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-17
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Ga UhieHa- sOfRebG LHem UnOfOuRl1y. lie
SAID a mai would get little good by
sitting down ito a table and DOCKING
atsthe f0od-he must eat it to get
nourishment which makes bone aud
muscle ana brain. 1t is the same
with aeligiOn-to hear the words of
Christ and let them end there is of no
benefit whatever. One must think
and digest the thoughts that are Civ
en- tlaeal. The discourse was listened
to with interest, and the pastor seems
TO lie doing all in his power to arouse,
the people to ascondition where they
skill give more Thought to aeligious
matters.
john, Deere plows and cult vators
are the best on the market. Sold by
%. w. Collins.
Miss Nina Barlow, who. has been
visiting with relatives in the city,
returned TO her home at P%aankinton
Friday~aftennoon.
Miss ELLA Williams, who graduated,
from the University last month, has
been engaged to teach in the Armour
schools for the coming year.
Mrs. x. Christensen left Saturday
morning for Albert City. Mimi, to,
make visit WatharelatiYes. She ex-
pects to be gone about a month.
Mrs. c. E. Hager and children,
Eugene and Nina. went to Geddes to
.remaiu with friends Tor several
weeks. Sunday evening Mrs. Hager
conducted a meeting for the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society.
There.is afyoung lady in the city
who i%hellyeyes that the kissing bug
of several years ago has returned.
She carries a swollen cheek around
in her daily duties that was a victim
of the miserable little insect, and
she WARM tale female portion Of the
city to be ,an the look out for it.
E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
ment OF buggdes and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
Judge and Mrs. Ghas. N. Pollock
arrived in the city iEom Canton Fri
day and were guests over night
and Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Hitchcock and Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
D. Butterfeld, all being friends back
in Iowa years age. Judge and Mrs.
Polloc left on the afternoon train for
their home at Fargo.
MI. and Mrs. A. "A. Truax and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hatch, of Mt.
Vernon, went over to Bridgewater
today to celebrate the tiftieth ami
yersary of the marriage of the par
ents-o OF Mrs. Truax and MI. Hatch.
The old folks did not know they
were coming and they have planned
a surprise on the old people.
II you want a %threshing machine
B. VanAltsine can sell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance or a Geiser.
We had a call this morning from
Mr.. j. W. Carver, who represents the
DakoJa-Manitoba Land Company and
the Heart River Land Company, with
headquarters at 146 Endicott Bldg,
Paul. These companies own
large tracts Of good land in North
Dakota which they are Offering on
very liberal terms and at a low price,
in township lots or to actual
settlers. They have lands for sale at
from So. so up, and can sell a man a
quarter and he can homestead on land
adjoining. Kelley & Wells, agents,
Mitchell, S. D,
Mccormick mowers and hayrakes
do the business for the farmer in
first class manner VIM. Koch sells
them.
History and Geography of the
Philippine Islands, is the title Of
a new book Of $50 pages. the author
of which is Major y. w. Coursey,
county Superintendent of schools.
The work is from the press of the
Educator School Supply Co. of this
city. Major Coursey vas a member
of the South Dakota regiment which
met with such glorious success in the
Philippines during the war. and
served until he was wounded and re-
turned to his home in this state.
Mr.. Coursey in gathering his in
formation supplied in the book
secured a portion Of 1T from a trans
lation of the old. Spanish records
found in the archives of Manila,
part from the old American rec
ords and part through the assistance
OF the assistant secretary of war.
Most of the book, however, was
written from facts gained by the per