The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-05-22

ASH bluWell ABOUT
Weaver's Squares.
When doctors fail try Burdock Blood
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipa-
tion; %invigorates the whole system.
Mrs. L. K. Gregory, Of Sioux Falls,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
for a beef visit with the Christian
Scientists in Mitchell and returned
home Wednesday morning.
II there is one time more than an
other that a woman looks like a real
angel, it is after completing a course
OF Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings back
that girlish beauty. Scallin Bros.
Rev. ". B. Hubbard, of sherbin,
Mimi, was in the city attending the
congregational Association. Mr..
Hubbard for a number of years was
the secretary of the Association and
was the pastor at Armour.
>. Il. Fosdick arrived home Wednes-
lday afternoon from Minneapolis. Mr..
Fosdick spent the winter there, hav-
ing gone last October. He is looking
hearty and healthy and it is evident
that Minnesota winters agree with
him.
Supt. W.. W. Collins arrived Thurs
day morning Oh a special from San
born to meet the special train bear
ing officials. over the Milwaukee
road. The superintendent's special
was brought here in three hours by
Engineer Reebe, a distance CT 1877
miles.
A special train arrived over the
Milwaukee from the north Thurs
day bearing President Earling and
other high officials of the road.
They stopped at Woonsocket an hour
or more to view the railroad etxen-
sion there. and tarrled in Mitchell
on their way east.
L. D. Milne returned from White
Lake Wednesday evening. He went
out there to pay a death loss of So, 600
to N. Mcmillan, whose wife carried
a policy for that amount in the
Home Guardians. He turned over a
check for the full amount of to Mr..
Mcmillan, who expressed himself as
BEING we'll satisfied for the prompt
payment of the claim.
Agent Wilt has received advices
from the passenger department. Of the
Omaha road that it contemplates
running a special excursion train from
Mitchell to Sioux Falls on May 81 for
the joint picnic of the Workmen and
Woodmen. If enough members of the
orders or other people can be secured
to justify the special train running
a rate of S1.45 for the round trip
will be made. Parties who contem-
plate going would do we'll to consult
with Agent Wilt on the proposition.
There was an exciting contest at
the bowling alley Monday evening.
A team Of local players was picked up
to play the alley team, and the latter
was defeated by 217 pins. The alley
team was made up Of Sneller, Jaeger,
Vermilyea and KjelmYr. The local
team was composed Of Weber, Dod-
son, Tobin and Wilkinson. The To-
Gals feel pretty good over having de-
feated the team that won from Sioux
Falls. Both teams rolled up to the
average.
The editor Of The Republican re-
ceived a card from a. H. PETERSON
Monday stating that he is now
located in Chicago, and has a room
at 4O7 Masonic Temple. Building, in
which he has opened a watchmaker's
Office. MI. PETERSON and family left
Mitchell last year for a trip to Swed-
en-, and they have just returned from
there and located, as they expected
to do, in Chicago. Mr.. PETERSON ex-
tends an invitation to his old Mitch
ell friends to call on him when in the
, Windy City.
ASK Bidwell Immediately about
Weaver's Squares.
There was a game Of ball between
the high school team and the Univer-
sity nine Monday afternoon, and
it was a tie game, score 4 to a.
: Paul Williams, the catcher, and Tan
ner got into a mixup in both running
after a foul fly that nearly worked a
e serious injury to Williams. They
collided and Williams fell to the
t. ground, Tanners foot coming in con.
tact with the catcher's nose. He was
taken down town Immediately and ar
examination revealed that his nose is
ali right and not much worse for the
kick: