The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-03

uiohpst prices paid for butter and
at Smiths store in LOOMS.
Mr and Mrs. Virgil Boyles and
norv went to Yan,Ston Wednes-
.ua 70 remain a week with relatives.
.Dm't forget that we hanole a full
line of staple and fancy groceries at
"ricps that are right. +. j. Smith, oi
Loomls.
Mrs, Frank Craft and Myrtle ar
.ivpd home Tuesday afternoon from
sioux City. where they have been
visiting the past week.
Miss Josephine Willkomm went to
pridgweater Wednesday and will
remain there a month as the operator
in the local telephone office.
Mrs. R. II. Smith, of Beresford,
orrived in the city Tuesday evening
and visited with Mrs. L. McCurdy
wednesday. She left on the after
noon train for Letcher.
James Rogan, who retired from the
noSition of deputy sheriff Saturday,
has accepted a position with M. ii.
Gosche in the repairing department
of his hardware store.
J. E. McCaslin commenced We'd
nesday on his pew residence by eXca-
waiting for the basement. The house
will be two stories, 2Sx45 in dimen-
sjons. with a commodious basement.
Thomas Morgans, Of this city, and
Charles Reed and Luther Bills, of
WoonsocSet, spent several days this
week hunting near Pukwana, ducks
being the object OF their search.
They did not find them very plenti-
full.
W. II. Webster s. Co. are having a
new front placed in their store. The
former windows had four lights in
them and nov one big plate glass on
each side admits more light and
makes the front of the store look
more imposing.
James-Kimble, who got home
Tuesday :.from-his trip to--the south,
reported that they had a very plea
SAINT time while on their travels.
He said their journey home was
hastened.-. somewhat by the prevail
ence of..high water, and for SO miles
of-the-distance-their train Travelled
over rails that were covered with it.
SIN December, 1900, l had a severe
cold and was SO hoarse that / could
not speak aboye..a whisper says Al
len Davis, Of Freestone, N. Y. II
tried several remedies but got no re-
lief until l used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, one bottle Of which cured
me. l always speak a good word for
that medicine For sale by all drug
gists.
%%F..-E.. Tucker, superintendent OF
the James river division Of the Mil
waukee road, and A.. G. Ward, OF
Aberdeen, spent Wednesday in the
city. The gentlemen were taken for a
drive over the city during the after
noon by Mayor Silsby and Mr. Ward
warmly praised Mitchell for the
growth she had made in the past two
years. They returned home on the
afternoon train.
Miss Marjorie Ruth, Of this city,
who is attending the musical depart,
ments.--of the University, gave a re.
cltal Tuesday evening in the chape!
hall to a large number of her friends
Miss Ruth will graduate in music
at the June commencement. Hel
work on the piano on this occasion
showed her proficiency to a marked
degree, and that she has devoted hel
time well to the development 9 f.hel
talent.
AT the home of Justice Mckinley
Wednesday. at...2 O'Clock Theodore
M.-F.-Budden ..and Kathleen Erase.
We're united in marriage. They ar!
DOTH residents Of this city, having
made their home at the residence Q
benjamin Holt for the past few
months. The bride came here abou'
a year ago and took up her residenc'
az the Holt home, and at that tim
onered her services as a traine'
nurse. The bride is a lady Of dis
tlnguished appearance and the groom
IS a tine looking young gentleman
10 the bridal couple The Republica
extends its hearty congratulations.