The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-17

MIS-. beFG bTYdU. VI TidiIhiH1oti
aud Miss Watson, Of Sterling, H.,
took in the show and were guests of
Miss Patterson.
Now is a good time to have Vans
Alstine put you up a windmill before
your harvest is on; he sells the Mon
itor, Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scheich, who was overcome by
the heat Tuesday at the circus, is
still unconscious, although there is a
little sign of improvement in his con-
dition.
Alexandria Journal: Mrs. John
Sloan, who has been in the hospital
at Sioux City for the past four weeks,
returned last Friday. She is much
improved in; health and1is rapidly
gaining in strength and will soon
have fully recovered.
How are your kidneyss 1t is dan
gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. Kidney ties are the most
wonderful cure for all kidney and
backache complaints. Try them. %
cents. Il. O. Gale.
The ellis Shoe Co. has delivered a
pair of Red School House shoes to
Master Berry Constable, of Mitchell,
awarded to him by the manufacturers
of that famous school shoe. An.
explanation Of their mode of prize
giving is fully explained in Gillis'
ad. space today.
John P. Carlson and wife, of Pros
per township, have returned from
their trip to Bloomington, Ill. MI.
Carlson said tlia1 Illinois was behind
South Dakota on the crop situation
He said they stopped in Chicago and
saw A. Fl. PETERSON, who now has a
fine Office for jewelry repairing in n
of the large Office buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Keen, of Ster-
ling, Colo, are visiting at the home
Of James Keen on the south side.
Mr.. Keen was a former resident of
Ethan, and still owns a fine quarter
section Of land near that place, which
he says he will retain for future use.
He is pleased to see the country
looking so prosperous and that there
is such a fine crop prospect.
Geo. W. Pitts, Of GAINESVILLE. Fla. !
is in the city. MI. Pitts owns some
real estate IN Beadle county and.
came out to look after it. When the
first University building was erected
Mr.. Pitts was the successful bidder
FOR furnishing the lumber and he also
furnished the lumber for the finish
ing of the Letcher block. at that
time he was a resident of Wolsey.
Fred a. Cranston and Mrs. Edith
Lucas, of %Smithport, Pa, were united
in marriage Thursday at The
Waverly hotel, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. S. J. Surbeck.
The groom has been working in the
country west o. town for the past six
months. The bridal couple left on
the Milwaukee for Buffalo, N. Y.
where they will make their future
home.
When you feel constipated, hav'
sour stomach or biliousness, try Berg
Sweet Laxative Chips. They do the
work. 10 and Is cents. L. O. Gale
John Mclaughlin has opened UP
, branch office Of the Internationa
!, Training School in Nichols's jewelrl
!, store, which he will maintain 70
, the next ten days. Mr.. Mclaughlin
! states that through this system me-
} and women are trained for bette
work and better pay in the variou
E avenues of life. He will be please
: to explain the system in detail to a.
5 who call.
Alexandria Herald: Judge Smit
, rendered a decision last week in til
! Bixby case, deciding in favor of til
Mrs. Flynn. 1t will be re
mcmbered that Mrs. Flynn brough
, suit to have two deeds set aside
!, claiming that her mother, Mrs. Bi,
> by, was not mentally responsible
: when the deeds were signed. E. T
!. Wagner of this city conducted tt
case for the plaintiff.
Alexandria Herald: Mrs. WIN, Ga
e rett, Of Rosedale township. who h;
!. been very i'll since last winter, Il;
so far recovered as to be able to q
t out and around, and fol- the past tN
weeks has been visiting her sister
Mrs. F. j. Hess and MISC. J. Smit
in this city. DR.. Buffaloe, Of this cit
was called last April and has sin
successfully treated Mrs. Garrett, b