The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-31
Oats for sale by John Quirk.

boats for sale by John Quirk.
Mrs, Ed Souvenir, of Sioux City,
visiting with Mrs. D. C..'Sneller.
Miss Florence Dixon left Tuesday
for Armour to make a visit with
|riends.
Miss Louise Foster, who has been
Bisiting friends in the city, returned
home this morning to Armour.
Miss Bessie Clark, Of Lacrosse,
Wis. arrived Tuesday to make
visit with friends in the city.
Rev. Geo. E Brown, of Oacoma,
vas in the city Tuesday on his way
home from a trip to points in Mime
Sota.
When you feel constipated, have
sour stomach or b%iliousness, try Berg's
Sweet Laxative Chips. They do the
work. 10 and 25 cents. L. O. Gale.
Miss Ethel Baker left Tuesday
kfor her home at Monroe, Mich, after
a very pleasant visit with her young
$lady friends in the city.
Il Now is a good time to have Van
EAlstine put you up a windmill before
&your harvest is on; he sells the Mon
@tor, Aermotor, Sampson and Gem.
Ludwig L%oevinger was in from
&White Lake Tuesday. He said that
Country got a splendid rain Saturday
Knight that was of great benefit to
corn.
8 Mrs Ed Leehan and Mrs. George
. Evans left Tuesday morning for their
& claims on the reservation west OF
! Chamberlain, the ladies making the
q trip overland. They expect to remain
II several weeks on their farms.
n State Superintendent Geo. W. Nash
. came down from Pierre this morning
d and spent The day in the city. He
. left on the afternoon train for Ca
II coma to attend the teachers institute
q OF Lyman county. He vas accom-
q panied by z. G. Bras, or the Educat-
d or.
H. G. Nichols has an old drum and
a guitar and violin in his show win
n dow that attract attention tor their
4 antique appearance. The drum was
4 carried through the civil wal and the
4 other two instruments have a bit Of
interesting history connected witt
4 them.
The rain Tuesday morning had
4 %dampening effect on the Sunda.
school picnic OF the Presbyterian
church, but the sun got out sool
enough in the morning to make j
possible to 90 to the river about
O'Clock in the afternoon. The Sun
B day school children came out in fore
/ and a hack and carriages took tn
\ happy crowd Of youngsters to tn
/ river for an afternoon outing, wit
refreshments served at the close Q
the day.
\ G. e. Fox has purchased the inter
\ ests of Maxwell & Keohler's dramati
4 attraction, "New Jersey Folks " an
/ will put 1T on the road at the openin
] of the fall season. Mr. Fox expect
4 to give the first performance OF til
/ drama in this city Aug. % at til
/ opera house and the company wi
then begin it's tour. The members
tie company Will reach Mitchell
| the course Of two or three weeks ar
active rehearsals will begin for ii
opening performance. Before dlspo
/ ing of their rights Maxwell & Keohl
secured a strong company of dramat
artists. Mr.. Maxwell will mana!
the company for Mr.. Fox while
the road.
Rev. J. B. Free]and left Tuesdi
afternoon for his home at Wesslngt'
Springs, having conducted quarter
meeting services over Sunday at t
Free Methodist church. Mr.. Ere
land will leave some time duri
August for California, where he W
locate and will continue in the wo
of the Free Methodist church,
though be has not decided just wi
line of work he will follow. He 1
been engaged in this religious cal
in this state for about II years a
has assisted materially in buildl
up the Free Methodist religion VIII
ever it has a foothold. His visit
Mitchell was the last before leaVl
for California.
Woonsocket people evidently do
believe in waiting for a man to
to show their appreciation of
services. N. B. Reed, Of that pla
passed through the city Tues
on his way to Chicago and exhibi
a handsome gold headed cane VIII