The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-08-14
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HooD's PILLS are the best cathartic. Price IS scents.
If you want a threshing machine
e. *B. VanAltsine canssell you a Min
neapolis, an Advance Or a Geiser.
A. X. Campbell has been sick for
the past month with an attack of
malarial fever, but is able to be out
lat present.
Misses Bertha and Cassie Slade ar
rived home Saturday from their
trip to Pembina,. N. d., having been
away about three weeks.
Miss Lou Hatch has spent her sum-
mer vacation with her sister. Mrs.
A. A. Truax. and returned home to
Bridgewater Saturday morning. Mrs.
Truax also went to Bridgewater.
o. w. Coursey went out to Cham
berlain Saturday to take charge Of
the Btule county teachers instl-5
tute as conductor. The institute will
open Monday morning. During, the
past month Supt. Corusey has been
teaching in the University Summer
School.
The State Veterinarian Association
held its annual meeting at Sioux
Falls this week, and in the election
of officers DIR. S. M. Smith, Of this
city, was reelected as president.
Most of the time was spent in talk
ing over proposed legislation and
matters pertaining to the profession.
E. B. VanAlstine has a nice assort-
ment of buggles and surries both
steel and rubber tire.
The Misses Anna and Margaret
Mcguire entertained a number Of
their lady and gentlemen friends at
their home on east Seventh street
Friday evening at cards AMI other
amusements, which served to make
a. very pleasant evening to those who
; participated. Refreshments we're
served.
F. G.. Beers, who has been working
Lin the office of The Mitchell, re+
turned Friday evening from Canova.
= While there he was offered and &C:
; cepted the principalship of the Ca
: nova schools at a salary Of S65 pei
month. Mr.. Beers is a graduatespi
! the Madison Normal and has q fine
!, reputation asa teacher gained BY
: nine years of experience. He former;
fly taught in Hutchinson county. &;
Mayor John T. Kean was doWf
from Woonsocket Saturday. He says
. the racing associations Of his town
will have two days of such sport or
: Aug. 27 and %, $500 being put up II
: purses for the, two days. n. j. Hob;
!, art is the new secretary of the asso,
. citation.
Al Mccormick mowers and hayrakes
: do the business for the farmer il
first class manner. VIM. Koch sell
n them.
IS Mrs. Geo. E. Foster informally en-
20 tertained a small party oflady friend
or at a six O'Clock tea Friday evening
to- for which a very dainty menu wa
prepared by the hostess. She was as
t. sisted in serving her guests by Mise
a. Bertha Stevens and Jessie WalIath
lie The evening was spent in playin
finch. 81
ne Mrs. Edith Baqghman left Saturda
ir for St. Paul and Chicago to purchas
8. her fall stock OF millinery. On he
1g return she will occupy the entir
It, building which is nov used by WI
Slade and Korn s. Co. In. her me
location Mrs. BaughGan will be bel
90 ter equipped to display her line (
OF millinery goods.
ad J. E. Pugh, a real estate dealer
en- Oskaloosa, Iowa, was in the city oyt
ty night, a guest Of L. Beckwith. B
II. returned home Saturday. In M
he Pugh the editor found an old be
ire friend, whom we played with thirt.
,re three years ago, and whom we ha'
nd not seen before in all those years.
to was,a pleasant meeting and we
Ir. joyed recalling incidents that ha
lty pened in the days OF our youth.
Local and travelling agents wante
~ We pay liberal commission. Refe
hk ences required. r.. ". Menera
Lel Crescent Nursery Co., Crescent, I
lad
Brer. Frad, of the Gazette, "
on soon have a cylinder press of his oV
ey- with which to print his paper.
lat purchased a press at Yankton tt
W. week and he expects it to rea
en- Mitchell within a week, and "
err have it installed In. the basement
ice the Gazette of1cesso that he will
the able to print his paper about the fl