The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-06-12
Additional Local News,

Mrs. L. rMcCurdy has been VISITING
win relatives IN Letcher and came
nome Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Geo. R. Douthit and children
went TO Yankton Tuesday to
make a visit with relatives.
Dyspepsia ane of human e.istenco
burdock Blood Bitters cnres T.
promptly, permanently. Regulates
and tones the stomach.
Clarence Turney came over from
rlahklnton and will take a vacation
rom his duties as engineer in,
electric lighting plant in the reform
school.
Frank II. Winsor has been nm 70
n'g stone Lake on a fishing expedl-
ZION and came home Monday He
reports fishing good in the lake this
season.
-, noieha olcVenS accompanied
"m. M. Smith home flom Smiths
teld, N, c., and will spend the sum
mmer with her cousins, Mr.. Smith and
Mrs. H. R. Kibbee.
). L. Hannett and daughter. Mice
Nellie, went to Woonsocket Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Hannett will act rs q
referee In an action and Miss Haunett
Will take the evidence in shorthand.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. M. Powell
went to Sioux Falls Tuesday morn
ing to attend the convocation Of the
eastern deanery Of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. Powell will present the
proposition to the board Of trustees
OF selling one-half CT the church prop
erty, the proceeds OF which will be
used to start a fund for the erection
or a new church. 1t is understood
that an offer has been made to buy1
the east half of the six lots fronting
on west Third street.
Is it a burn? Use DR.. Thomas Ec-
%lectric OIL. A cut? Use Dr.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. At your druggists.
Otto Freyberg and wife, who came
out from Plymouth, Wis, to make a
visit with DR.. F. W. Freyberg and
family, have become so impressed
with this country that they have de-
cided to remain. Mr.. Freyberg Mon
daV concluded the purchase of agoo6
Iquarter section of land in the south
west corner Of Mitchell township,
Iabout a mile and a half from this
lcity. Monday evening Mr.. FreybeTg
Ireturned to Plymouth to pack up his
Household goods and ship them to
Mitchell. He expects to make a
number OF good improvements on
the place this summer and fall.
w. p. Campbell, "a cousin Of the six
Campbell brothers, managers of the
l@circus here Tuesday, was a former
resident Of Mitchell. In 1883 MI.
Campbell held a case on The Repur-
Elican and worked for the Mitchell
Printing Co. about four months, He
followed the printing business for a
few years afterward and eventually
drifted off into the show business.
and in this line Of business the
l%gentlemen r making a fine success.
They DO not stand for any irregular
Titles or slick work in. their business,
and will not permit any gamblers MOI
grafters to follow their show if there
is a possible way to prevent it. In
the west the Campbell Bros. are
building up a fine reputation fol
themselves. Mr.. Campbell vas very
much surprised at the growth Of
Mitchell, it being rather a small
town when he first came here.
Evreybody's liable to itching piles
Rich and poor, old and young-terri.
BILE the torture they suffer. Only ont
sure cure; Doan's Ointment. Abso.
lutely> safe; can't%fail:
Tuesday afternoon Co. D differed by
Captain Thos. Briggs.and Lieutenan'
WILLIAMS and Seaman; with "a men
left for Watertown to attend tn
state encampment. The boys met q.
1.-The court house, in full marching
order and when they went to tn
depot they presented q fine appear
anec. keeping in-measured step 0nl,,
one OF, the boys was left at home
Fred Rubin, who was sick. We hop
the boys will have a very pleasan
time and come home we'll, escapinI
!, the necessity Of" being sent 9th
hospital. The Yankton and Armou
companies passed through on the Nil
waukee and we're joined here by tn