The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18
AND COUNTRY
KS Or INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
DURSE OF A WEEK.

VIC QUICK seat wagon. lie has more
he wants to cauy over.
ID. +. Lantry, of st. Paul. y ,rc,h.
OF Robert Burns. arrived in
Tie city to make short visit at his |
home.
l.. j. Welch, cashier Of the E,rsr
National bank, who has been at
Battle Creek, Mich, sa%nitayium &c,
ABOUT a month, came homo Tuesday
afternoon.
1. a. Zol!man, Edison Ives, d. B.
Dooson and f. y. Peckham, Of Alex
ahuria, attended the meeting of the
Masonic lodge Wednesday evening,
n the two latter gentlemen y,.,.
given degrees in the Chapter.
wilson Gingles, who is i'll with con-
sumption at the hone & his sister,
MIS-. A. II. Belts. is reported to be
in a very serious condition, l,,cye me-
ing little hope Of bis recovery. Last
night his life was dCspaired of.
MIS-. Michel Grady. who moved two
years ago from a farm in Tobin town.
snip TO Armour, died at that place
TUESDAY, and WAS buried Thursday.
Sue leaves Il husband and several chill
drcn to mourn her loss. The family
moved to Dawson county in 1879.
Capt. Tnos. Briggs, who attended
the meeting Of the officers of the
State Guard. at Redtield. arrived
home Thursday. He said there
was a large attendance. and many
things OF interest discussed. Major
Coursey stopped at Virgil and will re-
turn today.
Rev. J. S. Surbeck left Wednesday
via the Omaha road for Jasper,
MIMI, where he was called to preach
the funeral sermon of a member of
his former charge. a year and a half
ago he performed the marriage cere-
mony that united the deceased to her
surviving husband.
Why suffer with your kidneys? The
discovery Of Kidney-Ettes has proved
a blessing to thousands OF kidney
sufferers who have been restored to
perfect health. These tablets drive
The diseased germs out of the system
and we..urge all sufferers to give this
scientific and successful kidney rems
edY a trial. Price % cents. L. O
Gale.
We have heard some complaint
from the laboring people OF the city
in reference to the hours for the
opening OF the library on Saturday
They say that from 10 a. m. to ) p
n. they are busy at work and do not
have the time to 90 to the library foI
books. and believe that the houl
ought to be extended to at least
o'clock to give them an Cpportunit,
to secure books. The suggestion j!
very good.
The porcelain finished photograph
are the very latest in the photo
graphic line, which is admitted b,
all the best photographers to be tn
greatest advancement made alon'
that line for years. They were intro
duced last August. Hoyt Cox is noS
putting out that kind Of work whicl
can be seen by calling at his studio
1t is gratifying to have an --artis
that keeps in touch with all the neN
things that are coming up. SO tina
we can send as good photographs
our friends in the city as we IeceiV
from them.
For corn shelters and feed grinc
ers, wind mills. pumps, pipe, etc
see g. 3. VanAlstine.
Rev. J. NJ. Hupp spoke Monda
night at the Baptist church TO
eoodIy company on "Castlng Sha(
, ows, or Unconscious Influence,
based upon the incident described j
the Book of Acts, where the Peep
brought their sick and placed the
so that even the shadow or fet'
, could bring them the blessing
healing. The chief point OF the Sc
; mon was the fact that every persc
: has an influence for good or eV
that. we are exercising this II
huence every day that we hVe-af
; that great care should be taken til
) the shadows of influence we Nca
: shall be always for good.
-, DO you feel broken down and 90
your system need nourishment? Ju
take Man-er-Vine Tablets, IL
worlds greatest remedy o q
nerves, brain and blood and wat'
Z results. L. O. Gale.
At the Baptist church Tuesday e
p enjnp Rev. j. M. Hupp preached
q interesting and searching sermon