The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-12

Mrs. j u. Nolt departed for
Reeds5urg, Wis.,, tor a month visit
with relatives.
Desirable farm loans wanted. In
terest 6 per cent. Call on or address
M. III. Rowley, Mitchell, S. ID.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Col
dammer, Thursday, Aug. 4, a daugh-
ter.
Mankato Commercial college, Man
kato, Mimi, opens this fall term
Sept 5 You should enroll then.
John HaneY, deputy postmaster,
and Miss Maude Smith left Thurs
day evening for West Superior, Wis,
to remain a couple Of weeks with
Judge Dick Haney and family.
How are your kidneys? 1t is dam
gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. Kidney-E.tes are the most
wonderful cure for all kidney and
backache complaints. Try them. %
cents. l.. o. Gale.
G. G. Bras came home last Friday
from Oacoma, where he has been
attending the Lyman county teach
ers' institute. Mr.. Bras SAYS that it
is very dry out on the reservation
and that rain is needed.
Mrs. Ella Burnside arrived Thurs
day from Lake Preston to make a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Cross. Mrs. Burnside is en-
ployed as head bookkeeper for the
Druggists Mutual Insurance co.
One of our prosperous South Dako-
ia farmers, Mr.. Thomas Dean, liv-
ing 6 miles northeast of Mitchell,
has almost completed one of the
%handsomest country homes in Dav-
ison county. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean call
their home "Fairview Farm,
John Quirk has gone to the Black
Hills country for a stay of two
weeks. He started Wednesday even
ing and drove overland to Valentine,
Neb., where he took the North
Western road to complete the trip.
MIR. Quirk owns some property in
Lead and he wants to look after il.
Karl Burkhart has a new advertise.
ment in The Capital today an
nouncing his closing out sale Of
shoes, and he declares that pr,ces
will be very low. Mr.. Burkhart has
purchased some property in Yank-
ton and expects to remove there at
ter his goods are disposed Of.
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
G. L. Toland, who resides In Beu-
lab township, left "Wednesday for
Bonesteel. MIR. Toland was one of
the lucky people who drew a qurater
section on the Rosebud reservation.
His number was s52, and he is going
down q few DAYS in advance to look
over the ground before picking out
his claim.
DR.. Adolph Brecht, Of Chicago,
is here to attend the druggists
meeting. DR.. Brecht formerly lived
at Yankton but after his graduation
from a Chicago medical college he
located there for practice. He stated
that this fall he expected to 20 to
Los Angeles, CAL, to reside. He is
we'll known in the city.
Mothers lose their dread for THAT
terrible second summer when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for umler complaints Of
every sort.
PIankinton Standard: The firm OF
j. E. Turner & Son, of Mitchell,
have established a creamery ware
house in Plankinton and w. H. Irons
has been placed 10 charge. The firm
is establishing a line Of creamery
stations in all directions from
Mitchell and guarantees the highest
market prices for butter fat.
w. 6. Dickey. business manager
for Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
was in the city today arranging for
the appearance Of that company in
Mitchell for Wednesday, Aug. "a.
The company produces the time hon.
ored drama under tent and travels in
its special cars. 1t gave a perform
ance at Sioux City Monday and the
Journal referred in very compliment
airy terms to the production. The
company has appeared in Mitchell
before and the good reputation made
here at that time will be remembered
by those who always have a warm
spot in their hearts for Uncle Tom.
MI. F. a. Turner, Of Valparaiso,
Ind, arrived THURSDAY evening for
a brief stay with his brother, w. E.
Turner, and left for his home Friday
morning. Will t0nk his hrother foy