The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-17

from Chicago Thursday 10 visit
with relatives.
II. a. Roylan has just purchased
the residence erected bv A. ID. Wal
pole on east First street and moved
in Thursday.
Mrs. " j, Mohr. of Alexandria.
has been attending commencement
exercises This week. aud returned
home Wednesday.
Found -RelNeen Mitchell and
Jim rive: ~ oNIecoat. Owner
ctn have Same at this office ny pay
lng charges and proving property.
a blessing alike to Young and old
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild straw
berry: natures specific for dysem.
terv, diarrhoea and summer com
plaint.
Rev. a. Craig Bowdish and Miss
Marjorie Ruth went to Sioux Fails
Thursday morning to attend the state
meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society.
Nj. III. Gosche's PAGER. Black Wal
nut, won the $50 pace at SIOUX Falls
Wednesday, the best time being
2:26l4. The horse made a bali mile
in ] ,04.
Miss Lena lIollelan has been Wis
iting With her brothers in the city
for several weeks ANA left Tuesday
for her home in Fulton. I'll. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Geo. G.
liollelan for a visit OF a month OF
more,
Taken up on my place ~ miles
northwest ot town, known rs Old
Allen place, on gray mare, With
new leather halter. Ole Johnson.
Miss Emma HAYNES vent to Yer
million Tuesday to attend the
commencement exercises OF tile state
university, of which size is ii gradu-
ate, Miss Haynes will 20 TO st.
Louis to attend the exposition be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Philip Tot i'm and Miss Mary
Curran Went to Yankton Tuesday,
teing called there 10y the death
of Miss Curran's father, Michael
Curran. who has been AN inmate OF
the insane hospital for the past ten
years or more as practically incur
able.
a wise mother always ma IMAGES to
have A box of Coles Carbolisalve
handy. Children are always getting
hurt and she knows there is nothing
else so good for cuts and bruises. 1t
quickly stops the pains of burns an d
sralds and heals without a scar. If
it isn't Coles it isn't Carbollsalve.
% and 30 c by ali druggists.
NJ. +. Patton, the retiring agent
of the MiI"aukpee company. left
Thursday for his future home at
Winona. Mimi, as the agent Of the
company. In the nearly two years
that MIR. Patton has had charge of
the company's business in Mltchell
he has increased the business to Il
large extent, and has made a very
favorable impression on our people
by his prompt and clean cut method
of doing business. His departure
will be regretted. CONGRATULATIONS
will be extended to Mr.. Patton,
however, on his promotion in the
service of the company.
No one would ever be bothered
with constipation if every one knew
how naturally and Quickly BurdUck
Blood Bitters regulates the stomach
and 10 wells.
At the Old settlers celebration at
Mt Vernon Wednesday the usually
large crowd OF people was present.
the number being conseryatlvely es-
timated at 1000. Exercises were
held in a large tent in the morning,
the address OF the day being de-
liveled by Mayor Geo. A. Silsby. In
the afternoon some good sports were
witnessed, the horse races being
particularly closely contested. c. w
Johnston entered Cap c. in a trot-
ting ace after he had been driven
over the first heat in 2:a3, and
came in second in the other heats.
The Juvenile ball team from this
city lost its game to Mt. Vernon
kids by a score of 20 to -. The
Chamberlain Indians won from
%Plankinton 10 to 4. While there
were a number of games going on
during the day the Mt. Vernon Of
cials stopped at once anything that
had the appearance of being a fake.
In the evening the festivities of the