The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

they will visit with relatives a week
or ten days
Morgan & Mowry will pay highest
market price for hides. pelts and tai
low. See them before selling Office
south Nam street, opposite Webster.
Cook & Co.'S. hardware.
T. II Hendricks arrived from
Hewitt. Mimi, being summoned by
the serious illness Of his wife, Who
has pneumonia. Her condition shows
very little improvement.
DR. Thos. Nicholson left Tuesday
for Evanston. ILL.,, where he goes
to attend a conference OF the Method
,st college presidents Of the United
States, which, undoubtedly, will lie a
very important gathering.
There was a good attendance at the
Red Mems dance Wednesday evening
in Workman hall, and all report a
most enjoyable time, such as the
tribe always furnishes its friends.
Good music was furnished BY Mich
ols's mandolin club.
/ have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number Of years and
have no hesitancy In saying that il is
the best remedy for coughs. colds and
Group l have ever used in my family
! have not words to express my con-
tidencc in this remedy Mrs j. A.
Monre, Month Stal, Mich. For sale
by all druggists.
j. w. Pratt, who has been at the
soldiers hone at Hot Springs, is at
home to remain. In conversation
| with him he said he could not stand
the water at the home building, that
1T made him very sick and was using
him w. There are several good
springs in the vicinity OF Hot Springs
where the water is excellent, but that
ut the home building was injurious
to his health.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Reagan moved to the home OF j. w.
Clark, the father Of Mrs. Reagan,
where they will remain until they
can secure another house. Mrs.
Frank Summers went to Montrose
this morning to visit with her par
ents for the time being. The goods
that we're removed flom the fire yes
telday morning were taken to a
place OF safety.
John II. Scriven came home Moo
day evening from Ida Grove, Iowa.
For the past year or o he has heen
in Ida Grove conducting Il gents fur.
nishing store, which he has just sold
to other parties. Mr.. Scriven will
remain in Mitchell in the future and
pick up some OF the threads which
he laid down during his extended ab.
sence. lie has retired also from the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., having
turned his agency over to Sid W.
Smith. John says he will rest up a
month or two and then engage in
real estate matters to some extent.
Next Monday afternoon State Sup
erintcndcnt Nash will deliver an ad-
dress to the school officers of Dawson
county. The meeting will be held at
the court house and begins at
O'Clock promptly. Mr.. Nash will
speak in the following matters OF IN
terest to school officers and teachers
Consolidation Of Our Schools;'
"Duty of patrons toward teachers;''
"Rclation Of teachers to school Of.
icers;' Repairs to school proper,y;''
"Teachers' certificates" Superin.
tendent Courscy will have charge OF
the meeting and he has arranged q
little Introductory program.
A1tes,an Commonwealth: Der,
Paulson was up from Mitchell to Wis.
it with his parents the first OF the
week. and started about seven O'Clock
to drive hack to Mitchell, but wal
caught in the high wind and his
team wandered from the road. anG
for some time Bert and the team van.
dered around over the prairie, not
knowing just whore they we're going
but after n time the team turned into
a school ground and Bert went into
the school house. built up a file ant
camped the balance of the night
therein. File came back to town the
next morning, got his breakfast ant
took q new start for Mitchell.
George Z. Harris and Miss Alpha
Narrower were united In marriage
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock al
the home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. narrower, four mile.
west of LOOMS. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. O. e. DeGrof. o
Letcher. The marriage was a quieI
one, and was attended by the parent!
of Mr.. Harris. This morning tn.
welded couple passed through thu
city on their way to Armour to re
main for several weeks. Mr. Har-i