The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-16

strayed. One COW yellow anC
white spotted, With horns. Leave
information at this Office.
Lost.-On Friday, Sept. 9th one
coat with police star attached, anG
"A 3s calibre revolver in pocket.
Finder will please leave same at this
Office.
Frank LeCocq, of Harrison. VIM
II. Stanley, of Sioux Falls, and ID.
III. Smith, of Miller, were i'm the city
over night, guests at The Mitchell.
The gentlemen are members OF the
state railroad commission.
Ed. Gains, OF Maquoketa, Iowa,
who has been visiting his brother
A. w. Gaines. and family, returned
to his home this morning, and wa:
accompanied by y. w. Gaines, who
will make a short visit there.
Prof. a. NJ. Jayne. wife and child
arrived Tuesday evening from ON
arga. Iii, to make there future home
in Mitchell! Mr.. jayne is the rev
Instructor in science in Dakota Uni
versity. They VIII occupy the resi-.
dence of Prof. W. \. Shurtleh on the
south side.
y letter received from {, II. Cor
DINER ordering the change of ad
dress in his weekly paper brings the
information that he is located
at San Jose, Cal and that since the
first o. the present year ne has been
engaged in the work OF the y. Nj.
G. A.
DO you want good driving horses
for single or double, good all purpose
horses that you can put any where.
nice spring colts, milk COWS to be
fresh in winter, fine young heifers,
hay in stack or corr in field? If SO
come to Potter's sale next Saturday
just west of the Milwaukee pump
house, Mitchell S. ID.
Rev. L. T. John departed Wednes-
day for Vermillion to attend
the Young Peoples convention
which is in session He will also at
tend the annual conference of the
United Brethren church. which OPP
e tomorrow. These gatherings are
being held four miles north OF Ver-
million at the Star Prairie church.
G B. Wilt was called to York, Pa,
by the death Of his aunt. Miss Lydia
Buell., who passed away suddenly
Monday. She had been sick for a
month, but her death vas not am
ticipated. Miss Buell. spent a year
with the Wilt family about three
years ago and the friends she made
here at that time will regret to learn
of the announcement of her death.
The little son Of Edward Jaynes,
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Barber, died
Wednesday evening of BOWEL trouble.
Mr.. Jaynes resides at W%oonsocket
and came down this morning. The
boy, who was three years and a
half old, has been sick with bowel
trouble, which resulted in his death.
The funeral will be held at the Bar
her residence on First Avenue west
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
When YOU feel constipated. have
sour stomach or bi%liousness try
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips. They
do the work. 10 and % cents. L.
O. Gale
Funeral services we're held over the
remains of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schirmer at the Holy
Family church this afternoon at
o'clock. which were conducted by
the Very Reverend Dean Shea. The
remains were laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery, ard four little
boys acted as pallhearels The
friends Of MIR. and Mrs. Schirmer
will extend their sincere sympathy
in the hour of their bereavement.
The tennis tournament which has
been waged for the past five weeks
finally came to a close Tuesday even
ing, the finals being played off be-
tween Ray L. Branson and DR.. Ray
Smith. it taking two evenings te
work of the match. Branson took
the first set Ga, and Smith took the
second 6-3. Branson took the re.
naming two sets SO, SO, and the
championship Of the city. Tie
games played were frequently close
and exciting, Smith winning on his
straight and fierce drives and Bran.
son by his placing and back line
drives. The wind was so strong the
second night that lobbing was near.
ly out Of the question. The tennis
season has been a good one this sum-
mer and a good many players have
developed into the better class.
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