The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-06

j. Nj. 1rccne passed Though the
city this morning lIom Chamberlain
llolue on his WY 10 The Pacific coast
to spend the wluler
Wm. Nj. l|leroctt Mcnt out To lpicrle
Iuesda, and viii remain Through
the legislative session as Il clerk of
n OF the committees
Miss ROXY Butterlield left Tuesday
evening Tor Faribault, Mimi, to re-
sumo her studies in the girls scmin-
airy which she is attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. g.. RathAun ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
Bookings and Huron. where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mis-. ID. Il. Miller left Wednesday
via the Omaha road for Los Angeles,
Cal, 10 spend the rest OF the winter.
She has a son III a near point.
q. @. kcesIer, of Sioux Falls. "a
contractor and bnlldcr. was in the
city on Dls way to P|ckvlnt. and
spent the day with John slater
Miss Anna Mcguire has been spend
ing her vacation in the city Wit, hel
parents and returned to Tecmusen,
Ncb., where she is teaching school.
Mrs. L. I. Grtnnell and daughter.
Miss Eta. have seen visiting with
relatives at Usage, Iowa. Ion sever
al weeks and returned home Ned
nesday evening
Miss Kate Myers, who is in charge
of the cigar stand at The Widmann.
returned home Thursday from
st. Paul. where she has hcen visit
ing since before the holidays.
a case Of civil action started by
James Gibson against James Mckil-
lop before Justice Mckinley Tues
day was taken before Justice Nj. a.
Reeves on a change of venue. 1t will
be heard Monday, Jan. 9.
w. G. Rempfcr. a student at Da-
kota Wesleyan, received the endorse
ment of.the republican caucus of the
senate for the appointment of as
SiStant secretary of the senate. Mr..
Rempfer's home is at Parkstou.
Prof. and Mrs IL. +, otto returned
home from Sal IN, where they as
in the musical program Sum
day at the Methodist cnuIch. Prof.
otto has a large class in music at
Salem and his work is highly dppre-
ciated.
Mr.. William $. Crane. of Califor-
mia. Md. suffered from rheumatism
and lumbago. He was finally advised
to try Chamberlaln's Pain RalsAm
which he did and it ELECTED a coiI-
plete cure This linilnent is for sale
by all druggists.
@. w. Coursey, the retiring county
superintendent, started on the road
TUESDAY for the WEIGH Co.. of Chi
cage. His territory will lie all of
South Dakota and a part of North
Dakota. Mr.. Coursey will handle
goods for the firm, visiting
only county superintendent.
DR.. and Mrs. X. j. Lumme have
Just moved into their new home ON
Fourth Avenue west. near the corner
of Dun street 1T was commenced
in the fall and it vas finished
IN a comparatively short time. 1t
is a two-stoIy house. heated with
hot air and is equipped with mouern
improvements
j. G.. Love, division freight and
passenger agent of the Milwaukee
road, Of Sioux City, was in the city
night and went south Wednesday
morning. MIR. Love said that good
progress was being made on the Mil
Yankees new depot at Yankton, and
casting his eye over Mitchell's pres
ent building, said that he wouldn't
be surprised to see it displaced with
a good structure soon.
The South Side dairy delivers milk
daily and guarantees first class ser
vice. Phone G. l. Holshire at No.
155.
w. l.. Miner. editor OF the Huron
Herald Democrat. was in the city
night, ii guest at The Widmann
and departed for his home Mednes-
day. He had been to Sioux City
with several carloads Of cattle. MIR.
Miner was telling some OF his friends
in the city that the newspaper bus
mess and the cattle industry did not
well together. He bought the
cattle two wears ago and in that time
had fed them any amount of corn,
them on the Sioux City mar
ket for $3.50. which he figured was a
clear loss of $1,000. The wonder is
what on earth a South Dakota news
paper man is doing with so much
property outside of his office.
There 10 no Rochelle salts, Alum,
Lima or Ammonia In S0od mazda wlS6