The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-29

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few days with friends.
$. A. Dales departed Tuesday
morning for Stockton. III to visit
with his mother for a short time.
Miss Marion Turney arrived home
f1om Dubuque, where she is attend
Ing a college OF %osteopathy. to spend
her vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Mcdonald
vent down to Armour Saturday
to eat Christmas turkey with their
daughter. Mrs. A. U. Hoon.
Why suffer with your stomach,
kidneys and liver when HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. If taken this month keeps you
we'll all the year. IS cents Tea or
Tablets. Scallin Bros.
Alex. Dumas started Friday morn.
leg for Dubuque, Iowa, TO visit his
brother. Two other brothers will be
present and they will have sort of a
b%rotherlY reunion on Christmas day,
when the three bachelor brothers
will join the only married one of the
family. Alex said he regretted it
was so, and if he could have his way
about it there would be a change in
the condition of one of three broth
ers-which n he declined to say.
II fortune %disregards thy claim,
Non r Have = /. - l,.,J A. -. go
shame,
But marry the the girl that you love
best;
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do the rest.
Scallin Bros.
Levi Bushy. who declined TO give
his residence, got to feeling too Jolly
Thursday over this glorious Christ
mas season and long before he knew
it be had filled up on that which in
Goxicates. He was gathered into the
trusting arms Of the policeman and
trotted off to Jail. This morning he
told Justice Mckinley that he was
guilty of being drunk, but had moth
ing with which to pay his fine, and
will therefore have an opportunity
to spend his Christmas within the
the cold stone walls of the county
Jail.
Mand-Isn't 5 and 30 too old to
hope for any Improvement? 1 should
say not. One Just begins to live.
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. You will be blooming fair at go.
IS cents cents, Tea or Tablets. Seal
lin Bros, druggists.
Superintendent HofI, OF the city
schools, was very kindly remembered
at the close Of school Friday after
noon. He left his private Office for
a few moments and on his return he
found LYING upon his desk an umbrella
and a book. and the cards attached
informed him that the. gifts were
"from his teachers 1t was a very
gracious act on the part of the SUPER
i%ntendent's co-workers and he feels
highly gratitied to be thus remem
bered by them. In the afternoon
the superintendent was invited to a
joint fishing pond by the scholars in
the rooms of Miss Doane and Miss
Frizzell, and on being given a pole
to try for a bite, he drew out a book
that was given ..by the little folks.
The superintendent thanked the
little ones very much for their re-
membrance OF him i'm the Christmas
season.
There vas a lively scene at The
Lyon Store Co.'S. shoe store Saturday
morning, owing to the announcement
made that at l0o'clock bags OF candy
would be given away to all children
who called. The children were there
in vast numbers and there was al
mighty scramble for the sweetmeats.
Mr.. Lyons had prepared 400 bags
for the kids and it was gone within
a very short time, but not to disap-
point them Mr.. Lyon had another
large batch made up at the Mitchell
Candy Kitchen and satisfied all the
hogs and girls that called. Over 500
bags we're distributed. In one OF the
sacks Mr.. Lyons had:.advertised that
there would be a ticket emitting
tire lucky holder to a pair Of shoes
and when Jerry Donovan had de-
voured half Of his sack of candy he
discovered a yellow ticket, and the
happy yell that he let forth indicate
ed that he was it. Mr.. Lyon gave
the youth the shoes and he went on
his way rejoicing.
The Warner Comedy Co. opened its
weeks engagement at the opera
house Monday evening In ga True
Kentuckian," a drama that is full OIL
thrilling climaxes and good situa-
tiOnS. The curtain rose %nrnnlnttv or