The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-06

The we'll Known Mccormick corr
binder is now on exhibition at Will
Koch's. Cali and see 1T.
If yon attend Mank ate. Commercial
College. Mankato. Mimi, your fare
will cost you nothing. Send for par
ticulafs.
Phil Kane has given up his lease
on the boarding house owned by, s.
ID. Olnstead and MIS-. Bennett has
assumed charge of the place.
Prof. Rudolph Otto is arranging to
give a recital. which will take place
in the ooms of the Mitchell Club,
in the course OF two OF three weeks.
Miss Axtell, who was recently EN-.
ployed in The Republican office, de-
parted this morning, for Groton, be-
ing called there by the serious ILLNESS
OF her sisters husband.
Mrs. r. McCardy. Of Milwaukee.
who was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Michels through corr palace
| week, returned Thursday to her
home at Milwaukee,.
Why suffer with t~iredness, mean,
cross feeling, no strength, no appe-
!, tite? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea will make you we'll and keep you
well. 35 cents, Tea and Tablets. s.
ii. ssallin.
A new cement walk and curb in
! front of the st. Mary's rectory is be-
ing put in by Adolph Scheurenbrand.
To get the walk on the grade a great
deal of dirt has to be removed, maxi
ing the walk a good deal lower than
the adjoining lot.
Don't let the children suffer. If
they are f%retful, peeyish and cross
give them HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea. The best baby tonic known.
Strength and health follow its use.
80 cents. S. II. Scallin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Wilkinson ar
rived home Tuesday afternoon from
their trip to Battle Creek, Mich,
where Mrs. Wilkinson was in the
sanitarium for a month for the fene-
fit of her health. She is somewhat
improved as 4 result of the treat
ment.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting of the w. T.. Il. u. We'd
nesday afternoon at the Woman's
Rest room in the city hall building,
and reports were made OF the state
convention and the result OF the
stand conducted by the union during
corn palace.
!, Frank Bowerman and a party eX-
pectsto leave in a day or two for a
trip out to their claims on the Sioux
: reservation. The claims are located
about 100 miles west Of Chamberlain
and they expect to make 4 few i'm.
provements on the land before cold
weather sets in, and after the first OF
tile year they will take up their resi-
! dence for a time.
:, Rev. W. W.. Ravens departed fol
Los Vegas, New Mexico. which will
:, be his headquarters in the future as
the superintendent of the Anti
! Saloon League for the territories ol
Arizona and New Mexico. Mr..
Ravens goes to a field that is unde.
veloped ina the line of temperance and
lie is vigorous enough to prosecute
the work along all lines.
G. M. Peck, who was recently APP.
pointed to the %pasto1ate OF the Cor.
gregational church at Bonesteel, will
: not go there now, as the pastor Of
the church has decided to remain.
MI. Peck was offered several other
positions in the church work, but he
: decided to go on his farm and remain
for the time being. To-day he com
menced hauling lumber out to the
, farm, ] miles west OF town, and will
: erect a house on it.
a. IL ellis and family, who have
been guests at the home Of G. W (.
y Glills for the past two weeks, de-
parted Thursday for their home
2 at Moreiei, Mich. Mr.. Gillis said his
2 trip to Mitchell and South Dakota
mad opened his eyes considerably to
the great possibilities OF this country.
and after viewing the. agricultural
exhibits i'm the corn palace last week
he believed the state had a great
lfutute before it.
Mrs. Clara Lukens. department
president of the state w. r. c.. ar
rived home on the 10 O'Clock Mil
waukee passenger, from Denver.
where she went a month ago to at.
tend the national meeting of the w.
4. {. On her way home she stopped
in the Black Hills country and in
spected all the Corps on that side of,
the river. She said she found practi-
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