The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-17
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN nv
THE OUR OF WEEK..

Mrs. George Gibson, of Danville,
Iowa, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Fl. q. Clark.
Prof. r. q. Otto departed Thurs
day for Chicago ON professional
business.
Mrs. w. G. Russ departed for Bel
ievue, Ohio, for an indefinite stay,
and will visit with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Lindahl Depart
ed Wednesday for Minneapolis and
will remain there through the vim
ter.
just received a second car load..of
Calmar wagons. Ask any man who
uses them il they are not a success
VIM. Koch.
e. I. Taubman, OF Aberdeen, was
in the city Tuesday attending court
He is the attorney OF Thos. Taub-
man, in the suit of Berens VS.. Taub-
man.
r. Smith and A. z. Elliot, who
live near Bard, went out to Presho
Tuesday afternoon, where they in
tend to select some claims on.-the re-
servation.
Mrs. e. W.. Wilson and little
dang6ter, Luverne,.. Of Salem, are
the guests of Dr..and Mrs. F. w.
Frey6eIE.. .and will remain ::unti'
Thursday.
V. NJ. Pingry departed for Hitch
cock, OKlahoma. to visit some little
time. lie was accompanied as far as
Chicago by his sister. who was on
her way home to Fort Wayne, Ind.
Not a cent wanted, unless you are
cured. II you are sick and ailing.
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain.
Tea. = great blessing..to the human
family. Makes you well-keeps you
we'll; 35 cents. Tea or Tablest. Seal
lin Bros.
! j. W. laaggs, Crossett, Ark. suf-
fered twenty wears with a running
sore i'm his ear because physicians
couldn't cure it. He says Coles
| Cartolisalve cured it IN Two weeks.
This is but one of many thousand
cures by this Incompatible remedy
for burns, cuts and sor S of all Kinds.
Get Coles. 1t never fails.
Rev. NJ. o.. Fitzmaurice, M. A.,
OF Chamberlain, was in the city
over night Monday to meet Bishop
Hare, and returned on The afternoon
train. Mr.. Fitzmaurlce is the new,
rector..of the Episcopal church at
/ Chamberlain land is meeting with
fine success i'm his work. Ss'
Tine week 81 college prayer is be-
ing observed at Dakota Wesleyan this
week. Monday prayer meetings were
held each day by the--boys and girls
and each evening from $3.50 TO. 1880
a Special service is held in the col.
lego chapel, generally lead by some
member of..the faculty. Dr.. Nichol.
son is expected. to ::have charge Of
tie ssTvlee. this evening.
--..There was quite a range n..tem
perature Tuesday. During the
early morning houIs..the government
thermometer registered at 20 degrees
and in the afternoon ut ..reached ..65
degrees, a. change Of As points,
The he lay weather. experts assume to
say that WessaIe-eoing q have this
same kind Of weather up to Thanks
= Transformations girls OF. Dakota Wes-
leyan-- presented the football boys
with a ,1alge ..5eautiful- chlrysa1the:
mum Tuesday. evening. At supper
time a Special .fabie.-was arranged
and 20 of the football boys with
Business Manager Quarnberg and
Profs. Lardner, Jayne. Graham ane
Coach Hardy we're given a feast Of
good things to eat JAYNE. Hardy
and Graham each responded to
toasts.
4H SdiS VI u~CiiIa4ueIll liAcS ulu
not attract avery large crowd. only
six or seven persons being present tn
bid whe, Treasurer Haynes made
the offerings to the pubic. MI.
Haynes stated that before a41he sale
was held aud after the publication
OF the tax sale notice that about 200
descriptions we1e..paid. and that lie
sold $40 descriptions. The rate aver
aged from 12 to is. per cent, and the
property sold was principally outlying
lots. the taxes on which were small
sums. Very little, ii any. farm prop
eIty was sold FOR deliquent taxes.
A red card tackled on a building
has terrors for some people as they
associate smallpox with it. DIR. Dix,
the dentist, hung out a red card OH
the side of the Raymond MOTEL yes
ror1ov nn1 fl,roo ~ fO,. no-s1o ,o,r,