The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-01

Monday A. A. Smith, cores
pondent OF the Yoemen, delivered to
L. ID. Puff 500 in settlement OF his
Claim for AN accident which he suf-
fered some time 90.
The Woindn.s Library Association
desires to return its sincere thanks
to j. w. Broadl ent s. Co., for the
beautiful antique oak fern table pre-
sented for use in the library.
Orswell & Kelso have sold six
quarter sections of land in Dawson
county ili the past six weeks. all
winch VIII bring some permanent
settlers 10 the county next spring.
Saturday evening the Yoemen lodge
held its regular meeting aud at the
close OF the work The members adj
journed to Mrs. Ryckman's restau-
iant, where al oyster supper was
served.
Mrs. Frank Reford and Miss Emily
Bras departed Monday . tor New
Boston, H., to make a visit with
Mrs. Harry Raner. They expect to
visit in Milwaukee before their re-
turn.
Flank. Harvey and family departed
for Sioux City Monday and will
make their home there in the future.
MIR. Harvey was until recently en-
gagged in business here and sold out
to Frink s. Hough.
Judge Smith and Court Stenogra-
pher Boyles went out to Chamberlain
Monday afternoon and Tuesday morn
ing they open the regular term of.cir-
cult court. The docket is said to
have a number of interesting cases.
L. j.. WEIGH and p. FL. Kelley ar
rived home tins morning from Aber-
deem. Sunday they attended a
meeting of the knights of Columbus,
at which 26 new members were inlti-
ated. a banquet was served in the
evening at the Sherman house, which
was attended by $50 members. Mr..
Welcb stated that in January a local
lodge OF the knights of Colubmus
would he organized i'm this city.
w. j. Underwood, assistant gem
eral manager Of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee y S. Paul, and a party OF Off
Gals. were in the city Sunday for a
short time and went north on a
| special train to Aberdeen b. M.
Johnston accompanied the party to
Aberdeen at the Invitation of Mr..
Underwood. While here Mr.. Under
wood made a thorough inspection of
the depot grounds.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the
mother-in-law problem just give her
regularly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t will make her healthy.
happy and doclle as a lamb. IS cents
Ed or Talets, at Scallin Bros
The remains of Mrs. j.. E. Rowley
arrived from Sioux City this morning
via the Omaha road and were taken
to the home of e. L. Rowley, ON
Sixth Avenue east. The deceased
resided at Mt. Vernon and was taken.
to Sioux City on Tuesday of last week
for an operation for the removal OF a
tumor. The operation was PERFORMED
Thursday. which resulted in the
death Of Mrs. Rowley Sunday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. The funeral
services will be held at the Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at i
iio'clock.
Win. Hoffman, of Zurich, Germany,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and is visiting with mis- brother,
Fred L. Hoffman, south Of town,
and with friends in the city. Mr..
Hoffman will be remembered by a
great many people OF Mitchell. He
left here about six years ago as the
representative OF a harvester company
lin Europe. with his.headquartres at
Zurich, and now represents, since
the consolidation, the International
Harvester Co. Mr.. Hoffman says be
AS NClskAAICu WILL GllO COuULIy III
which he lives and is doing we'll in
his business.
Two boys were trying to beat the
penny weighing machine the other
day. They both got ON the platform,
dropped the penny in the slot and
the indicator went to 40 pounds as
their confined weight. One OF the
bows hoped off and supposed the in
dicator would stop at, the other boys
weight and he would ascertain his.
by a little method OF satisfaction.
Imagine their dismay when the first
lad relieved the machine OF his
weight to see the indicator return
to the starting point ard neither lad.
got his weight
1t will wash and not rut off