The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
IN TOWN Y IN
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN m
III COURSE OF A WEEK.

9. r. Verlnilyea is taking a little
vacation 10y going up to look after
his cattle ranch at FaulktOn.
} +. Anderson went out to Reli-s
ance, Tuesday, where his company
has put in "a new lumber yard
n. A. Craft went up to Aberdeen
Tuesday in the interests OF the Com.
mercial Mutual Fire Association.
Mrs. a. e. Hitchcock left Wed.
nesday for a visit OF six weeks
with relatives and friends at Omaha
and Chicago
Roland Davis. a student of Dakota
Wesleyan is confined to his room as a
result OF a severe sprain in his ankle,
received in practicing football.
Capt. ID. Is. Slower, of the Saliva
tlon AImv, went out to Chamber
lain. He said he vas going out just
to look around for a few days.
a happy marriage ceremony took
place at the N. T.. parsonage We'd
nesday afternoon at l 10. The con-
tracting parties were Carl O. Kills.
from and Mary A. Huber, from
Alexandria.
The first freeze of the season oc-
CURED Wednesday morning. The GOV
eminent thermometer registered 26
degrees as the coolest during the
night. Ice folmed wherever water
was standing and an end was put. to
further growth OF vegetation. The
first cold snap Of last year did not
come until nearly the last days of
October.
John +: Auckland returned from
Olney, Colo. Monday evening, where
he went the LIST Of September TO
visit his parents. John says he spent
about th,ee weeks riding on the
range hunting up some cattle which
he turned out a few years ago. He
says with the increase be had ought
to have about 100 head but that he
could only find about 81 head.
1t fills the arteries with rich. red
blood. Makes new f!esh and healthy
men and women. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. IS. II.
Scallin.
Rev. A. c. Shepherd returned to
Vermillion Tuesday. he has been
here with his parents for over a
week, owing to the serious condition
OF his brother, Horace. who has been
in DOOR health Tor years. Mrs. j.. Is.
Dil]ey from Castle Rock, Mimi, q
sister OF Mr.. Shepherds mother,
came yesterday morning aud expects
to reulain some time. DR.. Samuel
Weir, Of Dakota Wesleyan faculty,
went to Vermillion last Sunday and
preached for Mr.. Shepherd in his
absence.
Gottlieb Scheurcnhrand is getting
an early start on The construction O.
"A modern house tor etext year. He
commenced to excaSaJe this week for
his new residence Or the corner Of
Hanson and Applegate streets, the
basement Of which is a0x42 feet. The
house will be two stories high and
will be constructed solely OF cement
blocks OF MIR. Scheutenhrand'S own
manufacture. He will complete the
basement this fall ard he ready to
commence The work sgain in the
sptlng. The house will he equipped
with steam heat ara plumbing and
when IL is completed tt will cost
about $4,000. Tile design FOR the
house is very attractive and lie will
demonstrate what can he hOne with
cement blocks FOR house hniitiing.
The greatest OF aii schemes for all
ing humanity, that we have ever
heard OF. has Just cone to light
today. This wondeini cure is being
offered to the people OF Mitchell my a
canvasser OF wonderful talking abil-
ity aud 1e understand d" is Inducing
many to buy his cureaiI methods.
The first article he Offers when call
ing at the homes is i cure for sore
feet, bunions, corns. rheumatism etc.
This article consists OF a zinc wash
er with two copper tacks with which
! to nail the washer in the sole of the
shoe. This copper and zinc. it is
claimed. forms an electrical current
which draws the Soreness out of the
feet, also draws rheumatism from
the system and this electric current
formed by the contact of the feet
with the tack and the zinc washer
stimulates circulation and prevents
cOrns and bunions. Some wonderf I'll
stories OF cures are told. Parties who
have not yet received a call from this
promoter of good health can learn of
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