The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-15
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81 work hard and lift q great deal. Thestrair
brought on an attack Of piles. They itchee
| and they protruded and bled. Nothing helped
them until used DR.. A.W Chase's Ointment
That cured them Soc. a box at all dealers, OIL
DIR. A. w. CHASE MEDICINE Co, Buffalo, NY
Or. A. ". Chase's Gisssasat.
George O'Brien, Of Orswell, New
Mexico, is visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
G. Vandenburg.
Geo. f. Knowles arrived from
Council Bluffs Tuesday to visit his
sister, Mrs. r. N. Getman.
Miss Lottie Tenney has been visit
ing with her sister. Miss Agnes, in
Minneapolis for several weeks, and
arrived home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Graham, after
visiting with friends in the city for a
day or two. departed Wednesday
morning for their home at Onion
Grove, Wis.
The north room OF the Champeny
building is put in shape to be occu-
pied by G. A. VelIniIyea with bls
grocery stock. and he is now moving.
John d. Evans, a University stud
ent,.. is quite i'll with typhoid fever at
his home on the sonth side.
Clint Ostrander, of Hawkeye, Iowa
is in the city and Is looking over the
country surrounding Mitchell with
the idea OF investing in some real
estate.
Thos. Morgans came home Wednes-
day from a two weeks hunt at
Dean, Is miles south Of Miller, and
reports that there was plenty of
game in the way Of prairie chickens.
r. d. Prescott has been down to
his old -home at Wilmot, N. H., for
the past three weeks visiting the
scenes of his. boyhood days. He ar
rived home this morning via the
Omaha road.
Miss Nora Harker arrived home
Wednesday evening from Los angeles,
CAL, where she has been since last
fall. She will return to Los Angeles
with her parents in a couple of
months to spend the winter.
There will BE a matinee al the Driving
Park Friday. Sept. y. Gate admission IS
cents. Children under u and rigs, free
-Four GOOD races. it will be worth the price
Of admission to see the owners drive.
A. A. Boynton, Pres.
M. H. Gosche, Sec.
Col. Leslie Davis, OF Chicago, who
is the manager OF The paraders.o
was in the city Wednesday looking
after the preliminaries for the coming
Of this great company at the opera
house on Tuesday of next week. Col.
Davis said that the citizens could
rely on the company being an excel.
lent one throughout aud that every
feature would be strong.
About IS Indians passed through
the city Wednesday over the Mil
waukee in two special cars from Dew
il's Lake, N. D., where they attend
ed a religious gathering OF the Pres.
byterians--and the Congregationalists
They were from the Santee and
Greenwood agencies. There were
over ], 200 Indians in attendance at
the conference. Rev. Charles East.
man, Of Greenwood, was in charge OF
the Indians.
The enrolment in the public
schools is gradually increasing anc
by the time. the corn palace is over
with it will reach the normal condi-
ton. AT the opening OF the schools
the first Monday in September, the
enrolment amounted to b22. Supt.
HoG took another count Of the pupils
Monday and the number reached $40
From the number Of children o.
school age secured by the censu!
enumerator last May this is less thar
half of those who should be in eli.
schools. And there is a compulsor!
education law in this state, too.
The game Of baseball advertised
between the doctors and the banker!
for Tuesday afternoon failed to MA
%terialize, and the game seems to hav,
been arranged without the consen'
OF all the bankers. Most of the latte,
felt that they had won all the honor!
they cared for ON the diamond ant
the enthusiasm was not as rampant
as a..few weeks ago. The honors ar,
even all around between the doctors
bankers and clerks.