The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-10
Born, to Mr.. and birs. otto Hasse,

MONDAY.
John Stransky. Tie energetic land
man from Pukwala, was in the city
today.
The sals of Delinquent taxes fol
~ Oh VII be held next Monday,
y. IL.
we haze 3 large stock OF blankets
aud foOos .lich we will sell at re-
dnced prices. VIM. Koch.
Mrs. George NJ. Rowley and son.
Glen, went to Sioux City to visit
through tile week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.. Belts departed
via the Omaha road Monday evening
for Minneapolis, intending TO remain
n few days.
w. r. Smith will sell everv thing
ut auction for you. Leave order and
dates at Mitchell Capital aud Gaz-
cite offices. References furnished.
Peter b. Dirks, Of Oacoma, was in
the city Tuesday. You notice a dit-
ferent air about these Oacoma people
sihce they have commenced riding on
the cars to get out OF their town.
Baby sleeps AMI grows while nam
my rests ii HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is given. 1t is the greatest
baby medicine ever offered loving
mothers. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
Scallin Bros.
Miss Mary Anderson. of Plankinton
who has been visiting Miss Lille
Patterson, went to Montrose Thurs.
day morning, where she gave a recit-
al last night.
James r. Welsh, the representative
of the Anna Held cigar, was in the
city TODAY calling on his trade. This
famous cigar, which is being adver-
tised very extensively by the manu-
acturers, is handled in this city by
j. III. Davis & Son.
Scars from burns or scalds are eyi.
dences OF neglect or ignorance, They
are unnecessary. Coles Carbolisalye
stops the pain so quickly, and it, will
cure without a scar. Its a remedy
that should be in every household.
All druggists.
V. B. Diehl, who recently pur-
chased a half interest Of the Gale.
drug store in connection with r. r..
Brown, has leased the Harker resi-
dence and will move his family up,
from Scotland. MI. Diebl succeeded
10 %disposing Of his Scotland residence
property.
The National Ry. Training School,
Suite 237, Boston Blk, Mples., Mimi,
whose advertisement will be found
IN this issue has recently been organ:
lied fer the purpose OF training young
men by mail for the positions Of fire.
man and brakeman on railroads
without having had any previous ex-
p%erience. Positions secured as soon
as competent.
Rev. A e. McCauley, OF Bridge
water, and Rev. DR.. Carson, OF Scot
land, were in tile city to attend a
meeting Of the headquarters commit
tee Of the Anti-Saloon League Mon
day evening. The committee had
under discussion the appointment OF
a superintendent for the york in the
state, but up to the present time
they have been unable to ecu a
capable and efficient man.
Regular meeting OF the w. r. c.
Friday afternoon at 2:3O. A full at
tendance of the members is desired.
as we shall have with US Mrs. Mary
Farr, past department. president.
She is also past national senior vice.
president. Not often do we nave,
any national officers with us. We
will also have Chief OF Staff. Mrs.
DeJean, of Plankinton, so the mem
hers are requested to be present. !.
81. M. Stowell,
SECRETARY, Pro Ten.
There seemssto.be a general rejoice
ing at Sioux Fails on account of
the bieln school over there having
arranged a game OF football with
Milclell's high school team for Sat-
nrday afternoon. and the Sioux Falls
papers state that the winner OF the
I'll. e vii, be entitled to the cham
pionsllip OF the state. The Mitchell
boys will go oyer on the morning
Omaha passenger and return on the
evening Milwaukee. The Mitchell
team will be ia better shape for the
Sioux Falls game than they were
with the Huron team, and a closer
game will result, and there is no
question but what it will be fought
to a standsiill in a clean and gentle-
manly manner.
w. 81. Arthur, Of Hansell, Iowa,
arrived in the city a few days ago
over the Omaha road with a car nf