The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-11-24
IN TOWN vi COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

DIS ITiNelllR salesman WlUn Ule Con
wav Coal Co of Sioux City, and viii
cover most all of the territory east O
the Missouri river.
Miss Grace Mcdonald, of Sioux
Fails. was the guest of Miss Mildred
Hough and returned home Friday
She accompanied Miss Hougl
home after a visit of a week i'm the
Queen City.
Mrs. V. B. Diehl and children ar.
rived Thursday afternoon from Scot.
land to take up their residence IN
Mitchell. The family will occupy
the Harker residence on the corner
OF Langdon street and Sixth Avenue
east.
Robert Saul, who has been working
i'm a drug store out at Chamberlain
for some time, Yesterday accepted Il
position as clerk i'm the drug store
OF Diehl & Brown. Roberts many
friends will be pleased to welcome
him back to Mitchell.
DR.. Charles &. Button arrived
from Chicago Thursday and was d
guest of Dir. and Mrs. f.. w. Frev-
berg. lie left for the north part of
the state Friday afternoon on a pros
pecting trip to look over the country
with a view of locating some place
in the state. probably selecting
Sioux Falls.
Nature needs only a Little EARLY
Riser now and then to keep the
bowels clean, the liver active. and
the system free from bile, headaches,
constipation, etc. The famous little
pills, "Early Rlse1s." .are pleasant
in effect and perfect i'm action. They
or nevr geripe s%icken, but tone and
strengthen the liver and kidneys.
Sold bv Scallin Bros.
$ Il. Lucas, of Ronesteel, came up
Thursday afternoon to transact some
business before the United States
land Office, and returned on the early
morning train Friday. MIR. Lucas was
formerly in the newspaper business
down that way but sold out and is
now engaged in the real estate and
land locating business. He says the
country is being settled up very
rapidly on the reservation and that
good Improvements are being made
by the settlers as fast as they come
in.
Guy VanAlstine arrived home
Friday morning from Minneapolis,
where he went last week for a sur.
gical operation for the removal of a
bunch that had developed ON his
neck. Last winter Guy had ali oper-
alton for the same trouble and at
that time the physician i'm the hos
pital informed the young man that
he had tuberculosis. On the examin-
alton last week the physician found
there was not the least presence OF
the disease, a fact Which the patient
and his parents we're glad to learn.
j. b. Mikesell, who has been the
practical owner of the Electric Co.,
return to his home at Plankin-
ton Saturday, since he has dipsosed
Of the business to the Mitchell Gas
Co. Since taking the plant over Mr..
Mikesell has expended a great deal of
money i'm the way of new machinery
and repairs on the lines. He will
devote his time to managing his
LARGE interests i'm and around Plank
lnton. His friends, and he made a
great number of them in Mitchell,
will be sorrv..to part with the gentle
man.
AT the present time on the arrival
of the Milwaukee passenger at Cham
berlain in the evening a train is
made up and run out 10 Presbo.
across the river. 1t is reported that
within a short time this train will
be discontinued going out in the
evening and that it will leave IN the
morning, thus requiring passengers 10
remain over night at Chamberlain
Walter Mayo. il is stated. will have
the conductors run west OF gllaluer-
lain when it is Installed.
: The Aberdeen News is advertising
that the Northern Normal ana In
dustrial school of that city has ar
ranged for a game of football on
Thanksgiving Day with the team of
Yankton college, to be played in that
city. There certainly must he some
mistake about the matter, as ar
engagements we're long ago. concluded
for the Yankton college team to
come to Mitchell and meet the Da-
kota Wesleyan team on Thanksgiving
Day. Doesn't the News mean the
Yankton high school football team
instead Of the college eleven?
DR.. Thomas Nicholson brought to a
close Sunday ayonino tho ~Snpcial cor.