The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28

supreme cohrt, is the guest of ms
son, John llaney, aud wife.
~. w. Coursey came home from
Chicago SATURDAY evening and viii
renl&ia in the city until after the
corn palace.
Mrs. II. c. Cbale,, of Pipestone.
MINI, arrived to visit with her
DAUGHTER, Mrs. c. + Paige. through
corn palace week.
Mrs. d. Anderson and Mrs. A.
Washburn came down from Ashton
Monday morning and are guests of
Mis-. and Mrs. c. w. Downey.
Mrs. Mary Daughprty, of Hitch
cock, Mrs. Hattie Place, of Book
ings, and Mrs. katheryn Buck, of
Elkton, are guests of Mrs. Frank
Weller during corn palace week. 80
Thomas Fullerton arrived home
Saturday evening from st. Louis.
He was called there last week by the
death OF his brothers. wife, Mrs. $.
III. Fullerton, who pa sed away sud-
delmy by reason of heart failure.
John Green of Lisbon township,
who has been visiting with friends
and relatives back at Sparta, aud
Niroqua, Wis.,, arrived home Thurs
day evening, and reports having had
q splendid time among his old
friends. Mr.. Greea was accompanied
Zone by his sister, Mrs. L.. Snyder,
of Sparta.
Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity, ease and graceful
figure which ONE by taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets. 30 cents. -Scallin Bros.
Rev. Robert Hardy and wife, of
Mellette, have come to Mitchell to
make their home in the future, and
they are trying to find a house in
which to live. Mr.. Hardy is the
South Dakota agent for the Baldwin
piano and several other good makes.
1t is his intention TO open up a
store in the city as soon as a suitable
room can be secured.
The incest corn palace windows
yet to be seen on Main street are in
evidence at Waterbury 4 Klousia's
shoe store and are we'll worthy a
trip down town to see. They are
decorated with corn and grain and
reflect most beautifully the p%rosperi-
ty of the season as we'll as furnish
ing a pretty back ground for their
many new and beautiful styles in
fall foot wear.
The most awkward and %ungainly
woman can be transformed into a
beautiful lovely creature if she has
the brain power to absorb the fact
that HOLSTERS Rocky Moutain Tea
will do the business. Tea or tablets,
IS cents -Scallin Bros.
G. q. Miller, living about a mile
and a half northeast of town, today
disposed of his quarter section OF
land to A. Il. Burke and Ignacy
Polus, of Jefferson county, Iowa, who
paid s35 per acre for the land. When
Mr.. Miller bought it some eight or
ten years ago be paid Sl1.25 per acre
| for it. and the increase in value has
been very large in those years. Mr..
| Polus, who is a son-in-law of Mr..
Burke, will nov out here next
spring and take possession Of the
place.
There is nothing that takes away
the beautiful, womanly charms like
a plodGing, stopped, awkward car
riage. There is absolutely no *
cuse for that as long as HOLSTERS
| Rocky Mountain Tea is made. Tea
or Tablets. 50 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
Cards were received i'm the city
this morning announcing the mar
mage of Miss Inez Jane Leininger,
dauyhter OF Mr.. and Mis-. y. M.
L%eininger to Mr.. Colvin John Pot
ter. of this city. The marriage
occurred Wednesday egeninu. Sept.
10 at the home OF the bride, in
Saltwater Mimi. and the bridal
couple will be at home to their
friends at 1904 Sanborn street after
OF TX Mr. lonttor 10 tho ronro-