The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-06-22

Mrs. r. p. Loomis arrived home
Saturday morning from Redtielo.
Mrs. w. II. LaFollette and Miss
LaFollette went to Sioux City Sat
urday morning to visit a week with
relatives.
Mrs. Levi Tillotson. who has
been visiting relatives in the city
during commencement week Of THE
University, returned Friday evening
to her home at Condo.
All questions pertaining to health
and beauty are answered here.
Makes people feel as thev felt in sull
blooded youth. Does business while
you sleep. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS
cents.
j. r. Canham and John Heysett
departed Saturday via the Mi
waukee road for their trip to Eng
land, the land of their birth. They
will be away about eight weeks and
will visit Yartmouth, Devonshire.
London, and many other points.
Miss Nellie DeJean. who has made
her home with Mrs. II. Nj. Clark
while attending Dakota Wesleyan
University. returned home to Plank
linton Friday evening. Miss DeJean
graduated from the commercial
course.
Nowhere i'm the world can you see
such handsome men and woEoen as
are to he met in the United States :"
They all use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 80 cents. Tea or
Tablets. -Scallin Brothers.
Frank Bayley and family arrived
from kelso. Washington. to visit a
short time with A.. III. Bayley and
other relatives in the city. Mr.. Bay
ley moved out to Washington % years
ago, and is pretty we'll satisfied with
the country.
In the next two weeks weddings
will follow i'm quick succession and
June brides will be quite numerous.
l here are six or eight weddings
scheduled for the balance of the
month and Mr.. Cupid will be a
busy parsonage in gathering up the
arrow he has shot with such perfect
aim.
Wesley Harper and Erford Nor
man. OF Hansel, Iowa, visited DUR
ing the week with the Arthur and
Hansel families, living a few miles
north of town, and left on train Fri
day for Red6eld to visit with friends.
The young ..men had heard a great
deal about this section of the state
and they said all that they had seen
verified the good reports made OF it.
People who are clean inside will
look like it and act it. They will
work with healthy thoughts. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
makes clean people. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. -Scaliln Brothers.
The representative of the Parker
Amusement Co. has been in the city
since Friday trying to arrange for
a weeks street carnival for about
the middle OF July, taking up TIN,
proposition with the fire department.
as beEeticiaries. a meeting was held
with the corn palace committee. and
the Commerce ] League this morning
and after thoroughly discussing the
matter it was decided to pass up the
enterprise.
Andrew ~Jergensen, who lives over
in Hanson county, left about ten
DAYS ago on a trip to his old home IN
Sweden. On arriving at Boston Mr..
Jergensen showed some signs of in
sanity and the STEAMSHIPS officials de-
clined to take him aboard the ship.
The officials communicated with his
family and it was decided to have
him sent back home. His condition
is not very serious but he was unfit
to make the long and tedious trip
to Sweden. Mr.. Jergensen is en-
pected 10 reach home in a few days.
c. W. Adams. j. N. Grow. Fl. ID.
Butterteld, W. Il. Turner, ID. M.
Potter, and A. II. Pehrson arrived
home Saturday from Sioux Falls,
where they have been attending the
Grand Commandery meeting of the
Knights Templar. Mr.. Adams was
elected to the position Of very emil
,nent grand commander and is thus
IN line for tile highest position 10 the
state. Mrs. Cora Boice Crow was
also appointed to a grand chapter
office OF the Eastern Star having
been rendered the place Of grand or.
There is no need worrying along in
discomfort because of q %disordered
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