The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-21

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city and will take additional work
in Dakota Wesleyan, from which he
graduated in 1906.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Colwell. who
been visiting in the city, left
Monday morning for their home at
Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Carl Freeman, who was brought
here last week for an operation for
appendicitis, has recovered from
the operation and returned to his
home Monday morning.
Pains.across the small OF the hack
indicate something wrong with the
Kidneys. DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills will quickly bring
relief. A weeks treatment for %
cents. Act on the liver. Toe Sold
by Scallln Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Milne moved
into their new residence on Fourth
Avenue east Saturday afternoon. 1t
is one of the attractive residences
built i'm Mitchell! this summer. and
will afford them a most desirable
home. 1t is modern throughout anG
is finished i'm attractive style.
a big shipment of stock oVer the
Milwaukee load passed Through the
city sunday, which came hom the
west ard north. There were 100 cars
in all, TO of which came from the
north and the balance from the
vets. The stock was divided about
half between Chicago and Sioux City
for shipment.
James Spears came in from Murdo
Sunday morning on a freight. anG
will remain in Mitchell until after
corn palace is over. MIR. Spears is
con Quoting his hottling works out at
Murdo and says he has worked no
splendid trade out in that country,
a fact his many old friends in Mitch.
ell will be glad to hear.
A new time card went into effect
on the Milwaukee road Monday
which, however, effected the run
ming of but one train, and thai. the
freight going north. For the pas,
six or eight years that freight has
been scheduled to run every Other
day between Mitchell and Aberdeen.
but by the new time card it now
runs every day.
Saturday evening Mrs. j. G. Hark.
er and Mrs. +. w. Jonas entertained
the members of the Daisy club at
the home Of Mrs. Harkel, and OF
this occasion the husbands of the
ladies we've permitted to enjoy the
feast. and it resulted in a most
happy and delightful evening. A
six O'Clock dinner was served The
decorations were the corn palace
cololS.
Word was recei we'd here this NOM
ing by telegram from w. r. Mill
ham. at California Junction, Iowa,
that Mrs. Millhma died Sunday
morning, and that the funeral woulc
he held at Emmetsburg. They were
former residents of this city some
years ago. and the deceased has
many friends who will regret to heal
of her death. Mrs. Millbam was +.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. IT. Il.
Blanchard.
Everybody loves our baby, rosy
sweet and warm,
With kissy places On her peck anC
dimples on her arms
Once she was so thin and cross, uSet
10 cry with pain
Mother gave her Cascasweet, nov
she's we'll again.
You know What you are giving you.
baby when you use Cascasweet. Thu
ingredients aIe on every bottle
Contains no opiates. For loss o
sleep. A vegetable corrective TO
the bowels. Sold by Scallin Bros.
Two ladies, WHO were through
! passengers. got of the Milwaukee
passenger from the north this morn
ing while it was waiting for tn
! west train, and walked up and dow
the platform for a little exercise
After the west train had pulled il
the ladies went over to the depo
restaurant to get a cup Of coffee
and while they we're slipping it thei
train Departed. There was som
frantic climbing owe the west trai
just in time to miss their own train
The shrieks and waving OF hand
and cries Of ''stop 1T" were numel
GUS from those two ladies. Fac
had left Il child in the train an
when their mothers didn't show u
when the train started their was a
outburst of tears and cries. Some
body on the train pulled the airbrak
and i'm a moment the mothers c'aspe
their darlings co their hearts agar
1t was quite exciting while it LASTED
In these days Of rush and hurl
lrouyteSy lie often ~foruottpn I'm ~