The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-27


404 Fourth venue west.
Mrs. Ann e. Smith cine down
from Loomis Friday morning and LETT
on the afternoon train fer Presho,
and from there she will drive to her
claim to take up her residence.
Lewis Slluster returned from Miller
Saturday where he had been to
attend court. 1t was the last term
of Judge Gaffey aud he was rendered
a banquet in the evening and Mr..
Shuster had the honor of being one
OF the speakers.
ID. M. Tiffany has been out i'm the
country for several days inspecting
the work being done on his farms.
lie said that by Saturday his tenants
,have put in about $50 acres OF
small grain, and by the time the
planting season was through he would
have 700 acres in ali kinds of grain.
Mrs. f. L. Rowley received a tele-
gram Friday from Elmira. N. Y,
advising her of the death of her
brother. w. B. Gregory. He had al
ways made his home with the I mily
until about two years Z he went
back to New York to visit his BROTH
er aAd other relatives.
Mrs. G. L. Downey arrived last
night on the 10 O'Clock Milwaukee
PASSENGER from Tilsonburg, Canada,
:, ,l,oro cl,D hoe 1Noo,, for tl,o ,,ocf eO,,.
weeks. She was a guest of her SON,
q. w. Downey. and wife over night
and left for her home at Ashton Sat
urday afternoon.
superintendent Beardsley passed
through the city Friday morning OH
his way from Presho back to Sioux
City. He came up Thursday Oh a
special train i'm company with Gem
eral Roadmaster Moll, and went on to
Presbo at an early hour this NOM
ing, in fact Nc. Moll and the other
members OF his party kidnapped the
Milwaukee superintendent and took
him on to Presho.
r.. L. Tremaine and son. Oney
Smith, John Hasley, Carl Anderson,
Frank Baughman and George w.
Stevens came home from Sioux Falls
Friday evening. They have been
over there most Of the week as wit
nesses for the Milwaukee railroad
company i'm the damage suit brought
by j.. II. Tobey. The case was
given to the jury this morning.
1t has caused more laughs ana
.dried more tears, wiped away diseases
and driven away more fears chan any
other medicine in the world. Hol-
! listers Rocky Mountain Tea. rs
cents, lea OF Tablets. For sale by
Scallin Brothers, druggists.
The following returned home Sat
urday from Sioux Falls, where
they attended the meeting of the
Southeastern South Dakota Teachers
Association: Supt :F. Fl. Hoff. Prof.
Breckenridge, Miss Gonley, Miss No
bile, DR.. Samuel Weir, e. C. Bras
and MI. and Mrs. o. W. Coursey.
Miss Haynes returned Friday night
and Miss Mcguire will return Monday
morning.
A meeting of the building commit
tee OF the Methodist church was held
4 riday evening. at which the plans
for the new building were adopted. A
picture of the new building is on dis
,J,, a., tI,oT yrin1nU of JliaIl q,
Browns drug store, and it presents
a most imposing appearance. 1t will
he decided at a meeting a week later
whether the building will be com-
pleted this year, or whether the
foundation will he commenced in the
fall for completion next summer.
IF health is wealth and money talks,
For so the proverb runs,
A fortune you may plainly see,
In taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
-Scallin Brothers.
Mail Carrier bates has a district to
cover i'm the city i'm the distribution
of mail that takes some time to get
over OF account of the distance be-
tween places, it being SO scattered.
After making the route on foot since
his appointment he has uecided that
the work can be done easier and with
greater dispatch with a wagon. He
accordingly bought a new mail cart,
! which is small and compact and this
morning made bis first rounds in the
same. The mail carrier puts on quite
a metropolitan air with his new rig.
Beautiful women can have the best
things in the world, for there is
meme so inhuman as to refuse any
thing to a pretty woman HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes beauti-