The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-02

l-dNt, spent saturday IN The city
Miss Mcguire is the principal Of the
White Lake schools
A dancing parry esls given in tie
Mttct ell Glub foolas Friday evening.
which va. ATTENDED bg a very larse
crowd aud the tloor Was Glled with
dancers duliag tie entire evening.
The music Was furnis3eA tl Rush's
orchestra, and TIE mus clans gave
the hest of satisfaction u the
dancers.
Nionaay e~geRing 4 gold and silver
medal contest VAS held under The
auspices of the W. T. c e. ut the
home of Mrs ID. A. Braught, on
Second Avenue west. which was
we'll attended and a tine program
was rendered. Edll Gold was the
winner of the young peoples gold
medal contest and Christine Rowley
Was awarded the prize of the silver
medal in the childrens' contest.
When you're broke the girls are shy
They turn and fly as you come nigh
Brace up old man, show some pluck
Take Rocky Mountain Tea; t will
Change your luck.
For sale by SCallin Bros.
o. w. Coursey arrive home Friday
evening from bis business trip to the
Black Hills country. 1t was his in
tention to do some business in Mon
tana but owing to there being so
much snow in that country he gave
up the trip. He reports that three
feet of snow covers the greater pol
ton of western South Dakota and
eastern Montana.
Spencer News: Frank Van Wage
men. OF Mitchell was here on Mon
day and rented the opera house for
one wear. He will use the hall for
"a skating rink and all purposes for
which the hall will be in demand,
The News is pleased to have this
enterprise started here. Roller
skating not only affords excellent
exercise but it passes the long hours
OF the winter evenings away in a
most pleasant manner.
The average young woman of today
is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but health and beauty. 1t
comes to ninety-nine out OF every
hundred who take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. -Scallin Bros.
Friday afternoon the building COM
mittee Of the new Methodist church
held a meeting and opened the bids
for the construction of the founda-
ton OF the building. The contract
was awarded to r. K. Hafsos, who
will begin work right away and an
effort will be made to get the foun-
dation in this fall. Mr.. Hafsos
erected the building for st. Josepb's
hospital, and is building tine First
National banks new home.
A small wreck on the Omaha rail-
road Friday caused quite a good
deal Of trouble to passenger trains.
The freight which left IN the morn
ing caused the trouble by a car get
ting Off the track. 1t took all day
and d part of the evening to yet the
track in shape. The passenger which
left here i'm the morning vent as far
as the wreck at sutton and trans
ierred its baggage. mail, express
and passengers from the morning
passenger from st. Paul and the
same had TO be done again III the
evening. The track was cleared so
that trains aonld pass SATURDAY..
Any thin or ~undeveloped Gill or
woman will be benefited by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t
is one Of the greatest known remedies
for making people strong, healthy
and well. Tea or Tablets, 30 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
Ii. Connollev, of Yankton. isanew
conductor on toe Milwaukee run
between Mitchell and Sioux City,
making his first trip up this way
Friday afternoon. He has been
running on a passenger out of Sioux
City up to Madison and out to Wes-
Springs. and being an older
man in the service made application
for the better run between Mitchell
and Sioux City. A II. Scott, who
has been on this rue since it was
up from Yankton, has taken
MIR. Connelley's run for the present
and it is likely that he will be given
the Platte run.
Walter Doud. the ticket agent of
the Milwaukee company. was notified
by Superintendent Collins Tuesday
morning that after Nov. l his salary
would be increased from S55 to S65
per month. That is the proper an.
probation of an employees services,
and the young mar is a mighty good
man for thp cOmnany A parcop rop