The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-23

'''' wac iAttJCiiA otb PIoNth
as a butterinaker in 4 creamery at
Alexandria.
Dewitt and Elijah Stevens depart
ed Thursday for Racine. Wis 10
make a short visit and from there
they will 20 to the state of Washing-
ton. where they will select a location
in which to make their future home.
Mrs. j. O. Walrath left this after
noon for Spokane Falls, WASH, and
enroute she will meet her daughter.
MISS Jessie, at Fargo. At Spokane
Mrs. Walrulh will visit her sister,
Mrs. w. j Healev. and expects TO be
zone about two months.
The up-to-date woman avoids
causti.E, drugs and powders. They
are extremely harmful to the skin.
while HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes it soft and beautiful 80
cents. Tea or Tablets. At Scallin
Bros.
The high school Y. w. c. 4. girls
entertained the high schools girls
at the home OF Miss Grace Bliss
Friday evening. at which a large
number we're present. In the way
OF amusements we've several guessing
contests in the names of books and
advertisements. Refreshments were
served and the evening cane to il
close i'm a most enjoyable way.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Summers died thursday even
ing as the result of membraneons
Group. it being sick hut Il few hours
The little child was born about two
weeks ago. The funeral services were
held at The residence on First ven
he west Saturday afternoon and were
conducted uy Rev. Elker Burton.
The remains were land TO rest in
tiracellnd cemetery.
If you have lost your boyhood
spilits, courage and confidence OF
youth, we offer you new life. fresh
courage and freedom from i'll health
i'm HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Yea or Tablets. For sale
by Scallin Bros.
Jos Overshuld. who resides about
10 miles north OF the city. died Friday
morning at 6 O'Clock as the result OF
consumption, he having been sick for
some time. Mr.. OveYshuld has resided
in that section for the past fifteen
years aud had made many warm
friends by bis kindness and good
friendly fellowship for all. He was
IS years old and leaves q wife and
several children. The Interment
was made in a cemetery in that
vicinity.
A Juvenile masquerade dancing
party was given in the cons OF the
Mitchell Club Friday evening and
about thirty couples we're present.
The young people had a loyal time in
their amusement aud they deported
themselves in a very becoming man
ner. Lucille Evans and Homer Snow
were awarded the prizes for the best
represented character, the former
appearing as Mrs. Murphy and the
tier as George Washington. The
music for the party VAS furnished by
Rush's orchestra.
Many men give lavishly OF gold,
To build bridges AMI castles and
towers OF old:
II YOU want everlasting fame, q
benefactor be,
Give the poor AND needy Rocky
Mountain Tea. scallIn brothers.
Is. j.. McCracken. representing the
j, Chemical Stock Salt Co., OF Lodi.
Ohio, is in the city Tuesday making
arrangements for establishing head.
q quarters here. His wife is witt
him and if they can secure suitable
apartments they will remain in
Mitchell and il not they will 20 to
n Sfoua Falls. Mr.. McCtacken says
J, that lie has already made suitable
n arrangements for warehouse ano
n drayaue facilities. 1t is his idea tt
+, make Mitchell the transfer and dis
: tributinv point for the state.
The Eastern Star Chapter gave a
> valentine uaitY in the Masonic hall
Friday evening, at which calds form
ed the leading feature OF the evening.
The room was very pfctiily dcrorat.
q ed With stars and hearts, and the
scene was attractive. Yhere we're
eighteen tables at play 10 progressive
9 slnch and ut the close the prizes
we're awarded, in which Mrs g. w.
t Johnston was presented the first
e prize and Mrs. Virgil Boyles. Mrs.
Fl. A. Boylan and Miss Pearl jackson
! cut for the consolation, The latter
winning. Virgil Boyles won the