The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-13

for the past two weeks and returned
nome Friday afternoon.
Superintendent f. III IIolf, OF the
city schools, departed this morning
for Medina. Ohio, to join Mrs. Holf,
who went there to spend the sum
mer.
"Behold the western sky.
Where people live but never die"
The reason for this is plain to see,
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea.
-Scallin Bros.
Jos. Harlker, Notwithstanding bis
treat admiration for California,
still has some faith in South Dakota
and he evidenced it Saturday by pnr-
chasing the Gardner farm of 240
acres in Lisbon township. for which
he paid $3.50.
Mrs. John McClatchie and Miss
addie McClatchie, Of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city to visit with
theif aunt, Mrs. James Mckinley,
for several weeks. They will also
| visit old friends at Mt. Vernon he
fore returning home.
The infant boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sayles died Friday morning
j6 O'Clock as the result of lung at
| trouble. with which he had been
sick but a few days The boy was
one of IA pair of twins born in April.
and the loss to the parents is a very
sad one.
Miss Emma l. Swartz has arrived
from Spokane Falls, Wash, to take
up her headquarters as the base fol
her work as field secretary of the
Wotnan's Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society. Her field of work will be
the entire state OF South Dakota.
Miss Swarlz was formerly a resident
of Parkston.
Notice-Life insurance companies.
Will reduce the rate 30 per cent to all
who agree TO use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. a wise measure.
Tea or Tablets. 80 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
Hose Co. No. 2 OF the voluntee r fire
department has issued invitations
for a banquet to the members of
the company. which will be held
in the department rooms on the
evening OF July Is. This is a new
departure liz the line of social pleas
ures for the department and the
members expect to profit by the
looming together.
]. III. Jelley returned Friday
from Flandreau. While there he saw
the races 10 which Major Dent aud
Black Walnut took part, the tree
for-all. Dumpy won first money in
the race, and Major Dent got second
money. The Mitchell horse took the
first heat in 2:l64, and the second
heat a nose and nose finish to the
wire Black Walnut finished fourth
in the race. Mr.. Jelley said the
horse was not in good condition for
racing.
Five or six days ago Prot. A. NJ.
Jayna. OF the University faculty,
went to Chicago for treatment, and
after u diagnosis OF his case in the
hospital the physicians informed
him that. he had appendicitis and
that an operation would be necessary.
This operation was performed Thurs
day and Mrs. Jayne received a tele-
gram i'm tine afternoon which inform
ed her that Prof. Jayne withstood
the ordeal very we'll and was getting
along nicely at the present time. On
account of his illness Prof. Jayne
was forced TO give up his work in
the Summer School.
The meeting Of the Woman's For-
eisn Missionary Society of the
Methodist church. held at the home
of Mrs. Is. A. Bobb Frliday after
noon, was unique in the @ay OF a
birthday gathering and fol its being
held on the beautiful veranda OF the
house. Twelve of the ladies, repres-
euted the II missionaries IN foreign
countries, WHO are supported by the
contributions ef the children Of the
Sunday school, and as each birthday
occurs the child adds a small amount
to this fund. AS this fund is added to
by ali the Methodist schools in this
country the fund is a very healthy
one.
Bright eyes are an infallible index
to youth, windows from which Cupid
shoots his arrows. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes bright eyes.
rosy cheeks. Tea or Tablets, 80
cents. -Scallin Bros.
The, Mothers Meeting held at the
ho-oo< Nee ~ n Nacoon Thurs.