The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23

ids. Iowa. to visit with his alheI "a
few DAYS. who expects to locate IN
Colorado
Rev. J. Sass, pastor of the German
Evangelic Al church. departed Tuesday
morning tor Nora Springs, Iowa, TO
attend the annual conference of that
denomination.
1T pours the oil of life into yonr
system. lit warns you up and start
the life blood circulating. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
! ca does 35 cents, tea or tablets.
Scallin Bros.
From the Christian advocate We
learn Of the death of Rev. p. A.
Reno, who passed away at his home
in Sharon. Pa, Sunday, March 4.
the cause being due to a brief sick
ness of pneumonia. Rev. Reno will
lie remembered by the older citizens
of the city as the president of Da-
kota University, having occupied the
position at the time OF the burning of
the University in the winter Of 1887.
A most delightful time was enjoyed
by a happy crowd Friday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Heimberger. the occasion being an
informal reception in honor of the
Dunbar male quartet. A delicious
luncheon was served after which an
other feast was enjoyed-a second
CONCERT by the DunDars for an hour
or more, including selections BIT NOR
Gus and otherwise. that was limos
equal to the program at the city hall.
The Messrs. Dunbar and Messrs. Fal-
ger and Robinson are accomplished
artists who will not o be for
gotten. They expressed themselves
as being royalty received nd treated.
Mrs. l~feimbefger was assisted by the
Mesdames Smith. and Herbert and
Miss Bingham.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back, or any organs Of the
body Don't dope Yourself with or
binary medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the supreme curative
power. 35 cents: Scallin Bros.
CAPTAIN James A. Cole. OF the sixth
calvary, U. S. A., located at Fort
Meade, inspected Co. D Thursday
%evening at the armory in city hall
and about thirty men we're out to in
spection. After thoroughly inspect
ing the men, he turned the company
over to Lieut.. Ross Rathbun, who
put them through the manual of
arms. In the brief talk that Cap
tain Cole gave the men he compli-
mented them on their efficiency in
going through the manual and he
also paid Lieutenant Rathbun a fine
compliment as a commanding officer.
He told the men that if they would
stand by Lieutenant Ratbbun aud
obey his orders that he would make
a fine body of soldiers OF them.
Captain Cole took an inventory OF ali
the Announcements on hand.
Have you pains III the back, iniam-
nation of any kind, rheumatism,
taintlng spells, indigestion or consti-
patton, HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes you we'll, keeps you
we'll. 30 cents. Scallin Bros.
The Eastern Star CHAPTER gave Il
card party Saturday evening in Ma
sonic hail, it being sort of a st. Pat
rick affair. The punch cards were
Shamrock in form and color and the
decorations were in conformity with
the occasion. There were about Is
tables in play during the evening and
the game was progressive sineh and
tine play was quite interesting. The
head prize for the ladies was award
ed TO Mrs. w. M. Herbert and Law
renee Grace won the head prize for
the gentlemen. Refreshments were
served in the adjoining room. one of
the features of which was the serving
of coffee by the demonstration OF the
Kin Hee brand who has been at
Hoon's grocery during The week
After refreshments were over an in
formal musical program was render
ed by several littl. folks including
Mistress Bartlett and Mistress Bran
son on the violin, Mistress Scott in a
vocal selection and Master John Ber-
ry, who recited a number, all OF
which was very interesting.
a damage suit was tried in justice
court before Justice Mckinley Satur-
day afternoon, in which Arthur
Clifford brought suit against Knute
Strand to recover the sum OF $50 on .
corse deal. Clifford bought a horse
of Strand early in February, SO the
) complaint stated, and paid him $3.50
for it. Strand guaranteed the horse
!, to ha Soupd. hut after uSinp him a