The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-14

Edward Cope and family have 4
into the residence he bought
Mrs. j. +. McCaslin on Fourth
venue west.
Miss Nellie Hannett arrived home
his morning from lIerried. where T
he went a week ago to participate |
N the wedding of Miss Claudio /
Iaeher as bridesmaid.
G. p. TAYLOR, of Badger township,
brought to The Republican office two
small branches of plums taken from
MS plum thicket on his farm, that
indicnte d very heavy growth of that
fruit.
Mrs. l.. c. thomas and daughter.
Miss Juliette, departed Sunday even
ing via the Omaha road for Winona.
Mum. where Miss Thomas will be
Installed as a student in the Wlnona
seminary.
The government thermometer reg
istered ad 81 degrees Sunday, making
5 days in succession of the thermom-
eter registering over 80 degrees. The
nights do not show any great incli-
nation to cool Oft.
Mrs. Hattie McKeon, of Sullivan,
Wis, arrived in the city Saturday
evening to visit with her mother.
Mrs. Goodwin, until after corn
palace. Mr.. McKeon will come to
Mitchell during the com palace.
Bad breauh, opated tongue, a lan-
guild feeling. is entirely unnatural.
Your lazy liver and bowels need a
tonic. The best soothing tonic to
every organ is HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, 30
cents. Scallin Bios.
Mrs. Emma Victor has bought Il
neat small cottage of the Cassem-
Loomis syndicate on the Capitol
addition. located on Tenth street.
The syndicate is disposing of quite
d eood deal of property oyer there.
l.. X. Cranmer, representing the
S. A. Weller Pottery Co., of Zanes-
willie. Ohio, one of the largest fac.
tories of the kind in world did bust
ness i'm Mitchell a few days and lett
Monday morning for Alexandria. Mr..
Cranmer is their agent for this part
section of the country. covering d
wide territory.
You are wasting time if you are
waiting for nature to do all the
work. Everybody needs a little help
so does nature: assist her by taking
a course of HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain lea. Tea or Tiblets, 35 cents
Scallin Bros.
+. p. Worthing bought a couple O
lots in the Capitol addition, but ha'
abandoned the idea OF building mex
spring, and instead has just pur
chased the eight-room house erected
by the Cassem- Loomis syndicate owe
there, located on the corner Of Wis
consin and Eleventhstreets. BE will
move in this week.
Ralph Emerson, son of Mrs. w. H
Crane. is home on a short furlough
!, from The United States Steamship
Yankee. The young man enlisted il
the United States navy three year
ago at Minneapolis for a period q
five years. Most of the tire he ha
been away he has been with lis shi
in Cuban waters, and has enjoye
his work Us we'll as his trip. He
due in New York Sept. 81 to joi
: the Yankee for another cruise.
} Decorator Robe is developing som
, very attractive designs at the cor
' palace puilding, and the indication
point to something out Of the usu;
order OF thin9s. Nobody goes tina
way but what stops and takes in til
work. which. by the way, is prt
crossing very fast. Inside the bnilt
ing the ladies are at work at The
part Of the great exhibition j
arranging their booths upstair
Some new and novel ideas will /
= presented this year, and the ladi'
y department will continue to be OF
: of the interesting features OF II
palace.
a famous Wisconsin woman on,
= saii, IAN this poor earth needs
: just the art of being kind" Won
= some one be kind enough to propu
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea?
: helps to make people kind and vel
!" Tea or Tablets, 30 cents at Scall.
Bros.
II Saturday evening a linen show,
was arranged for Miss Title Smell,
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. /
d Royce, in which the young lady W;
most happily surprised. The afa
took place principally on the Law