The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-10

Murdo Monday afternoon to remainssa
week. Mr.. Johnston is at Murdo
running a newspaper.
Makes childrea eat. steep and
grow. Makes mother Strong and
vigorous. Makes a healthy family.
what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea does. Tea or Tablets,
35 cents. For sale by Scallin Bros.
Chris Footitt left Saturday
evening via the Omaha road for
Darlington, Wis. his former home,
to remain about ten days. John
Carlson will have charge OF the meat
market during his absence
Mrs. l.. @. Hardesty arrived in
the city from Duluth. Mimi, ana
expects to remain i'm Mitchell here
after. Mr.. Hardesty, WHO is i'm the
asylum at Yankton. does not show
any Improvement i'm bis condition.
John d. Peckham, of Parkston.
was in the city over night and 1e-
turned home Saturday. He had
been over to Alexandria to attend
the funeral services over the remains
OF Young Fred Conlan. who was
drowned i'm Enemy Creek Wednes-
day afternoon.
Several of the young gentlemen
friends of Frank Winsor, jr., hap
pened in at his home Saturday
evening for tea, the occasion being
his eighteenth birthday. The even
ing was made DELIGHTFULLY."- pleasant
with their vocal selections and
orchestra Numbers. The young
gentlemen very kindly remembered
Frank on the occasion.
Turn backward. O time. in your
fight.
Make me a child again lust for to-
night.
"Il'n do it. cried Time. "just lei
me be
Until | fix some Rocky Mountain
Tea. For sale by Scallin Bros.
At the recent meeting OF the
Daughters Of Rebekah, the following
officers were installed for the nsu
ing year: Noble Grand, Mrs. Fran
els Footitt; vice grand. Mrs. VIM.
White: secretary. Mrs. Evelyn
Curtis: treasurer, Mrs. Mary Sphinx;
conductress, Mrs. X. A. johnson /;
warden, Mrs. LaBarr: chaplain. Mrs.
Barrett; inside guard, Mrs. A.. E.
P%orteous; outside guard, VIM.
White; r. S. N. G., s. B. Sphinx
L. s. N. g.. Miss Lilly Patterson
X. s. V. g.. Miss DeLong. The
officers we're installed by Mrs. Clara
A. Lukeps and Miss Lily Patterson.
Cyrus B. Marne, formerly of this
city, who has been travelling OH the
road for a year or more for Jewett
Bros, of Aberdeen, representing
the drug department. has gone into
the drug business at Redtield, hav-
ing purchased a store there in CON
junction with George Swartz. OF
Parkston. They took possession OF
the stock Thursday. Mr.. Warne's
many friends i'm Mitchell will be
pleased to learn that he is getting
along ip the world so rapidly.
Constipation. bowel irregularlty,
headache, dyspepsia. torpid liver,
bad kidneys. rlleum atism, disorders
incident to s%edcntary life. positively
cured by HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, the greatest American remedy.
Tea or Tablets. So cents. -For sale
by Scallin Bros.
Nineteen of the boy and CIR.
friends of Laura Walrath surprised
her Friday evening at her home and
from the gathering the young folks
had a royal good time. The house
and yard was very ta%stefully decor
ated with Japanese lanters. Melissa
Walrath. Ella Webster and Grace
Vickers assisted in entertaining the
young guests. Light refreshments
of ice cream and cake and punch
were served. The following guests
were present: Florence kemptun.
Ada Plotner, Ruth Halfhill, Alene
Wallace Edith Calhoun, Ruby Ray.
mond. Laura and Marion Walrath.
Veleta Wells Earl and Warren
Kempton. Arthur Anderson. Chas.
Porter, Loren Cassem. Floyd Kings,
Carl PETERSON. Earl Wells, and Wal
lace Burnside, Baltus Rolls.
Frank d. Peckham and "Zebe''
Broderick came over from Alexan.
dria Friday afternoon for a tennis
match with Ora Wells and Ray
Branson, and three very hot and fas,
sets OF the game were played. Wells
and BrasnoD took the first set after
a hard fight when the games were
four IN all. The second set wen,
to Peckham and Broderick after
the fiercest kind OF a fight and many