The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-07

Rufus Lyon went to Minneapolis
Sunday evening to spend tile weeF at
the Minnesota state far.
S p. Watkins. of Ashton, spent
Sunday in the city at the hone OF
/. W. Seaman, and returned Monday
afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Davis. Who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. l.. McCurdy.
the past two weeks. returned to
her home at st. Louis ills morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Meierstein and
son. who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs f. A. Craft for the past ten
days, returned home this morning to
Kansas City. The two ladies are
sisters.
Mary had a little lal
Whose face was fair to see,
Because each night he had a drink
OF Rocky Mountain Tea.
-Scallin Bros.
Miss Anna li%annebuth arrived in
the city Friday to remain over
a day or two with Mrs r. A.. Bobl
while on hel way to Sioux City to
take up her work as a teacher in
the schools.
Judge Dick IIaney was in the city
Friday his way out to Pierre from
Plankinton, Where he had been to
attend the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the founding of thai town. judge
Haney was a resident of P%lankinton
in The pioneer DAYS OF t%hat.'place.
Young ladies should be most par
ticllar about their looks. Don't at
tire yourself oarelessly; be faultlessly
dressed, and HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do the rest Tea or
Tablets, IS cents, Scallin Bros.
Edgar Ruth left Saturday evening
for Troy, N. Y, to enter Rensselaer,
college, a polytechnic school to take
up the study of engineering. His
brother, Carl, has finished his work
in Obellin, Ohio, college, and has a
good position on the Cleveland Lead
re, and will devote himself to news
paper work.
A. Role, the corn palace decora
tor. arrived in the city Thursday
evening OF the 10 O'Clock Milwaukee
from New York, and is ready to
begin his work of drawing designs
OF beautiful characterization for the
corn palace structure. Mr.. Robe
Lives at Lawrence, Kansas. Without
Mr.. Robe to decorate the corn palace
it would be seem unnatural
Since 1892 the decorator has been
coming to Mitchell to beautify the
corn palace each year that it has
been held. Il
Its the best OF good taste to select
appropriate colors for painting your
home, and the best Of good judgment
to select paint that will give tie
most wear for the least cost. Blood's
Paint Album shows YOU the correct
color Observation-Disclosures Paint
does the rest. It's sold by M. Kinley
s. Eddy.
Thursday afternoon from 4 to I
O'Clock Mrs. James LYONS enter
tanned a large humber OF little folks
in honor Of the birthday of her little
daughter, Rose, which was one of
the most deli1htful cbildrens'
parties of the season. The front
porch was decorated beautifully. A
great many alEusements were pro-
vlded that were a delight to the
hearts OF the children and they made
merry during the hours. Delicate
refreshments were served. The
little miss was the recipient Of MANY
presents for her birthday
remembrance
Harry Payne is the only man
reported to have been injured as a
result Of the first DAYS shooting of
the festive prairie chicken. Payne,
With a party Of Others, was about l6
miles northeast of town and had
pulled up at a small place Sunday
morning. In attempting to take bis
gun from the buggy as he was stand
ing on the tongue in front, it was
discharged. The muzzle OF the gun
was below his knees aud the shot
penetrated his limbs and also took
off the last three fingers of his right
hand. and 1t was a narrow escape
from instant death on his part. DR..
Is. a. Both vas t,lephoned for and
went out and am pnuated the
fingers. MIR. Payne was brought to
the city in the evening.
The beauty bee is a money maker.
1T "honeys'' up ones thoughts: it
sweetens ones life; it's nectar on
ones words, and drops, sip by sip,
into ones heart when HOLSTERS
Mountain Tea is used. Tea
Tablets, 81 cents. Scallin Bros.