The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-03

a visit With relatives.
Mrs. Fred i5iodStrop and daughter
returned Friday from %.'ierre. where
they have been for two weeks visit
ing relatives.
Miss Florence BlenlSiron has been
visiting at the Ilarker home for
several weeks and returned home
Monday morning
Mrs. q. A Bliss left Monday
for her former home away down in
Vermont, Richtord, where she will
visit with relatives for a month or
sin weeks.
Don't yon think you'd better let it.
When it is raining, rain away,
Tor the sun will be shining bright,
Ii you take Rock Mountain Tea
tonight. -Scallin Bros.
Miss Ethel French, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Anna
Scott, returned home to Chicago
Mondoy morning. Miss Scott accom-
panied her home for a two weeks
visit.
j. j.. Labey, of the Mitchell
National bank. has been away on a
two weeks vacation, enjoying
himself around the SINNER resorts in
Minnesota. and came home Monday
morning eager and ANXIOUS to get
back INTO the harness again.
If fortune disregard thy claim,
Don't hang thy head in fear and
shame.
But marry the girl you love best,
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the
TEST. : For sale 10y Scallin Bros.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson lett Sun
day evening for Chicago, where he
Will deliver a course Of ten lectures
in an assembly under the direction
OF the National Epworth League.
From Chicago DIR. Nicholson will 90
direct to the Black Hills country to
attend the Methodist Conference,
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish went to
Yankton Monday to attend the
theological school which began it's
session there that morning, and
will last for a period of ten days.
Several prominent clergymen from
the east have been engaged to deliver
lectures before the students of the
college.
John Jackson departed this morn
ing for the Alberta county, over in
Canada, to represent the firm for
which he travels. MIR. jackson said
he could not state how long he
would be gone, as he would i'm all
probability leave Canad a forabusiness
trip into South America for his
firm. before returning to Mitchell.
MIR. Horace X. Denmead, OF Mar
shalltomn, Iowa. arrived i'm the city
Saturday and has taken a position
iu the Commercial and Savings
bank. made vacant by the resigna-
OF Charles Webber. who. in com
pany with mis- brother. Loren. will
engage in the restaurant business.
Mr.. Denmead has been associated
with his brother i'm conducting a
bank at Platte for the past year, and
bias Just disposed OF his interests at
that place.
r. p. Buck, OF Wahoo, Nebraska.
Saturday, with view of To-
eating on a farm i'm this vicinity. In
to Mitchell Mr.. Buck passed
parts Of Nebraska, Iowa.
md Minnesota aud says South Da-
sota will lead i'm The weld OF oats,
that other crops look fully as
GOOD as he saw along the line. MIR.
Buck passed through Mitchell a
'nmbcr of years ago and says he OBJ
'erves many changes, the most
noticeable OF which is a great inn
'rovement in the method OF ana
lass of farming
Robert Crosbie, OF Murdo, was i'm
city Monday and returned on the
afternoon train. Mr.. Crosbie is
low conducting a hotel at the new
Own on the reservation, and his
sa' that he puts up a fine
neal aud takes good care OF his Gus
omers MIR. Crosbie is very en-
Ove tho future growth
Il Murdo, and believes it will he
he best town between the river an
he bills country. At present the
PASSENGER service over the Milwaukee
DAD only runs as far as Presho, but
Ie says that he understands the
ervice will be extended by Aug. ]
o that trains will be running
egularly into Murdo.
II. c. Preston and L. NJ. Simons
rent to Chicago Monday morning
he gentlemen so there for
he purpose of interviewing person
lily the Milwaukee railway officials