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

AMI the Harker family, with WHOM
she is visiting.
Delicate woman will never become
strong, happy. hearty. fren from
pala. until o build up your system
with the nerve-refreshing, blood.
making tonic, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea Or Tablets 3;
cent. -Scal]in Bros.
There are several philanthropists
on Fifth Avenue east when il come:
to grading the streets. kx-Mayol
Silsby paid for %graveline the stree,
i'm front of his residence and n OF
two Others farther east did the
same thing.
III. e. Richardson. who is the
manager Of the business of the Con.
tinental Casualty Co., for the south
eastern part Of the state, has
decided, after looking over his terri.
tory, to make Mitchell his head.
quarters aud will establish an office,
Mr.. Richardson finds that he car
cover his field and get home more
frequently with less loss OF time
than from any other point.
b. b. Amsden, the travelling
representative for the International
Correspondence School, has been
in the city for several days and left
Saturday afternoon for a trip to the
easter portion OF the state. In his
territory Mr.. Amsden has eastern
and southern South Dakota and
southwestern Minnesota. and he said
that this state offers the best field
for work and that he secures more
students than from any other terri
tory.
Thursday evening Miss Margaret
Mcguire gave a kitchen shower at
her home in honor OF Miss Maude
LaFollette. 1T was attended by a
dozen young ladies and gentlemen.
and the kitchen utensils that were
presented to the young lady, who is
soon to assume the n,iptlal vows.
were sufficient to keep her Kitchen
provided for some time TO come.
lhe evening vas very DELIGHTFULLY."-
passed in ways that were entertain.
ing and light refreshments were
served.
Mrs NJ. Cords, who has been
quite poorly of llte, since an opera.
tlon was performed on her for an
internal disorder. was taken worse
Friday. In the evening in COM
pany with DR.. c. a. Bower and tue
nurse she was taken via the Omaha
road to Rochester. Mimi. to again
be placed in the sani:arium. Her
daughter, Mrs. b. Nj. Johnston.
who vent to Ortonville. Mimi.
the day before, was wired of her
%IAother's condition aud she Vent un
to Rochester from that point.
Cacoma Gazette-Leader. Judge
frank b. Smith came in on the
train Monday evening from Mitchell.
Tuesday he started overland
with Clerk of Courts. r. s. Mackav,
for The Bad Lands. They have
taken a tent with them. cookiE @
utensils, shooting implements. in
fact everything for a first class sum-
mer outing. 1t is about the first
vacation that Judge Smith has had
the past ten years. Judge Smith
and Clerk OF Court II. S. Mackav
expect to be gone for three weeks.
There was quite a wreck Of a two
seated carriage at the corn palace
corner Thursday evening. Charles
Haas, who lives at Fulton, and four
other men were in the buggy and
on their way home from the ball
game. AS they turned the corner
the corn palace TO so east, the
Widmann bus was coming along at
! good gait, and as Haas turned the
tongue Of the bus caught the rear
OF the buggy and overturned
il. The men we're thrown ont of the
carriage, but none OF them we're
aurt. One Of the wheels was broken
and the other was badly dished.
Both parties blame the other for the
accident, Haas claiming that the bus
1river was sending his horses along
l little too fast for safety. Late in
evening the carriage was taken
% one Of the wagon shops for repairs.
Two medal contests were given at
he home of Mrs. T.. Il. Grinne]l
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the w. c. T. o., which was a
'ery entertaining affair. The con-
tests we're held on the lawn. which
was prettily illuminated with
chinese lanterns. In each contest
here were six participants. Leona
Doyle was awarded the medal in the
liver oratorical. T5ete was a very
arge crowd present and the people
'nioyed the program very much.
These contests are not without re-
" nd to fl,o Cpinrnrc yrhr oLI. -.