The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-20

Nj. h. Patton arrived home Friday
afternoon from his t,ip to ST. Paul
and Chicago. Mrs. Patton wfll
remain several weeks longer.
b Nj Johnston, III. l.. Bras ana
Nj. l}oice arrived bone Saturday
from Biz Stone lake, where They
have been on a fishing expedition for
a week.
Charles ToWnsau has returned
from his trip u to the reservation
country west of Chamberlain and
resumed bis position in Nichols
je@elry and music store.
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Mrs. James Mckinley and Mrs.
Andrew Eddy entertained a few
friends at a E O'Clock dinner Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. John McClatchie
and Miss Addie McClatchie. The
ladies left this morning for tlleir
homes in Minneapolis.
Word was received from DIR. Ray
Smith at Sioux City Friday after
noon stating that Mrs. Smith, who
was operated on in the morning at
st. Joseph's hospital, came through
the ordeal very nicely Her manv
friends will be pleased to learn OF
the good news.
y painless cure for pain. Ones
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For several days Franz IL. Winsor,
ir., has not been in very good health
and a diagnosis of the case revealed
that he had appendicitis. The
young nan was operated on Saturday
morning at 6 O'Clock by DR.. w. r.
Ball. who was assisted by Drs. b. a.
and Q S. Robb. The operation was
highly successful and the patient has
been resting very comfortably
Through the day.
The rain which visited this section
Friday could not have come at a more
opportune time. The moisture was
needed TO make the wheat fill out
and push along the corn. The
amount OF the moisture was go
inches. Farmers ~ the city today
state that the crop outlook is fine
and could not be better at this
season Of the year. The rye harvest
has started and in some parts OF
the county it is completed, with the
indications Of a better crop than
last year.
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body lacks energy, your nerves are
weak, bad taste in your mouth; why
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The game of ball played between
the two Mitchell teams Friday
afternoon WAS not Of the type to in-
! Spire the highest enthusiasm among
the rooters. Both teams were short
OF their regular men and the playing
throughout was tinged with blue.
Th,re is 10 way Of designating the
teams other than to say that the
team which played at Kimball the
Fourth vas defeated by a score of
10 to |, their opponents being the
team that played at Tobin's grove
on the same day. BARTLETT and Ham
iel were the battery for the victors |
and Herman and Belts were i'm the
points for the losers. About 100
went out to witness the game.
That a band is thoroughly appreci-
ated was shown Friday evening by |
the immense crowd OF people down
town TO bear the concert given by |
the band on the corner of Main
street and Third Avenue. In all
directions the crowd stood abound
in vast numbers. ana the fact that
d Dand concert had not been given
for two years on the streets made it
all the more appreciated by The
people. Director Rathbun and the
BARN were romplimenled quite freely
tor their Kindness in coming out on
the street and entertaining the
people so we'll. The band hasn't had
sufficient practice to attempt any
thing like its oldtime form, but
with the Instrumentation increased
and more practice the organization
can easily reach its former PLAYING
ability, and that was second to none
in the state.
William Harker has just disposed
of bis residence property, corner OF
Fourth Avenue west and Iowa
street, to George /. Bickell, OF Tyn-
dali, who will move here with his
famiIu thic fn1l RI cop1 b;c 1o,..