The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-31

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Oils.
Miss Grace ~lIefner, OF Sioux City.
arrived to visit with her aant. Mrs.
A, III. Scott.
Miss Myrtle Coleman went to Des
Moines. Iowa. TO enter a wholesale
millinery establishment.
Miss Myrtle Davis, of st. Louis.
Mo-, arrived Friday evening to
make a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Anna McCurdy.
Miss Virginia Edison has been
visiting with relatives in Mitchell
for the past two months and lett
Saturday morning for her home at
Mason City. Iowa.
Fifty per cent increase in wearing
quality means that Blood's Paint
VIII last halt as long again as white
lead paints or the ordinary ready
mixed kinds. Buy Blood's from Nc
kihley \ Eddy.
Prof. Geo. L. spera. OF Onarga,
Ill. auived in the city Friday after
noon. He will be the assistant prin-
cipal in the School of Commerce at
Dakota WESLEYAN when the institu-
ton opens next month.
Don't drag along with a dull,
bilious. heavy feeling. You need a
pill. Use DeWitt's Little Early
Risels, the famous little pills. Do
not sicken or grippe. but results are
sure. Solo by Scallin Bros.
Mrs. Carrie TAYLOR. who has been
visiting bel parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Rogers, and her sisters, Mrs. w.
4. Upton and Mrs. Jay A. Dundas,
departed Friday evening via the
Omaha road for her home at Erie,
Pa.
a world Of truth in a few words:
"Nearly all other cough cures are
co%nstipating, especially those con-
tainlne opiates. Kennedy's LaXa-
tive Honey and Tar moves the
bowels. Contains no opiates. You
can get it at Scallin Bros.
Miss Mary Turner, who has been
the guest Of her brother, w. E. Ter
ner. and wife. departed Saturday
morning for her home at Rockford,
III. Miss Turner has beer engaged
to teach school in the Rockford
neighborhood.
Willard Snow arrived Friday
from the north part Of the state to
the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs. Willard Snow. Mr.. Snow
travels on the road and he could not
be found until late Friday after
noon.
Judge Ray Thompson had five mis-
.cellaneous DRINKS up before him Sat
urday, all OF whom were strangers,
he assessed the usual So. With
the unusual large number of strangers
IN the city the police court is getting
to be quite a busy affair each morn
ing.
e. ~. Cook, of Belvldere, H.. was
in the city for a few DAYS. Mr.. Cook.
who owns a farm north of Mitchell,
makes a trip to South Dakota an
nually to lock after property inter
and investigate crop conditions.
lie expresses himself as we'll pleased
the crop outlook for this year.
DR.. aud Mrs. w. .E Crane started
out this morning on a trip to Sioux
They boarded their gasoline
launch on the jim river east of town,
and will 90 south to the Missouri and
thence to the Sioux River and to
Sioux Falls. BY water the dis
lance is quite long. They will return
home by Sept. III.
Why does the sun bum Why does
A mosquito sting? Why do we feel
unhappy in the Coco Old Summer
Time9 Answer: we don't. We use
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Saive, and
these little ills don't bother us.
Learn to look tor the name on the
)oX to get the genuine. Sold by
Bros.
Travel east Goes not See.E to abate
10 any extent. Saturday morning the
south passenger on the Milwaukee
road had five coaches filled up and
she regular coaches on the east train
lad all the passengers it could con-
-aln. The coming and going of the
lomesekeers is taxing the railroads
20 the limit to handle the business.
Mls. S. ID. NanBenlhuysen and
children arrived in the city Friday
afternoon from Onarea. Ill.,, to take
lp their residence. Prof. NanBen-
reached Mitchell a month
tgo and will occupy the position of
principal of the School of Commerce
Dakota Wesleyan. They will re-
iide in the Shurtleff residence on the
south side
Geo. A Johnston is carrying his
eft arm in a sling as the result of