The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-17

oAouA HAiIs DdlliTuay II TO
visit a few days with friends
General and Mrs. j.. b. Wolgemuth
left Saturday evening for Mime
apolis to attend the Grand Army
encampment.
NJ. ID. Lewis, who was here from
Reardon, wash. on a visit, LETT
Monday morning for Shadrick, Ill.,. to
remain a portion OF the summer.
The doctors used to bleed mankind,
For every i'll that they could find,
Bat now they're wiser, said one to me,
And give instead Rocky Mountain
Tea. For sale by Scallin Bros.
Mrs. CLARA A. Lukens, Mrs. A.. j.
Curtis and John Savage went to
Minneapolis Saturday evening via
the Milwaukee road to attend the
Woman's Relief Corps and the Grand
! Army encampment.
William Jones went to MINNEAPOLIS
Saturday evening and from there he
goes to Milwaukee to attend the
national gathering Of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles as one of the dele
gates from South Dakota.
Or. and Mrs. Ray Smith came
home Monday afternoon from Sioux
City, where Mrs. Smith has Just
been released from the hospital.
Her condition is now much i'm
proved.
lime changes ideas and conditions.
There's a lot Of Things which the
up-to-date young won1an of today
does which are good for body and
health. She takes HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea CIR Tablets, 35
cents. -Scallin Bros.
Mrs. ID. Anderson spent a day
with her sister, Mrs. @. w. Downey,
and went to Ashton Saturday.
She has been out on her claim near
Murdo and will return in the course
OF a few weeks to remain all fall and
! winter.
Col. j. NJ. Green came in from
Chamberlain Monday morning and left
on the afternoon train for Mime
apolis to attend the GRAND Army
Encampment. About a dozen people
came in from Chamberlain to make
the same trip.
Jenny. Treatment for pimples and
blackheads calls for absolute cleanli.
ness. Pimples show that the body
is absorbing poisonous substances
and leeds HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Tea or Tablets IS cents.
at Scallin Bros.
Director Rathbun has taken up
the reorganization Of the band;
since the city council has made a
liberal appropriation. He desires to
meet every man in the city who
plays an instrument. There'is suf-
ticient material III Mitchell to or
ganize a fine band and it is hoped
that all the musicians will cooper
ate in this matter.
FL. G. Nichols arrived home Sat-
ufday evening from his trip east,
and while away visited three of the
largest watch factories ia the
country and also looked up some
furnishings for the interior OF his
store building. at South Haven.
Mich. Mr.. Nichols and Prof. Frank
Barry were 1t work on finishing
their musical comedy, which was
nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Alexander
and two friends arrived in the city
Saturday evening in their magnifi-
cent touring car from Minneapolis
on their way home to Winterset.
and while here. they are guests at
the home o: Mrs. T. w. d. Orswell.
who entertained them at The Wild
mann at dinner Yesterday. Mr..
Alexander is the owner O, the
wealthiest bank at Wipterset and
is deeply interested in South Dakota
soil, owning about l.6OO acres
tANSA Ndolu0lllJS3 vi CuIC6QO.
was in the city Monday and departed
for Brookings. Mr.. Kaumanns is
the Imperial agricultural attache of
Germany and is looking over this
country from an agricultural point
OF view. He spent three or four
days in the country west of Cham
berlain with which he was we'll
impressed and thought that it,
would develop into a fine agricul-
tural country. OF course he realized
that the country there was new.
but he thought its possibilities were
great. Mr.. Kaumanns will make an
inspection of the agricultural college
at BrooKings.
Miss Ruby Wheeler. a purity
evangelist, spoke at the city hall
Sunday evening to a good audience
under the auspices of the CITY
Miss Wheeler has devoted
n Oroot monu 200. IN Aho -. a..