The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-13
IN TOWN u COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. y Cross went to
Violin Monday morning TO visit with
their daughter tor a week OF more
Leo. Iofstelter returned home
Sunday from Miller. where he has
been lock. ny mp some real estate
matters
George Grouse has returned from a
trip to Dayton, Ohio, where he has
been a goodly portion of the spring
and summer.
B. NJ. Johnston and G. "A. Reeves
went to Big Stone Saturday evening
for a fishing outing to last a week
anyway and perhaps longer.
O. W. Coursey has so far recovered
from his surgical operation as to be
able to resume his travels on a small
scale for the w. NJ. Welch Company.
Mr.. ard Mrs. i. S. stratton. OF
Allegan. Mich, are spending a few
days in the city and are guests at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Lang.
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Minute Cough Cure, cuts the phlegm.
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Scallin Brothers.
T. j.. Rasum. of Manila. Iowa,
and Hon. A.. McDole, of Sabula.
Iowa. have been visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hofs1etrel
aud returned home this morning
Mrs. Frank L.. Meyer and Mrs.
John Brown left saturday evening
for big Stone CITY ana Lley sill De
the guests OF Mrs. Henry Noble al
her cottage at Tho lake Tor several
weeks.
Mis-. ". j. l~iealey and Mildred
arrived Sunday morning from spo-
kane Falls. Mash. to visit her Sis
tels. Mrs. j. O.. Wailath and Miss
Craig. aud friends in the city. They
expect to remain about six weeks.
W. n. Hetrick left for the east
Monday morning, and turned his con-
tracts for excavations in the opera
house building aud the First Ma
tional bank over to his SON.. who will
complete the work.
Franz Puetterich came home Mon
day morning from Mandan and other
points in North Dakota. where he
has been visiting AMONG relatives
and old friends. Franz says he had
state.
The government thermometer
registered at SO degrees above zero
Sunday and Saturday it stood at IS.
That is the kin3 OF temperature that
is needed at this stage of the crop
season and the growing grains show
the results of it.
y. j. Shannard, Dr. L. A.. Payne.
DIR. g. A. Clausen and j. p. $.
Hofer, Of Bridgewater, arrived il
the city Saturday evening in theil
automobile. They remained ovel
ujgnt and stalten on their trip t.
Huron.
Misses Nellie alo Jessie McGratl
departed Monday for their hom,t
at Darlington. Wis. stopping at
Eldora, Iowa. enfoute. Miss Nellie
has been in Mitchell for some time
and has been taking music at the
conservatory OF Dakota Wesleyan,
making her home with her sister,
Mis-. a III. lDoyle. Miss Jessie has
uten Visiting here For u short timc.
Try u little kDDOL FOR DY-
SPEPSIA after .3oat meals. See the
effect il sill prnaGce on your zen.
eral freling Wy dIGesting your food
and helping Your stomach to yet
itself Into shape. Many stomachs
are oNerwOrked 81" Ite point where
they refuse to - further. kodol
digeSls ~ icui sad gives your
stomach The test. - needs, while its
recOnStructiNe properties get the
stomach back intu working order.
Ko1ul relieves i'atulence, sour ston-
arh. palpitatiun sf tne heart. belrh.
ing. etc. Solo ny S4ssllin BIOS.
Rev. n. w. Bell, rector OF ST.
Mary's Episcopal church, received
la message late Sunday afternoon
announcing the Death OF his mother.
which occurred at her residence or
HighgatC Hill London, England.
His mother was yell advanced il
gears. having passed the period q
-four score years. On account OF tbt
a,sad news received the services at til.
1chnrch were lrief, Many OF the
4 friends waited aFtet the service.
we're concluded tesexprtss. theirssym.
Ipatby in his bereayetn ent.
A sweet breath ADDS to the Joys o.
la kiss. You wouldn't want to kiss
your wife. not:Aer.isf sweetheart will
IA bad breath. You caa't have /: