The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-23

G. N. Vopus has been appointed
as the receiver in the proceedings in
bankruptcy OF j. c. Bartlett, and
Will be in possession of stock until
a meeting of the creditors is held.
Need a good cataar,ic? a pill is
best. Say a pill like DeWitt's Little
Carly Risers. About the most re-
liahle on the market. Sold by Seal
lin Bros.
Arthur George Eymer and Miss
Turllue Edith Cosgrove came in from
Reliance Friday morning and we're
united in marriage this afternoon at
3 O'Clock by Rev. A. Craig Bowdish.
They returned on the afternoon
train.
Mrs. c. U. Miller departed this
morning for P%lattsburg, N. y, to
spend the winter. MIR. Miller eX-
poets to leave in the con1se of IA week
or ten days, and he thought that it
was very likely they would make
their future home in che east. Mr..
Miller sold his farm a few miles
northeast of town this fall.
A fruit shower for the benefit of
st. Joseph's Hospital Will be con-
Quoted 10 the city hall rest room on
Saturday, Nov. 24th. Donations of
canned goods, %jellies, preserves, or
anything i'm that line will be greatly
appreciated. Mrs. VIM. Koch, Mrs.
O. L. Branson. and Mrs. John Berry
will be present between the hours
Of 2 and 5 p. IN. to receive all dona-
tions.
Albert Berger, who was boarding
at a house on Main street, left Mon
day morning on the east Omaha, and
after his departure some articles
we're missing in the way OF a gold
watch, ar overcoat and some other
articles of value which belonged to
the boarders. He was arrested by
the officers at Spencer on information
sent from here and Luther Plotner
went over and brought him back.
The Presbyterian sunday school
held a contest social at the home OF
G. B. Fonken Thursday evening,
when 1T was announced the amount
Of money that was secured in the
contest that has been carried on by
the Sunday school for a number OF
weeks. The amount was 1874. 80.
Musical selections and recitations
formed a pleasant evening and re-
! rIeshments we're served.
To protect the little ones and for
the information and satisfaction of
mothers the contents OF each bottle
OF that wonderful children's remedy,
Cascasweet, have been placed on
every label. C~ascasweet is a harm
less compound Of vegetable extracts
that is wonderful in its beneficial
effects on the stomachs OF babies and
children. Recommended and sold be
Scallln Bros.
The annual election of the officers
of..the Eatsern Star was held Thurs
day evening, with the following re-
suit: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Florence
Johnston; Worthy Patron, John W.
Powers; Associate Matron, Mrs.
Jessie Winsor; Secretary, Mrs. Jeu-
ME Wlltse, Treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude
Craft; C%onductress, Mrs. Matilda j.
Smith; Associate C%onductress, Mrs.
Margaret Kleineau.
O. w. Coursey writes The Repub-
lican from Madison, Wis, and states
that he has been promoted higher
in the work Of the W.. NJ. WEIGH Co.,
Of Chicago, the great book concern.
Mr.. Conrsey has been given the
general agency and this places him
In charge Of the entire field work Of
the United States. The fact that
Mr.. Joursey has been working for
he company less than two years
and is the youngest salesman Of the
house indicates that his services are
held in high esteem by the company.
a matron's me 1al contest was held
at Mt. Vernon Friday evening.
which was attended by Mesdames c.
e. Vermjlyea, r E. Cooper, W. a.
Barber, Alex. Anderson, Henry
Posey, John Berry and A. a. Truax.
The contest was entered by some five
or six ladies and the gold medal was
awarded by the judges to Mrs. E E.
Cooper, Of this city. While the
judges we're making up the decision,
Mrs. Vermilyea, who had charge Of
the contest, recited several numbers
The Mt. Vernon people contributed
some excellent music and they en-
tertained the Mitchell visitors in a
very hospitable manner.
The best treatment for indigestion
and troubles OF the stomach is to
rest the stomach. 1t can be rested
by starvation or by the use of a good
digestant which will digest the food