The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-21

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month.
MIS-. O. W. courscg left Friday
for .Anamosa, iowa. to visit a
few days with Mr.. Coursey. who is
there for a short time.
Rain seems to come in plenteous
quantities. at the present tire.
Friday night about 10 O'Clock rain
began falling, the precipitation
amounting TO 50 inches.
Mrs Lee Baldock left Friday after
noon for Aberdeen. where she will
reside in the future. Mr.. Baldock is
a representative on the road for
Jewett Bros. for their drug depart.
ment.
For developing the figure, clean
illness is the first law in medicine.
II you want a fine figure and good
health, use HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tam Tea. Tea or Tablets, 30 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
MIR. and Mrs. Levi Tillotson are
in Mitchell to remain for an in
definite period. They have been at
Condo since last spring. Mr.. Tillot.
son having charge of a new bank
which was established there at the
time he went.
Mrs. E. o. McEwen, of Mt. Ver-
non, arrived from Sioux City, Mon
day and will lemain here a
couple OF days before going on home.
She has been iii a hospita! there for
several weeks and underwent an
operation for an internal trouble.
Her condition is much Better.
Elijah Tillotson has had to quit
threshing for a few days waiting for
a dry spell. lie said he had just
made a new record for himself i'm
running a t%hreshlng machine, which
beats anything that he has done in
the forty years that he has been in
the business. On a 1879 days run
Mr.. Tillotson threshed 81, 200 bushels
of grain, one half of which was
wheat, making an average of a little
over 1900 bushels a day.
You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow I'3 choose to let.
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
-Scallin Bros.
n good portion of Mitchell visitors
to the Sioux City fair came home
Friday evening. In the afternoon
rain commenced falling and prevent
ed much going on at the fair grounds.
Sioux City's fair was a great success
in all departments. The crowds
were big throughout the week and
a new record was set for the attend
ance. 1t is reported that 100000
people we're present Oh "Wednesday
and o 1000 on Thursday.
John Michels is home again after
an absence Of owe a year, going to
PheniX, Mexico, with his family to
spend the winter. This summer Mr..
Mi 'hels and family have been at Los
Angeles, Cal, and on his return left
his family at PheniX and he came
Oh to Mitchell lie will remain
here a couple of months and then
return to PheniX for the winter.
MIR. Michels was we'll pleased to see
the amount of building that is going
on i'm Michel. all OF which is OF a
substantial nature.
Pimples call for immediate treat
ment. There's nothing more often
sive and dreaded than a pretty face
covered with eiuptions. The body
must be kept perfectley healthy with
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
Despite the unpleasant weather
the dance given at the city hall Fri
day evening was we'll attended, and
it proved a highly enjoyable affair.
In addition to the dancing numbers
four vocal selections we're given by
Miss Mary Reihsen, whose accom-
panimeDt was PLAYED by her sister,
Miss Reihsen. The singer has a very
attractive soprano voice. rich in
dramatic power and Of wide range.
Miss Reihsen sang with excellent
taste in all that goes to make Sing
ing enjoyable.
IN the Price & Bell word contest.
from which the greatest number oi
words possible were made from the
words "Price Bell Pianos," Miss
Juliette Dougherty, of Mt Vernon,
was awarded first place with 1,72l
words, Miss Ida H. Miller, of this
city, second, with 1880 words, and
6. f Ketcham, of Alpena, third.
with 1000 words Miss DoughertJ
gets a credit OF 5000 on a new piano
Miss Miller 500 credit and Mr.
Ketcham S75 credit on a new piano