The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-06

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Mis-. Max korn departed Tuesday
morning to visit several weeks with
friends and relatives at Chicago and
Omaha.
Ii you want to be cure2 of catarrh.
yet d Hyomei outfit from Druggists
scallin Brothers, price ST. Money
back if it fails to cure.
I, j. Spangler vent over to Sioux
Falls via the Omaha road Monday
evening to be present at the term OF
federal court. which opened there
today
Work was commenced Tuesday by
Palmer & Co. to ~eXcavate for the base
ment of their wholesale fruit house
on Railroad street The structure
will be tuilt OF brick.
1T enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves, makes every organ Of the
body strong and healthy. A great
spring tonic. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Scallin Brothers.
G. w. Johntson, the former propri-
etor OF the Mitchell, has rented A bra
ham Boynton's residence. corner of
Third Avenue west and Edmunds
street. and as 500 as it has been
painted and papered himself and
family will occupy it.
A new 100 horse power boiler is be-
ing installed in the power house of
the Turner Produce Co. The COM
PAW will handle a very large volume
OF business this summer and there
would be a great deal of risk i'm de-
pending on M boiler.
There is one thing we have never
been able to understand, why ladies
will buy harmful costmetics when
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes clear compilations. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets, at Scallin Brothers.
Two carloads of railroad graders
arrived in the city Monday evening
on the south Milwaukee passenger at
10 O'Clock. One coach load was sent
out to Presho and the other was sent
north Tuesday, their destina-
lion icing to some point In Montana.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader saws
"Miss Grace Doolittle, who has been
confined to her home for the past
seven weeks with a severe attack OF
lnf1ammatory rheumatism, has so
far recovered as to tie able to take
short walks with the aid OF "a pair
of crutches.n
You're growing more beautiful day
by day, dear Grace,
l hope you're not using cosmetics ON
your face:
Oh, Charlie, this is a great Injustice
to me.
I'm simply using Rocky Mountain
Tea. Cards out.) For sale by
Scallin Brothers. Druggists.
Little Dick Smith, son of DIR. and
Mrs. Ray Smith, fell from a window
at their home Monday, striking on
his head and ininring the muscles OF
his neck. While i'm a reclining posi-
tion the lad is in no pain but on be-
iGg lifted up he gives evidence at
once OF being i'm agony.
MIS-. Walter Mayo. who has been
visiting in the city. departed Tuesday
morning for Parker, and was Joined
here by Mr.. Mayo, who came i'm from
Presho. They will visit a week at
Parker ana then return to Presto for
the rest of the season. Mr.. Mayo
stated that the contractors would
commence having rails again on the
Milwaukee extension April 10.
III. K. Hitchcock and 4. j.. West
returned Monday evening from Ne
ligh. Neb., where they went to at
tend a term of court. Mr. West had
a case in court to have the title
qnleted to IA quarter section OF land,
for which two deeds had been made.
Mr.. Hitchcock appearing as the at
torney i'm the case. Mr.. West was
successful i'm his suit.
The Riggs Opera Co. presented
THE Mikado'' at the opera house
Thursday evening to an audience not
very large, owing. principally. 20 the
fact that home talent had but recent
ly put on the opera in a very sue
cessful manner The opera, however.
was we'll presented throughout, the
singing of tie score being sustained
in a highly creditable manner. Ralph
Riggs as Ko-Ko did the part with
great credit, allowing his comedy to
grow as the opera progressed with
out putting his whole effort out at
one time. AS an operate comedian
Mr.. Riggs can be counted as a sue
cess. Vim. Burgess was an ideal