The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-18

IS ~ oNASAA aSPaA CSh Cll ilOItJc
ING To cover bis territory in North
Dakota and will he away for a month
or mole.
Did you see those white canvas
oXfords that ladies and children are
wearing2 They bought them from
ellis Big Shoe Store. This is 10 be
the white season.
E. ]. G%reaves& Son commenced the
work of painting The Mitchell Mon
day morning, and when tinished.will
vastly improve the appearance of the
hotel on the corner.
Who are the sweetest things that
painters paint, or poets sing, lovclier
than anything? Girls who takes
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets, at Scallin
Brothers.
The republicans of Mitchell ana
Dawson county have but little in
terest in supporting the insurgent
cause at the . caucuses tomorrow.
The leaders OF the insurgents, Gam
BILE, of Yankton, Crawford, of HUI
ron. and Hall, of Brookings, have
no common interests in helping
Mitchell to develop.
The Republican delivered a large
number of rural mail boxes to its
subscribers Saturday. Since the ru-
raj routes have been established the
daily circulation has increases to a
large extent in all directions, and
there are very few houses in the
routes but what The Republican
finds its way into.
1t is all right to talk about beauty
habits, but most women are too busy
hustling and have no time to culti-
vate beauty habits. Therefore they
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For
sale by Scallin Brothers.
Saturday evening trade at Gillis
Big Shoe Store is getting to be quite
an item. Last Saturday after 6 p.
m. they sold 70 pairs and during the
whole Gay sold owe $50 pairs. MIR.
ellis SAYS its his assortment end
prices that makes his touch big.
No fascination equals that OF a.
clear Drained, tender-hearted, lovable
woman. Just as there is no picture
like beautiful girl HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. makes lovable
women, beautiful girls. 35 cents.
Scallin Brothers.
S. e. Morris, president of the
Western National bank, has just pur-
chased a new automobile Of the Buic
type Of machine. He owned one at
Redtied last year but disposed OF it
before coming to Mitchell for d bet
ter machine. The number of ma
chimes in the city is slowly Increasing.
Miss Alma Hyland, a cousin of
the McGovern family, arrived Friday
evening from Milwaukee to visit
with the family, but got here ahead
OF them. They are expected to ar
rive soon from Palo Alto, CAL, and
have been delayed owing to the in
ability to get sleeping Car accom-
modations east.
Mrs. VIM. Scallin served a six
O'Clock tea at her home Saturday
evening at which were present al
number of the friends OF Mrs. Anna
Scallin. the occasion being the
celebration Of her siXty-ninth BIRTH
day, n the whole affair was plann-
ed as d surprise. The occasion was
very much enjoyed by those present.
D j %Spingler departed via the
Omaha road Sunday evening for
Rapid City and expects to be gone
about two weeks. Mr.. Spangler
said that nothing would be done in
the case OF Mrs. Van Hoover until
his return. She is slowly recovering
her health but is still unable to APP
pear in court for her preliminary ex-
animation.
Charles Townsan returned to
Mitchell Saturday for a short STAY,
been out to his claim 60 miles
west of Presho. Mail facilities do not
seem to be very good ont that far, as
lie hadn't heald of things that have
happened nearly a month 800. Some
happened to mention casually
the earthquake in California and
he took it for a joke at first, and
the newspapers had to be produced to
confirm the story that he heard.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. McGovern and
Misses Cecilia and Louise,
arrived home Sunday morning via
the Omaha road from Palo Alto,
CAL, where they have resided for the
past year or two. They were at Palo
Alto during the earthquake disaster
and they speak Of it as the most ter
a.