The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-05

Mr.. and Ms. otto Freyberg. of
Sllelhon, were guests OF Dir. aud
Nus. Fteybers. during corn palace
week.
Mark Mizeuer departed Saturday
for Chicago. where be will re-
enter Rush medical college TO pursue
his studies.
Mrs. ID. Anderson was the guest
LOT her sister, Mrs. c. w. Downey,
for the past week, and Monday alter
noon left for Murdo, near which
place she will take up her residence
on d claim for an extended period.
Jack Raisch, who has been reading
law in the Office OF Simons & Brad
ford during the summer, departed
Saturday for the state university
at Vermillion to finish his final year
in the law department.
Rev. Il. L. Drewett. OF Albert Lea,
Mimi, former pastor of the Baptist
church OF this city, has been in
town for several days visiting. with
old friends. He went to Canton
this morning to remain over Sunday.
Everett White, cashier of the
Murdo State bank, spent a few days
at the corn palace and returned
home Saturday afternoon. Mr.. White
gives a glowing and interesting
account Of the growth and develop
ment Of ''the magic city, on the
plains.
Children eat, sleep and grow after
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Brings rosy cheeks, laughing
eyes, good health and strength. A
tonic for sickly children. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. -Scallin Bros.
The number OF souvenir rings that
Scallin Bros. have given away this
week will reach an enormous num-
Der. After u person had been In and
got a ring they were anxious to have
several of their friends treated in
the same cordial way. The COW bell
has rung the joke on many person
during corn palace week.
The West Side Park Association,
the ladies o! the Methodist, Catholic
and Baptist churches and the W. r.
G. have assisted materially in feed
ing the crowds this week, and they
we're able to clean up a goodly sum
OF money as a result Of their efforts.
Although the crowds have been large
all the week the people have been
fed In a prompt manner.
No sickly women or weak mel will
ever regret taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. It's brought hap
piness to thousands of homes. Tea
or Tablets, IS cents.
-Scalln Bros.
That big steam roller of the J. /.
Case Go. made it possible for the
streets to be hardened and put In
fine shape, and with John Tuckey at
the throttle the work was we'll done.
Mr.. Jelley informed The Republican
that this work did not cost the city
a cent and what he did was done
solely for the betterment Of the
streets.
Street Commissioner Reierson has
kept the streets in fine condition all
{ through corn palace week. After
midnight he and his force of ten
men went to work to clean up the
[ refuse of the day that bad been
scattered from one end Of the street
to the other. so that each morning
the main thoroughfare was found to
be looking fine.
S. q. Gibson, OF Modesto, Cali.
, arrived in Mitchell Thursday and
will remain in South Dakota for a
few weeks visiting with fliends and
looking after business interests. Mr..
) Gibson who owns several hundred
acres Of land near Bard, where he
ran a large stock farm until three
years ago, wien he moved to CALI
fornia, says the family is very much
taken up with the new home.
Greatest tonic and strength pro-
ducing remedy ever offered suffering
humanity. Cures indigestion. con-
stipation, headache, stomach dis
> orders. That's what HOLSTERS
> Rocky Mountain lea will do. lea
or Tablets, 35 cents.
-Scallin Bros.
The Plankinton Mail has the fol.
lowing a5out Clarence Turney, a son
Of MI. and Mrs. E. s. Turney, OF
this city: "Claire Turney, for the
past Two years engineer at the re-
, form school, has accpeted a position
!. with the Connecticut Insurance and
> Boiler Inspection company, with
headquarters in Omaha, and will
, leave next week to commence bis