The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-26

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Milwaukee passenger for their trip to
California.
Mrs. a. ID. Walpole is again
confined to her bed with a severe
attack OF neuritis, which her friends
will be sorry to learn.
Mayor Goodykoontz. OF Boone,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday evening
and spent a day with S. f. Goody-
koontz and family while enroute to
Chamberlain.
Rev. L. t. John, who has been
quite sick since the first Of the year.
Was able to come down town".Tuesday
and went out to Planklnton to visit
his brother.
Geo. E. Foster register Of the
United States land office, departed
this morning for Kansas City, where
be was summoned to testify in some
land cases before the United States
district court.
The Workman and Degree of Honor
will give a free social at odd Fellows
ball in the Gale building next Tues
day evening, to which all the mem-
bers of both orders and their families
are invited.
G. l.. Hurd, formerly employed in
The Republican job rooms. whites
from Mott. North Dakota, that he
has just been appointed auditor for
the county of Adams, at a salary of
81, POO per year.
Strengthens the digestive organs
and cures Indigestion. If Mi-o-na
fails to do this, the cost soc a box,
Will be refunded by Scallin Brothers,.
G.. e. Kleineau, who is building a
house on Second Avenue east, sold it
today to Samuel Mccormick, d travel
ing representative for a Minneapolis
plumbing supply house. MIR. Nc
Cormick will move his family here
from Minneapolis in June.
At a meeting of the managerial
committee of the Thomas Orchestra
concert enterprise, which was held
last evening, 81. G. Nichols was
elected the business manager OF the
affair, who will have practically the
entire control of matters pertaining
TO the coming concerts.
II there is anything in the figures
% for skidoo, 1t is hoped it will be
realized in the cold and chilly
weather that has been prevalent for
some weeks past, Thursday the
government thermometer registered
at % degrees above zero and it nay
mean skidoo for the bad weather.
Mrs. q. E. Vermilyea entertained
about 80 little boys ard girls Monday
afternoon for the eighth birthday OF
her little daughter, Peaches. Games
were played on the lawn: where re-
freshments were also served. The
little hostess received many presents
as a remembrance of the occasion.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
eigbty-eighth anniversary OF the
founding Of the order Friday evening
in their hall. to which the Odd
Fellows and their families and the
Daughters of Rebekahs are very
cordially invited. A supper will be
served at I O'Clock. and later in the
evening a fine program of.music and
recitations and speeches will be
given. which will be followed by a
dancing party.
The worst case of Indigestion
quickly cured by Mi-o-na stomach
tablets! A guarantee to return the
money, if they fail, with every soc
box. Scallin Brothers.
r. II. Kipp died at III 80 O'Clock
Wednesday as the result Of pneu-
monia and neuralgia, of the heart
He had been SICK but a short time
and yesterday was able to be up and
around the house. This. morning
after being up he went into the
bedroom to lie down and when Mrs.
Kipp went in later she found he1
husband dead He was a member OF
the Modern Woodmen of America.
Funeral services were held over the
remains of e. II. Kipp Thursday
afternoon and the remains were
taken to Bath. S. D., for interment.
being accompanied by Mrs. Kipp and
the four children. Rev. Fl. S.
Wilkinson conducted the services.
Farm papers warn us that much
of last years seed corn intended for
seed will not terminate. We are
informed that Northrup, King & Co.
seedsmen, have a stock of Minnesota
grown seed corn, of high germina-
ton, including such we'll known var
ieties as University No. 13, Sterling
White Dent, Pride of the North,
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