The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-12
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to remain a few days with rela-
tives.
Ever wake up in the morning with
h nose stuffed up and dry? That's
catarrh. A $1.00 outfit of Hy-o-mei
will cure you. Money back if it fails.
.callin Bros.
FOR SALES or 10 brood sows
to pig in May and June; also about
8 dozen Barred Plymouth Rock
hens; also eggs for setting at SO
cents for Is. Albert Stevens, Lis
bon township.
John Green came home last Fri
day morning from Eureka Springs,
Ark, where he has spent the winter,
and excepting the sick spell he had
with the grippe, he spent a very
pleasant winter.
The Famous Canadian Jubilee
Singers and Imperial Orchestra at
city hall April 22nd, under the aus
pices of Mrs. o. E. Cassem's division
of the NJ. e. Ladies' Aid.
]. l.. Hannett and William Morgan
went to Woonsocket Thursday
Mr.. Morgan is to have the prelimin-
airy examination on the charge of
adultery, preferred by Nick Meters,
of Sanborn county. Mr.. Hannett will
appear as Morgan's attorney.
Miss Highland, accompanied by
Miss Lucille Evans, went to Ethan
Thursday to arrange for organic
ing a class in instrumental music.
She is an accomplished pianiste and
can be recommended highly to the
citizens of Ethan.
The differences existing between
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Meters, of San
born county, have been partially set
tied by the withdrawal of the action
started by Mrs. Meters to secure a
divorce. Whether the couple will
live together in the future was not
disclosed by either party at the end
of their conference.
DR.. F. w. Freyberg received his
commission Thursday from Gov
Crawford for his appointment
as a member of the State Board of
Medical Examiners, to fill out the I'M
expired term of S. Olney until March
81, 1909. He will assume his duties
at once and will make a very capable
member of the board.
Ferdinand Schu and Miss Mary
Shuster were united in marriage at
an early hour Wednesday morning, 6
O'Clock, at the Holy Family Catholic
church, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Right Reverend Faith
er Shea. The newly married couple
left On the Omaha passenger that
morning for points in Iowa.
Farm papers war; us that much
of last years corr intended for seed
will not terminate. We are inform
ed that Northrup, King & Co., the
old Minneapolis seedsmen, have a
stock of Minnesota-grown seed corn,
of high termination, including such
we'll known varieties as University
No. 10, Sterling White Dent, Pride
of the North, Minnesota King, etc.
If you want SEED corn, better write
them.
The city council and the Van Fps
estate have practically settled the diff
ferences over the flow of refuse from
the septic tank. In general the terms
are that the city purchases eight
acres of ground from the estate, and
the estate gives the city the free use
of land for conducting a sewer
through the land to the acreage
property, where it is likely that a
new septic tank may be constructed
or filtration beds be established.
A card was received this morning
llOul duSLdFuS LOGVluSGT SCaL1QS
that he had opened an office for the
general practice of law at sos to Sill
New York Life building, st. Paul,
Mimi. Mr.. Loevinger is a young man
who has grown up in Mitchell, grad
uated from two of her educational in
situations and finished a successful
law course in the state university of
Minnesota, and is now ready to enter
upon his life's work. His hosts OF
friends in Mitchell will hope that he
will have the best possible success.
The Crescent Lawn Tennis club
held it's spring meeting Wednesday
evening in the Mitchell Club rooms
to organize for the season of 1907.
The following officers were elected:
G. w. Downey; vice-presi-
dent, Walter Nolt; secretary, S. H.
Scallin; treasurer, R. D. WEIGH. The
membership will be limited to 16,
which has been filled Up. The club
win l,,xo Al-a1 .z. 80,