The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

relatives at Mason City, Iowa. her
former home.
f NJ. Starcher, OF Fairfax, came
to tile city Tuesday evening on the
evening Milwaukee passenger and is
attending to some business matters
IN the city Wednesday.
Jos. e. Belts has got a good start
on his new residence on the corner OF
Fourth Avenue east and Langdon
street. 1t is 78x28, and two stories
high. The basement is built OF
cement blocks and the superstrlcture
will be OF wood. Mr.. Belts has got
a tine location for his home.
Miss Julia Kohl entertained a dozen
of her young lady friends at her
home on Fourth Avenue east Monday
evening, for which she provided a
very delightful program, one OF the
most entertaining features Of which
was the writing Of poetical illusions.
Dainty refresh nents we're served
during the evening and a most en-
JOy3Dle llfne leSulUeQ.
The annual May rarity of The
Round Table was held on the lawn OF
Mrs. j.. O. Walrath Tuesday even
Ing. and aside from tile members
and their husbands the rest OF the
family were invited, so that a party
of tifty-tive gathered at the Walrath
home. The lnenu was contributed
to Ivy the club members and it was a
very fne repast which was spread on
the lawn for a 6 O'Clock supper. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in
lawn games, and the annual party
was accounted by all a grand success.
No distress or misery from over
eating if you strengthen the stom-
ach With Mi-o-na. Fifty cents a box;
sold under guarantee. Scallin Bros.
President Gault, of the State Uni
yersity, of Vermillion, arrived IN
the city via the Omaha road Tuesday
morning, and went south. The
president rs making a trip to the
larger cities OF the state and is de-
livering a series of addresses to high
schools. He spoke at Sioux Falls
Monday evening and stopped at
Howard Tuesday evening and spoke
to the graduating class. President
Gault is making many friends for
the state university, and is incident
ally looking up new students for next
year.
Joseph Swift, ST.. came home
Tuesday evening from a three days.
trip over the country north and
northwest of Mitchell. Mr.. Swift
said that while driving along the
road he took particular notice of the
condition of the crops, and that
everything is in very good shape.
Wheat stands about four inches high,
while oats and barley show a splendid
stand. Mr.. Swift saio that in talk
ing to farmers that non Of them
thought their grain was injured by
the frost OF Monday morning, when
the thermometer went to 30 degrees.
Corn planting was nearly done In the
section through which he Travelled.
The band got together Friday night
for a rehearsal for Decoration Day,
and it was really surprising the num-
Der that came out, fifteen of the old
members responding. While not in
che best possible shape the band
got outTbursday to head the parade
for the old soldiers. An informal
discussion Was bad at the meeting
about continuing the band for the
rest OF the summer and it met with
the hearty approval Of all the men
present, and %rchearsing will COM
mence next week. E. b. Stevens. a
musician and director OF considerable
ability, will have charge of the band
IN the future, and he is that enthu-
siastic about the success of the band
that he will devote considerable
time to keep up the interest. A bano
OF over twenty pieces can be organ
lied and maintained with some
legitimate assistance from the bust.
ness men and public. In the course
of two or three weeks the band will
he able to give the frs6 street concert
Of the summer.
Hurried business men, worried
mothers who do not take time to
eat, and dyspeptics of every age and
condition, will find relief in Mi-o-na
stomach tablets. Fifty cents a box;
nothing if they fail. Scallin Bros.
The accommodating, the attentive,
the careful, the pleasing young ladies
of the telephone force who went fish.
Ing in the raging Ffresteel creek
tuesday afternoon, told US their
nsh story-and they guarantee its
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