The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-17

eLlst your land with +. III. Foss.
OF Looms, $. ID. He will sell it fol-
you.
Enos Champiain has been down at
Jefferson most all OF the winter and
caue home Monday afternoon.
p. Fl. Kelley, L. j. WEIGH and f.
T. a. McGovern returned home We'd
nesday from Aberdeen, where they
attended a convention Of the knights
OF Columbus Tuesday evening.
The ice wagon, despite the cold
weather. is making its regular trips,
but 1T is rather an inharmonious
situation to see the driver of the
wagon clad in a fur overcoat and
the horses wearing blankets.
Isaac Lincoln, of Aberdeen, Was a
passenger through Mitchell Tuesday
and said that Monday snow fell
practically all of the day and that
from SIX to eight inches covered the
ground. MI. Lincoln was in North
Dakota recently, and said that last
week there was still a lot of snow on
the ground.
WORK was commenced on the eS-
caNdllon for the basement of the
Mitchell Furniture company Tuesday
l1nrfIntJ - ora Ipoi1po1l , ~.
work being done by T. l.. Rowlev.
he basement is to tie 13xl0S feet
and five feet deep. Mr.. RowIey will
nave an immense quantity OF dirt to
dispose of.
a recent copy of the Palo Alto.
Cal, Times announces that nr. and
Mrs. l. Windle and daughter, Miss
Mary, and MIR. and Mrs. S. III.
scallin and daughter, of Mitchell. S,
d., were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mis-. p. L. McGovern. The
former spent the winter out there,
and the McGovern family are resi-
dents OF Palo Alto.
The Kelley Land Company. Office
in the Gale Theatre Building, is
Offering for sale three forty acle
tracts of land, within one mile OF
Mitchell, at very attractive prices.
This land is but one half mile from
land that is selling and has sold at
from $50 to 5000 e acre. Either
one OF those would make a beautiful
plot to build a home on near our city.
1t will pay you to look those up.
a. j. Garner, of Madison, is in
the city. He is the contractor who
mas the contract TO build the new
Methodist church. Mr.. Garner put
his folce of men to work Tuesday
morning. The foundation for the
bulldlng is completed and Mr.. Gar
ner will erect the superstructu,e.
An immense quantity of rock is on
the ground and several carloads of
lumber have been received.
tuesday morning the government
thermometer registered at 30 degrees, !
and 1T did not increased very much
dnrlns the day. AS a parting shot
from winter, perhaps. another snow
storm visited this section today.
snow began falling about IL 30
and up to the hour of going
10 press there was no cessation OF
the beautiful. although it melted
nearly as fast as it fell. There will
be an end to this weather. but
when?
Ml-o-na stomach tablets are a
permanent .cure for Indigestion and
stomach misery. Fifty cents a
box if they do what is claimed tney
will; cost you nothing if they fail.
-Scallim Bros.
The twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. B. A. Bebb Monday after
noon for the annual business meet
Ing, at which was elected the officers
Tor the ensuing year. The following {
officers were chosen: President,
Mrs. I. B. Wilt; vice president.
Mrs, r.. r. Ruth; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. George RowIey historian. MIS-.
Z. r. Vermilyea. at the conclusion
OF the work CT the afternoon, Mrs,
Bobb invite J the ladies to the dining
room, where a dainty luncheon was
served to them, which was very
much in the nature Of a surprise.
A drunken woman is not often en-
countered on the streets of Mitchell.
out Policeman Newman had one
to deal with at l O'Clock this after
noon. The woman had been looking
on the wine when it is was red, and
the color was too deep for her, and
she became intoxicated. When the
policeman wanted her to go to Jail,
she remoDtrated il a vehement man.
ner and when he..attempted to assist