The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-10-25
Miss Flossie Stafford went to Sioux
City Monday morning to spend a
visiting with friends.

Miss Flossie Stafford went to Sioux
City Monday morning to spend a
week visiting with friends.
Hal E. T%urneaure who went out
to the coast a short time ago, writes
his parents that he has entered the
state pharmaceutical school at Pull
man, WASH, to take a three year
course.
s. K. Young and Editor Sullivan
came over from Plankinton Monday
morning to see the game of football
between Mitchell and Huron. Col.
Young is the father of Huron's coach
and be wanted to see what the young
man was doing with the athletes Of
Huron.
If you take DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills you will get prompt
relief from backache, weak Kidneys,
inflammation Of the ladder and
urinary troubles. a weeks treat
ment 5 cents. Sold by Scallin Bros.
Delbert Schryock, Roy Allison,
Roy VanAlstine and James Duncan
started Monday morning on a hunting
trip up to Long Lake, northwest of
Letcher, expecting to be gone about
a week. They took with them a
camping outfit and expect to gather
in quite a bit Of game on the trip.
w. e. Turner arrived home Thurs
day afternoon from a business trip to
Chicago. where he attended the
dairymens' show aud convention.
Incidentally he went out to west
side ball park and saw the series Of
games between the Chicago cubs and
the Detroit tigers, and he said it
was a lasting satisfaction to see the
cubs trim the tigers to the queens
taste.
Ida Creighton. the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Creighton,
died at their home on Second Avenue
west this morning at 10 O'Clock. aged
eight years. The little girl was taken
sick Friday evening after being at
school all day and then walked out a
mile south Of town. When she re-
turned home she complained OF her
throat and neck hurting. Between
Friday night and this morning four
physicians were called. but nothing
could be done 10 stop her vomiting,
| which started Friday night and kept
up until the last moment before
death ensued. There seems to be a
question as to whether the young
girl died of tonsolitis, diphtheria or
stomach trouble. Private funeral
services was held at the residence
Tuesday afternoon.
Obstinate cases Of constipation AMI
nasty. mean headaches promptly
disappear when you take DeWitt's
Little Early Riser Pills. Sold by
Scaliin. Bros.
80 Die at DAWN was presented
at the Gale theatre to q goot
audience by q fairly capable company.
While The play is more or less j
terestiog it is built on very weak
lines, that is its foundation is too
narrow to make much OF a drama out
OF it Frank Norton did a good
piece work in his villiany, being
cIean-cut and sharp, although he
might with profit cut out the slap
ping Of the face of the leading man
in the last ac%t-therc is no occasion
for it and it looks like cheap
bravado. Mabel Starr and Ed. a.
Harris dis the light coluedy in a
very neat n and both we're up
to the business. Miss Geoeiana
Eddinys vas clever in the leading
role ..and performed her dual Part
we'll. MIR. Homer, the leading man.,
was a little TOO easy going to Gll the
part with the strength of character
that it demanded, and be sauntered
in on the stage with sort Of q
swinging walk that indicated very
little life in bis work. Who was to
NAS az oA"b 1ONCNCI3 u.u lOO tC.
velop in the play. The people
showed that they enjoyed the play
throughout tile evening by the very
liberal applause that they gave. To.
morrow evening "My Dixie Girl"
! will be the bill.
Thomas A. Edison, the great
American inventor. says "Fully
eighty per cent of the illness OF man
kind comes from eating improper
food or to much food; people are
inclined to over-in-dulee them
selves" This is where Indigestion
finds its beginning in nearly every
case. The stomach can do just so
much work and no more, and when
you overload 1t, or when you eat the
wrong kind of food the digestive
organs cannot possibly do the work
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