The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-03

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helaland departed Thursday via
the Milwaukee Yoa1 for Denver,
Colo
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mills. at their home northeast OF
town. Saturday, April 27, a daugh-
Ter.
Miss Eta Elliott. who has been
the guest of Mrs. b. NJ. Johnston,
left Thursday morning for her Chi
caeo home.
+. W. II. Smith has for sale one new
open rubber tire surrey, M new
canopy top surrey n driving mare
one work horse.
L. C.. Burns is gaining neadway
every day now. and has so far re-
covered from his attack of pneumonia
that be is able to sit up a greater
portion of the day.
Rev. A. Graf. Bowdish went to
SPRINGFIELD Thursday to partici-
pate in the installation of Rev. g..
c. Ford as pastor of the C%ongrega-
tional church which took place
last evening.
"A good stomach is rather to be
chosen than great riches Mi-o-na
is guaranteed TO cur" all stomach
troubles or money refundred. Fifty
cents a box. Scaliln Bros.
Rev. Mr.. and Mis- j. S. surheck
came up from Parkston Wednesday
afternoon to attend the installation
services OF Rev. i. j. Macmulray
as pastor of tie Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Surbeck was the former pastor
of the church.
Chas. +. Mason, the city mail
carrier on route four. is sick at his
home. There is 10 substitute for
MIR Mason, and patrons whom he
serves are requested to call at the
postotice for their mail for a few
days.
The w. f. Nj. S. of the NJ. q.
church will meet with Mrs. Nichol-
son Friday afternoon at 3 O'clock.
Leader, Mrs. Gilliland: devotionals.
Mrs. Cable; special music, Mrs.
Lamme; Topic, Contrary. Carriages
will leave the city hall at 2:3O.
Harry Katzenberg and Miss Alice
Bourrett were married Wednesday
evening by Rev. u. S. Wilkinson.
The bride was Mrs. Alice Mcintosh
and she was granted a divorce from
Harry Mcintosh last week on the
ground OF non-support. the decree of
which was signed by Judge Smith
Monday and by Clerk Of Courts
Cattrell Wednesday morning.
d. f. Wade is satisfied i'm his mind
that he has heard from Rex Carpen-
ter, the missing barber. Mr.. Wade
received a picture card dated at
Cheyenne Wy. a few DAYS ago. and
he is certain that the handwriting
on the card is that of Rex Carpenter.
There was nothing written on the
back to indicate who it was for.
Mr.. Wade says he has no f,iends at
Cheyenne.
4 Mi-o-na stomach tablet taken
before meals will prevent any distress
or uncomfortable feelings Fifty
cents a box. Scallin Bros.
Married at the home of the groum's
father, Mr.. Ole Hendrickson, We'd
ncsday at p. m.. Mr.. Charles II.
Hendlickson, of Mitchell, and Miss
Rig1nor Christotferson, of Sterling
Utah, Rev. A. Craig Bowdisl
performing the ceremony. None
were present except part of the
grooin's immediate family. a bount-
lful lunch WIS partaken of by those
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricksor
Will make their home Oh a farm {
miles south of The city, which the
groom and his brother manage.
Thomas Tropiado, an Italian, dice
at ST. Joseph's hospital "Wednesday
evening. He was brought in from
Chamberlain in the morning. The
man was an employe of the Mllwau.
kee railroad company, and fell from
a car Of coal, which he was unload
ing. and struck on his head, causing
his entire body to become plralyzed
He was unable to make b1msel
understood clearly. having been N
this country out six months, but h,
rnade known that he had relative.
living in Chicago. No disposition
will be made of the body until the,
are heard from.