The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-24

List your land with r. Fl. Foss,
OF LoomIs, 5. ID. He will sell it for
you.
Get ii good lunch at Webebr &
while in town.
Rev. j. l.. Webster, of Morrison,
M, arrived to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Webster.
Mrs. f. l.. Clark and Mrs. S. w.
Clark, of Redfield, are visiting at the
home of G. w. Coleman.
Arthur Fosdick came over from
Sioux Falls to attend the athletic
contest and is a guest of the Smith
and Fosdick families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Meyer, of
Faulkton, are in the city to attend
the athletic and o%ratorical contests.
Mrs. Meyer is a sister of c.. w.
Cole and Mrs. E. E. Cooper.
There's not the slightest risk of
losing your money when you buy a
dollar Hy-o-mei outfit to cure ca
tarrh, as Scallin Bros. will refund
your money if the treatment fails.
Doane Robinson, of Pierre, the
state historian and statistician, is in
the city and attended The Messiah
Tuesday evening and took in a por-
ton of the athletic contests.
1t has been a long time since the
red ribbons of Vermillion have been
flying in Mitchell, and it looks mighty
good to have the state university up
here again mixing in with the other
college students of the state.
Mrs. w. C. Kelso, of Salome, Ia,
was called here by the serious ill
ness of Mrs. T. w. ID. Orswell, who
has been confined to the house for
the past three weeks with gastric
fever. Mrs. Orswell is still confined
to her bed.
The government thermometer reg
istered at so degrees yesterday af-
ternoon and this morning it register
ed the highest during the night since
last fall. 1t was SO degrees during
the night. We are pretty safe in
saying, at last, that spring and sum-
mer have arrived together.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Scallin arrived
home Tuesday afternoon from their
trip to California, made at a time
when the Shriners' convention was
in session at Los Angeles. They Wis
tied at Alameda, where DR.. and Mrs
Windle and Miss Windle are resid-
ing at present. They will return to
Mitchell after the close of Miss Win
dies school in June.
j. T. Miller, a carpenter, while
working on II of his houses on the
west side. fell from the scaffoldihg
Friday evening ahcut 5 O'Clock. In
striking the ground he fell with his
face downward and broke his nose.
I,r. Dundass was called to look after
his injuries, which may develop
something of an inlerna. nature in
a few days.
The Lyon Store Co. has an inter-
esting window display of the home
of the manufacturers of the Queen
Quality shoe, at Boston, Mass. 1t
shows the entire side of the build
ing and as many as possible of the
800 employees are in the windows,
and many are seen on the enclosed
grounds. The picture is lighted up
at might and shows off to better adj
vantage. The capacity of the factory
is 10000 pairs of shoes per day.
The little pocket physician" is
what Hy-o-mei's friends named the
Docket-inhaler that goes with each
Carries medication right to
spot where it's needed. Com
olele Oulnt SI.UO. Scallln Bros.
Regular w. R. c. Meeting Friday
afternoon at 2:30. AS it is the last
meeting before Decoration Day, all
he floral committee are kindly ask
ed to be present. 1t is also the last
meeting before the state en-
and all elected delegates,
a%lternates and Representatives, are
requested to be at this meeting to
make arrangements for the meeting,
II Huron. Please bear this in mind.
Secretary.
The State Log Rolling of the NJ,
". A. has been postponed to July
7th. 1t was found necessary to al
the Milwaukee and the North