The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-17
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN IN,
THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, TO Mrs. w A. sayies, We'd
nesday mornine, May Is, twin boys.
Gct IA good lunch at Webcbr a.
Co.'S while In town.
II. ID Butterheld announces a
clearing sale of odds and ends at his
store and is making some low prices
on skirts, shirt waists, ETC., to
make a clean sweep OF the goods.
Jakey Hauert, who used to run a
restaurant III Mitchell. and is living
on a claim out near Presho, is in the
city renewing acquaintances Mrs.
Hauert is with him.
We extend a cordial Invitation to
anyone suffering with catarrh to call
and see Hy-o-mei. The complete
outfit costs but Sl.0 and We will
refund the money if lIy-o-mel does
not cure. -Scaliln Bros
ID T.. Becker spent Tuesday in
Sioux City looking UP the fixtures
for the clothing store, and While the
firm was pushing the work on them
is fast as possible Mr.. Becker said
that they would not be ready before
June |.
Editor Iaubman, If the Plankin-
ton Head, and Sheriff Primmer, of
Aurora county. ariiged in the city
Wednesday to attend the meeting
OF the E.ks ibis evening. Nr.
%l'aGbman is an old time Elk. While
the sheriff will he put though the
PAGES that evening".
Thu Woodmcn aIe looking after a
tir,lclaSs oa,l tea.n To play a laaAe Oh
The date of June 5, when the Log
Rollers will meet here. They have
secured the Letcher team, whic.l is
willing TO 90 against dny team i'm the
state for tee purse of $50. which the
Woodmen offer.
Loren Weber has been u vest of
Chamberlain for the past week, and
bought a lot AT Kodoka. At that
place the Webber Bros expect to es-
tablish a branch restaurant this
summer, which will be in charge of
their cousin. who lately came over
from England. Mr.. Weber filed on
a claim near Kadoka, and will look
after the two.
RIO flan cir tDlnSt tllirn in f),0 u,nr11 l
to use Hy-o-mei and cure catarrh.
Breathe the medication through the
little inhaler in every outfit, and..you
will get relief at once. Money back
if it fails. -Scallin bros.
Edward McGovern arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from Palo Alto.
Cal, where he has resided several
years while pursuing his law studies
i'm Stanford University, and from
which lie graduated last year He
will remain in the city until Satur-
Gay and will leave for WASHINGTON.
u. c., wllele he expects to accept a
position in the library of the United
States supreme court.
The annual meeting of the Round
Table was held Monday evening at
the home of Nus. Geo. e. Foster.
when the election of officers was
held. with the following result
President, Mrs. Anna Thompson
vice president. Mrs. Mamma Moore;
recording secretary, Mrs. q. 3.
Hitchcock; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. L. d. Milne: treasurer, Mrs.
f.. a.. Hammer: historian, Mrs. ID.
b, Miller.
The congregational supper given by
the hdies of The church Tuesday
evening resulted IN a very large
attendance, and fully 200 people were
fed, notwithstanding the fact that up
to an hour before the supper the
weather was very stormy. The menu
a an excellent one and it was
highly appreciated by the patrons.
While the meal was being served anG
at the close a very pleasing program
was given which added much interest
and enjoyment Of the occasion.
What is fondly hoped to be the
last touch of winter weather of the
season was when is Tuesday night.
1t showed again during the night
and the walks were covered with
this morning of May Is. lues-
day the thermometer only got up to
IS degrees as the warmest Of the day.
but the morning with the day got a
fairly good start the sun came out
and the warmth of the day gave one
more indication that summer is
lurking around in this immediate
neighborhood.
James Foran died at St. Joseph's
hospital Wednesday about 1880
O'clock. as the result of a stroke of