The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-10

a a. Bosnton came IN from
l'lankinlon Thursday ana spent tie
lay ia the city.
A Mona stomach tablet taken
meals will prevent any distress
uncomfortable feelings Fifty
cents d 3oX. Scallin Bros
Major j. A. Picker came down
from Faulkton to remain a few DAYS
with his daughter. Mrs. ". j.. Frad.
Gust Carlson, of Gresham, OREGON,
who has been visiting relatives here.
for the past ten weeks started back
home Thursday.
Get ii good lunch at Webebr &
Co.'s while in town.
a. b. George, OF Sergeant Bluffs,
Iowa. arrived in the city Wednesday
to make a visit with bis brother, W.
Fl. George, of the Milwaukee road,
aud family.
II. G. Wirinper, of Sioux City ard
c. II Chapman. of st. Paul. are in
the CITY today. Mr.. Chapman is the
new travelling passenger agent tor
the Omaha road. succeeding Mr..
Pardee. and IS covering his new
territory. AGENT Wilt Was introduce
in9 the new passenger agent in the
city.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson spent Sun
day at RocEham, a small town west
of Redtield, and preached in the
opera house. pr. Nicholson organized
a Methodist church of y members
and secured pledges to the amount of
$40 with which it is proposed to
build a new church, work on which
will doubtless commence this sum-
mer.
Farm papers warn us that much
OF last years seed corn intended for
seed will not terminate. We are
informed hal Northrup, King & Co.
seedsmen, have a stock of Minnesota
grown seed corn, of high germina-
ton, including such we'll known var
ieties as University No. IS, Sterling
White Dent, Pride of the North,
Minnesota King, etc. If you want
seed corn, better write them.
Next SATURDAY evening will occur
in the University chapel, a recital,
the program to be given by Miss
Fannie Mccormick and Miss Hazel
Lathrop, the former, a senior STU
dent in the department of piano, the
latter of voice. The program will
begin promptly at eighG O'Clock.
All ale cordially invited to be
present.
From the Palo Alto. Cal Times
of pril 30, we learn that g. j. Nc
Govern, who is a graduate of the
law department of Stamford Uni
versity took the examination before
the appellate court for admission to
the bar and passed with high
credit. MIR. McGovern will arrive
in Mitchell this week and after
visiting with his brothers. Frank
and Eugene, will depart for Washing
ton, ID. G. lie has been offered a
position with the United States
supreme court in Washington and
Will go down there to ascertain the
nature of the work. In California
Mr.. McGoverp was associated with
federal count work.
Gust Gabrielson:departed Thursday
afternoon for Portland, Oregon.
near which place he owns a farm.
He las been here for a week ard
today concluded the purchase OF a
quarter section OF land a mile and
a half south OF town belonging to
Hans Reirson, and he made the
purchase through the Koch Land
Co. He paid ! 0,4OO for the quarter
section. Mr.. Gabrielson left Dawson
county a little Owe a year ago, for
Oregon and he said that he wanted
TO get back. and will return With
MS family next fall. Oregon, he
said did not come up to his expect
ations aud he was anxious to get
back TO South Dakota.
"a good stomach is rather to be
chosen than great riches" Mi-o-na
is g%uara lteed to cure all stomach
troubles or money refunded. Fifty
cents a box. Scaliln Bros.
g. q. Mason. who recently resigned
as superintendent OF the James River
division Of the Milwaukee road,
with headquarters at Aberdeen, will
get a big bunch of money as one Of
the heirs OF the estate of James
Henry Smith, who recently died in
Japan. The will has just been
opened in New York, and after all
the requests have been made the
residue Of the fortune is left to Mr..
Smiths two favorite nephews, OF
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