The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-10-09
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF In TEREST TIA HAPPEN IN,
TIKI: CURSE OF A WEEK.

HAT HAPPEN IN,
,Foh sALE-One surrey, good as
new. Call at South Side House.
Mrs. E. b. Spaulding, OF Sioux
City, arrived Monday to visit
with Mrs. e. j.. Haynes.
Miss Mary Helen Cleghorn, OF Rap
id City. is the guest OF Mrs. n. w.
Bell ut the Episcopal rectory.
Kan Stair left this morning for
Chicago where he will enter the den
tai school of Northwestern Univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. HI. Naeve, of
Manila, Iowa, and son, Leo, of Wag-
ner, have been visiting for the past
week With Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hof-
stetter and attending the corn pal
ace.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shops
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chlo-
oform, nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold
10y Diehl & Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bobb return
ed from their wedding trip to the
win Cities and other points and
left Thursday evening for their
home at Doland, where he mas a pos
ition as pharmacist in a drug store.
DR.. G.. B. Clark, of Hot Springs,
was in the city the latter part of the
corn palace. DR.. Clark is now the
chaplain of the national soldiers
sanitarium at Hot Springs. which is
the cause of his appearance in the
government regimentals.
In Justice Markham's court yes
terday Daniel Fideroff was the
plaintiff and w. G. Baker the de-
PENDANT in action wherein a claim
for wages was contested. The plain
tiff, who was represented by j. N.
Crow, was awarded a judgment OF
$1S.60. Lauritz Miller appeared fo1
the defendant.
Wopd was received Friday morn
ing by G.P. Hathaway, who resides or
the south side, of the death of his
daughter, Mrs. edna Hathaway Boy.
Ian, which occurred at Byars, Okla.
homa. h was married two years
ago and moved to that place. Prev
ious to her marriage Mrs. Boylar
was a teacher in the city schools
and she was very highly regarded
by a large circle of acquaintance:
and friends.
The rain that had been threaten,
: ing to come for several days put il
it's appearance Sunday evening. a da,
after the corn palace was over with
! The precipitation amounted to 10;
: inches, and will be a big help to tn
i empty cisterns that have prevailed
for some time. Instead of turnin,
5 cold after the rain, as was anticipat
, ed, the weather today has been yer,
Y mild, with the sun shining warm ane
, bright.
! The streets were crowded Mon
f day with hundreds of strangers VIII,
stopped of here while on their wa,
!. out and back from the regitration a
Chamberlain. The hotels and rest
+ aurants did a flourishing business
! and it seemed as if the corr palac,
week had started in again. The pal
t ace building was thrown open 70
the benefit of the visitors to go vi
and inspect it, and many took advan
, tage of the opportunity.
' 1t is the weak nerves that are cry
: ing out for help. Then help them
don't drug the stomach or stimulat,
/. the heart or kidneys. That is wrong
, Vitalize these weak inside nerve
+ with DR.. Shoop's Restorative and Sc
> how fast good health will come {,
1 you again. Test it and see. Sold b.
I, Diehl Il Brown.
: Capt. and Mrs. Lannholm. VIII,
nave a charge OF the local corp
Of the Salvation Army for the las
; eight months are Travelling, Sunda,
, Oct. 18th and leave for Lead, S. D
the following week. They will b,
succeeded by Capt. and Mrs. Sher
), wood, two earnest, hardworking off
GERS and it is hoped that under thei
leadership a good work will be bull
r up in Mitchell.
At the Holy Family church Frida.
morning was held the funeral o
Ernest Joseph Cavanaugh, one of tn
), twin boys of Joseph Cavanaugh. VIII,
lives on north Sanborn street. TIL,
child was thirteen months old an,
: had been sick but a short time. In