The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-05-15

VIZ Iioii Wv tcit,
having d ell down to attend ne
Masonic meeting ana the schley
reception, They were among me
guests Who particlpa ed i'm a dinner !
party rendered to Admiral and MIS-.
Schlay. !
The secoad room OF the Holy
Family School gave an ice cream
party Friday afternoon and thee
was a good ATTENDANCE. The little
folks made the afternoon very
pleasant for those wf6 called Misses
Alta kobis ana Rea Anderson we're
the. hostcsscs or lii, occasion.
Editor Phelps of the Alexandra
Herald VAS III The city Saturday
lDuIiHg over thu nachi uery i'm lie
Republican office. Mr.. Phelps is
contemplating the purchase of a
lyp setting machine Tor the Herald
to handle the large amount of news
that is set each week. lie said. that
they would feel safer with d typeset-
ting machine to depend on than for
the help which is liable to quit most
any time and thus throw them down
GU composition for the paper.
Mr.. John Riha, of Vining, Ia, says,
II have been selling DeWitt's Kid
ney and Bladder Pills for about a
| year and they give better satisfac-
ton than any pill 1 eve sold. There
are a dozen people here who have
used them and they give perfect
satisfaction in every Ncase. I have
used them myself with fine results"
Sold by Scallin Broos.
w. t. LaFollette, editor of the
Gazette, is in Sioux Falls attending
a session in circuit court. MIR.
LaFoIlette is the defendant In a
criminal libel suit brought by Joseph
Kirby, an attorney of that city.
The suit grows out of the publica-
tion of a certain article published in
the Gazette concerning the character
of Mr.. Kirby. who at the time was
ore Of the attorneys in tile Kluf-
III
man murder case. A jury was
secured in the cas- late FRIDAY after
noon and the evidence is being intro
ducei Saturday.
John Slater. the game warden,
made his first haul of tine yiolators
of the game laws, when Frank
WEIGH pleaded guilty tt SEEMING in
:, Tthe lin river and he was tined $50
by Justice Markham. There were
four others in the party, who. how
n ever, did not appear in police court
and their names were therefore
withheld from the records. but they
all joined MI. WeIcb i'm the pigment
VI The fine. Warden Slater learned
that the parties had secured a seine
and he sent a deputy down to the
river to get the evidence. When
= they we're confronted with the evil
dance one of the young men peached
and admitted that they had been
seining..
T When you think of indigestion
think of Kodol, for it is without
s doubt the only preparation that COM
s pletely digests all classes of food.
And that is what you need when you
s have indigestion or stomach trouble
q something that will act promptly
d but thoroughly: something that will
d get right at the trouble and do the
s very work itself for the stomach by
digesttng the food that you eat and
that is Kodol. 1t is pleasant to take.
1t is sold by Scallin Bros.
/ The Gale had a good vaudeville
performance Thursday tHat gave
d good satisfaction to a fair audience.
O and with the excellent moving
picture entertainment tie w ninu
was an enjoyable me-. The Chap.
man sisters, dancers and singers
q with the protege, the colored lad,
k made a good hit with the audience
y Their act is clean and refined and
n they make a good effort to please the
O people. Their singing of the songs
G and their daneipR sp~ecialt1es were
, as good as has been seen on the local
stage in some time. Bessie Harmon
sang tile illustrated songs well, hel
o enuncfation being clear and her voice
g reaching all parts Of the house.
4 Later she appeared with MIR. Iarnes
IN a sketch OF the Fake and the
Prima Donna that brought out a
lot of applause. Bernard and Kerem
gave a "Sport and Hebrew" act that
: : was only fair
e A great many people imagine they
r have heart trouble when the fact Ii
e that the whole trouble lies in the
d stomach. The pains in the side
o around the region of the heart are
S not necessarily heart trouble. We
suggest that you start with the stom.
ach and whenever you feel you a de
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