The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-07

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road to attend to soule legal matters.
Mis- Flank Chambers, of Mason
City, Iowa, arrived to make a visit
with her mother, MIS-. II. p.
Edison.
Us DeNitt's Little EARLY Risers,
pleasant little pills. IN y are cas-
to take. Sold by Scallin Bios.
t. L. White went to CenterNille
Monday morning nea which place he
mas several public sales to oticiate
at as an auctioDeer.
j. Z lIannett came home Sunday
afternoon from Des Moines, where
he was the most of the week taking
some dispositions IN cases.
Mrs Henry Snow and Mrs. A. Il.
Schwartzbach and little daughter
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at Letcher and came home
Monday morning.
R. II. S~cogpin, Of st. Paul, the
South Dakota representative OF the
st. Paul Dispatch, Is making his
headquarters in the city Will look
Ing after the interests of his paper
In the surrounding towns.
The trouble with most cough
remedies is that they consttpate.
kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently but promptly on the
bowels and at the same time it stops
the cough by soothing the throat and
lung irritation. Children like 1t.
Sold by Scallin Bros.
Mrs. E. G. Sphinx and Miss Belle
Sphinx departed Monday afternoon for
Meadow, where they will take up
their residence on their claims
Meadow is located on the Pacific
coast line Of the Milwaukee road
west Of Aberdeen.
Rev. F. j. Notion spent Sunday
at Bridgewater and Alexandria,
preaching at the former place in the
morning and at the latter in the
evening. MI. Norton covers quite a
good deal of territory for the Metho-
dist church 10 filling appointments
for absent pastors.
James Spry has been In Huron fer
several DAYS and returned home Sun.
day morning. He is the second vice
president OF the board Of control OF
the South Dakota Firemens' Associ-
alton, and the members met at
Huron to locate the sunni er con-
vention and tournament. Mr.. Spry
said that the tournament was located
at Pierre and the dates selected are
June l6, II, Is, 10.
Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis, says:
"l have only taken four doses of
your Kidney and Bladder Pills aud
they have done for Iue more than any
other medicine has ever done. | am
still taking IL e pills as I want a per-
fit cure. Mr.. Barber refers to
DelNit.'s Kidney aud Bladder Pills.
They are sold ty Scallin Bros.
Mrs. Geo e. Foster and Mrs. s. 6.
Boyce entertained at bridge whist
SATURDAY. afternoon at the home OF
the former. and it resulted in a most
ENJOYABLE afternoon. Mrs. II. c.
Drake got the prize for highest
points and Mrs. S. II. Scaliin
serured the consolation prize, while
Mis- }. u. Mccartney in cutting Tile
/. cards with tie rest of the guests
!. secured that prize. Dainty refresh.
men;s we're served and the h s;esses
were assisted by Mrs. George Fergu.
son, Mrs. Robert War;, Mrs. j. ID.
Anderson and Mrs. Geo. NJ. RoWley.
The following from. the Salt Lake
City. Utah, Tribune will he Of in
terest to the many frten IS of Mr.. anc
J Mrs G ~. Rathman. Who wer,
e former residents OF this c,tt: "Mr
and Mrs. George II Rathman
r formerly of Sioux City, / >. but nov
S Of Salt Lake, a'e rec iNn- tie ron
z SIdluInClOIS VI Ccc1l lIlCiluS ONCl III
ARRIVAL o: their first son. who cam
Monday, January q. Mis-. RatbmaI
is a daughter Of the late Captain T
f. Singiser, prominent in loca
# mining circles for some years past
Francis Glenn Wade, the son o
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4. Wade. died II
d their apartments over Wells (
5 Wells store, SUNDAY afternoon at
O'Clock as the result Of measles an,
! a very high fever. The boy wa
about IL years old. He vas takel
t sick about a week ago with tn
], measles and his condition was mad
worse by the high RIM of fever
which set in about Friday. In tn
evening of that day the boy went t
y bed ana went to sleep, from whic'
s he was never awakened. At time
his temperature went as high as 1Ot
9 Sunday morning Mrs. Wade trie
every possible way In which to arous