The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-21

man, Meme sdav, FeD. 10, a son.
Mrs. Jos. Belts departed "Wednesday
morning for ALEXANDRIA to visit with
relatives.
S. n. Morgan buys hides. pelts,
tallow and furs. First Avenue cat,
Mitchell.
D. A. Mizener. secretary OF the
Mitchell Trust Co., departed Wednes-
day morning for Chicago on a bnsi-
ness trip.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Robinson, Friday, Feb. IA, a
daughter. They reside on the south
sije.
For Rent. An improved farm IL
mills southeast of Riverside, ll5
acres under cultivation. O. E. Cas-
sem, Mitchell, s ID.
A. E. Hitchcock. II. E. Hitch
cock, I. j. Spangler, and q. G.
I Thompson have cases before tue
present term OF. citcuit court at
P%lankinton.
Vitalize the weak stomach, heart,
and kidney nerves with DR.. Shoop's
Restorative and quickly set these
organs right Don't stay sick.
Sold by Diehl & Brown.
The knights of Columbus gave a
dancing party In their ball Tuesday
evening at which about twenty-five
couples were present. a very enjoy
able evening resulted In cancing to
music furnished by Hoyt's orchestra.
william o. Rushton and Miss
Hester M. Shank, Of White Lake.
we're married. at the Congregational
parsonage Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish. They
returned 90 the afternoon train TO
White Lake, where tley will make
their home IN q farm.
Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Deliver and
Hon. e. W. Martin. OF Deadwood,
and Z. d. Mancnester. Of Sioux
Falls, arrived In the city Wednesday
morning. The gentlemen are here to
attend q meeting with the trustees
OF Dakota Wesleyan University on
corning the location Of tue acatemy
In the Black Hills country.
There will be a Civil Service
examination held here on the 10Th
to secure a list Of persons eligible. to
appointment to The positions Of
clerks and carriers in the local post
}. oiice. There is a clerk vacancy to be
filled at once. Very few appIica IONS
have been filed as yet. THIS !, an
}, OPP rluniLv for suil.e Dli,iIt M.,,ng
ma {. WOMAN to S. III an apL. int.
ment OF. tiseir merits.
larevenlics will check all colds and
: the Eripp.. ~l.etentics az litlle
Candy Cold Cure Tabl. is. No
Quinjne. no laxative, nothing harsh
or sickening. Good for fevprish
Diehl s. Brown.
] Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Erion. at
$ their home III Prosper township
Thursday evening, rendered a re-
ception 10 their son Harry, and his
wife, who returned froiD their bridal
= trip Wednesday evening. There
r we're annnt s%.vrntg-tive ffienOs
gathered at tile Erion nome sd a
r tho opghly delighted esen,ne re-
suited from the assemblaue OF ir,,nds.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
J. 81. Murphy, Of the firm OF
. Allanson-Murpby. of Chicago, was in
the city and departed Friday evening
for Aberdeen. Mr.. Murphy's COM
) pany handles all the eating houses
I and lunch counters on the Milwaukee
system. he said that when the
: Milwaukee company builds the new
passenger station in Mitchell that
his company will put in a fine lunch
. counter and also a dining room. Mr..
Murphy was unable to say how soon
the company would start on the
building project, but he seemed to
3 be hopeful that it was to be done.
j. 81. Davis departed Wednesday
for a trip back to Marion, Cedar
. Rapids. and Central City, Iowa, the
t latter being the former home Of Mr..
Davis. This energetic Mitchell maj
will do some good talking for the
state 10 an agricultural way, for be
, is very enthusiastic about the crop.
that are raised in this section. The
Iowa farmer is not 80 akeptlcal "a lie
e was some years back c%oncerninR the
. crops that are produced out here and
we think that Mr.. Davis can CARY
. conviction to their hearts II ANYONE
. can.
Thursday evening Carl b. Nortor
celebrated bis twelfth birthdsy and
t his parents, Rev. and Mn. i. ],
Norton brought 10 sixteen u hi
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