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

Wanted. a middle aged lady for
house keeper, en- farm. Small
family. AID ,ress Nj. TINS office.
! Miss Elsie Sargent, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. w.
BRYANT, for the past week, relurne'
hnmr to Nermillon this no ming.
De tits Carbolizei Witch lIpzel
Salve is te.t for cuts, bnns, noil
, blul,s aud scratches. 1t is especi-
ally goo1 for piles. Sold by Seallin
Bros.
H. j. Mohr, of Alexandria,
arrived i'm the city Sunday afternoon.
He transacted some legal business
and returned home Monday on
the II O'Clock Milwaukee passenger.
. Charles Seamat arrived home Fri
day evening from d tip OF two
months the most Of which time he
spent in oregon. Mr.. Seaman saw
some tine land out that way.
which is being sold quite rapidly.
Mis-. W. e. Anderson left Sunday
night via North Western for Chicago
and eastern markets to buy a spring
stock of millinery for the Anderson
Hat Shop" While away she will
secure the services of a trimmer
aud maker so that she may be able
to give personal attention to her
custoners.
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 1T stops
the cough by soothing the throat and
lung irritation. Children like 1T.
Sold by Scallin Bros.
L. D. Milne. the supreme secretary
of the Order of Home Guardians, LET,
Sunday afternoon for a trip to the
northern part of the state, going
first to I1oquois to attend a lodg,
meeting, and then to other points
He expects to witness the initiation
of several very large classes during
the week. which have teen worked
up by the agents IN advance OF hi
coming.
Senator Kittredge passed through
the city Monday from Chamber
lain. The senator has been delivering
addresses out in that section, an,
was received with much enthusiasm
and heartiness by the people. 'rha'
evening the senator spoke a
Parkston. Wherever Senator Kit
tredge has spoken in the past tw'
weeks he has been received in fin
i shape and his speech has been re
> ceived in such a manner as to carr
g conviction to the minds of tn
d people.
Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis.,, says
h"I haYe only taken four doses G
a your Kidney and Bladder Pills an
4 they have done for me more than an
other medicine has ever done. / al
u still taking IT, pills as / want a pei
,lfect cure" Mr.. Barber refers t
DeWits's Kidney and Bladder Pill:
They are sold oy Scallin Bros.
d Brief funeral services vera bel
over this remains of Glen Sticklcr a
d the home Of his parents a mil
northeast of town. sunday mornin.
IS which we're conducted by Rev. A
Craig Bowdish. The remains wei
s taken back to Centerville, Iowa
a Sunday morning for interment. I'll
deceased was horn in Appanoos
county, Iowa, near Centerville, Oct
It S, 1885. He died Saturday mornin
as the result Of consumption, b:
parents moving here about a yea
,e ago for The benefit of their son
health.
% Glen Stickler died at I'll
home Of his parents, about a mi.
and a half northeast of this city, tn:
morning at 8 o'clock, aged about {
It years. The young roan has been sic
e with consumption for the past fe'
k years and one year ago the parent
n moved here from Mystic, Iowa, i
the hope that the change of climat
might be beneficial to their son
health. The disease, however, ha
S evidently too firm a hold on hi
d system to be shaken of and he passe
j away. The remains were take
back to Mystic Sunday morning &c
ipterment. Aside from the fathe
G and mother. the young man leave
three brothers and a sister to mour
f his untimely death.
The Crescent Tennis Club held 1t
t annual meeting Sunday afternoo
and cleaned up the business OF til
Il past year, which was one OF the mos
t enthusiastic of any years tennis !