The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-14

L J.. We!ch wenl tn Sioux City
Sat urda9 to attend a big meeting
of tiN. k,slGpts o. Columbus which
wtr held there Sunday.
Mss heo King, n of the teachers
in the primary Department of the
city schools, vas called to Parker Oh
the early train Saturday molniaa :
MI. AMI Mrs. Neil d. Graham, OF
Sioux Falls, arrived in the city
Thursday and were the guests !. of
Mr. and Mrs. Sid W. Smith over
Sunday.
T. j. Spangler has been over at
Alexandria a portion of the week
attending circuit court, and returned
home Friday evening. Mr.. Spangler
was che attorney for Robert Hilne-
brand when The was tried GU the
charge OF rape. The jury brought
in a verdict for acquittal for the
fdefendant.
W. IL. Merrick, of St. Paul, gen.
eral agent, and p. Sommertield, Of
st. Paul, state superintendent, for
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., are
In the city on business matters
with Frank Rockwell, the state
agent. The company will now into
larger quarters shortly in the room
occupied by W. B. Rowley s. Co..,
Y IN ith tI,o;. f,,,;t,,ro ac+oro
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is best for cuts, burns. hoiIs.
bruises AND scratches. 1t is especi-
ally good for piles. Sold by Sralliu
Bros.
Mrs Fl. D. Butterield and
daughter, Miss Roxepa, departed
Thursday morning for Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Mr.. Buttertield .got away
Saturday morning for the salne place
and Sunday evening he left
with Mrs. Buttertield for New York
city to make their purchases of dry
goods and novelties for the spring
and summer trade. They expect to
spend a month in the city, combin-
ing some pleasure with their business
trip.
The trouble with most cough
remedies is that they constipate.
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.
The Fulton Advocate announces
that a farewell party vas rendered
to MIR. and MIS- c. P. Gilmore las
Monday evening in honor OF taei
early departure for Watertown, liz
the northern part OF the state. A
a token of the esteem in which Mr.
aud Mis-. Gilmore are held by thei
friends and neighbors, they wer,
presented with a handsome set o
silver spoons They were forlne.
residents of this county, but a few
years ago moved over near Fulton t
engage IL farming. Mr.. Chino
will have a sale of his property q,
Feb. ID, and will then GOV L.
WATERFOWL.
Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis, says
81 have only taken four doses O
your Kidney and Bladder Pills ant
thoy hove dono eo~ nj c-o %l,o, ~,
other medicine has ever done. 1 All
still taking tie pills as 1 want a per
feet cuie." Mr.. Barber refers I,
DeWttt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
They are sold by Scailin Bros.
A Woonsocket special to the Siou,
City Journal states that Sanbo1,
county democrats would like to sc,
Edward Leehan. Of this city, e,ecte:
as N Of the eight delegates t.
represent South Dakota in the demo
cratic national convention, which
meets III Denver for the nomination
of a presidential candidate. Dawson
county democrats are active on tn
sane proposition, and If The Rep
"blican can do anything 10 help alon,
ffriend Leehan to get to Denver h
can be assured OF our hearty support
We don't know as Dawson count
ever had a representative at a demo
j, cratic national convention, hut tn
8 faithual believe that they are en-
! Titled to the recognition.
! A copy Of the Waterloo, Iowa
Reporter. was received by the Re
! publican announcing the death o
I John Fl. Mason. of that city. whicl
occrred Monday night at midniph
as the result OF double pneun onia
He had heen sick for a week or tw
with a severe cold, but had main
tanned his place at the head of hi
gIocery store right lonp along unit
the day Of bis death. He went dow
town Monday morning. opened tn
safe and started the men to work o.
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