The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-02-07
Miss Cora jelly returned Gome to
Scotland Satur av mornipg, after a
few days visit With friends.


Scotland satur av mornipg, after a;
few days visit With friends.
Miss Nellie Brennan. OF Savanna
ILL.,, who has been visiting with Mr.
and Mis-. John Mclaughlin for the
past two mOntns. reformed to her
home Saturday morning. Miss ..Bren-
nan made a number of warn friends
in the city.
Niialize the weak stomach, heart,
and kidney nerves with Dr.. Shoop's
Restorative and quickly set these
organs right DON'T stay sick.
Solo NY Diehl & Brown.
Assistant General Superintendent
Foster, of tue Milwaukee road, of
minneapolis, arrived in the city Sum
day mo ming on a special train from
Rapid City, having gone out there
Thursday afternoon to look over the
division lie went on to Minneapolis
In the afternoon.
The government thermometer reg
istered IA degrees below zero Satur
day and it hung to that point
until after 10 O'Clock. At l O'Clock
the mercury stood one degree above
zero. A yesr ago the cola spell was
on. hut it ended on Feb. I and
after THAT date the mercury went
below zero but once.
Pain anywhere, means congestion
blood pressure. DR.. Shops aead-
ache Tablets stop any pain in 20
minutes, by lemovinng the pressure.
25c. Sold ny Diebl s. Brown.
AT the regular meeting Of the board
OF education Friday evening, the
resignation of Miss Madse Corwin
was accepted and Miss Florence Gold,
OF Milbank. was appointed to fill the
position. The change takes place
on Feb. 8 The board accepted the
proposition of the graduating class
of 1907 to supply the corner stone of
the proposed new high school buil1.
ing.
Mrs. Phillip E. Tobin entertained
"a little girls Monday evening iu
honor of Ethel's tenth birthday. To
remind the little one that Valen.
tines Day was near, the dining room
was decorated with red and white
hearts. Various games we're played.
\ Refreshments we're served and at Z
O'Clock the little girls departed for
their homes wishing Ethel many
returns Of the day.
Stop that tickling cough with DR..
Shoop's Cough Cure! 1t is as safe
as sugar or flour-ine for children.
Works like a charm-is also whole
some prompt and satisfying. Three
sizes. Sole by Diehl aud Brown.
Miss Perle Wilson entertained a
: few OF her friends Friday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
cards. Prizes we've awarded to Misses
Helen Waterman and Florence Bras.
At 1880 tie young people were
ushered into the dining room where
q sun ptouS four course luncheon WIS
serve al er Wi ich the guests
departed voting it az enjoyable even
ing.
The Rev. a. w. Bell visi, ed the
high school Friday morning and
at the Invitation Of Prof. Ranel
maze an ad ir IS to the studtn MS or
"Opportunity and our m liking the
most of it " 1t was listened to with
great attention. Mr.. Bell said in
his remarks that he realized more
than ever tile nerd Of a new high
school Building and hoped before lonl
their wishes NAV he reallZ7d.
Pleventics will creek all colds ane
j, the Gripp %Pteventirs are littl,
Candy Cold Cure Tablets. N.
Quinine. no laxative, nothing harsl
or sickeninv. Good for feverisl
children. Box of 48 -25a.. Said b,
Diehl & brown
George austin has a force OF frou
forty 10 fifty men at work on eiegin,
the ditch for the sewer on the soutl
. side and they are making good head
way despite the cold weather whirl
: has prevailed since they commence,
work. The trench was STATED a
: the corner OF MI. Austin's lesidenc
' and run soutl: rs tho work could q
done ~hile arrhnge.np hts were bein;
= made to secure the right OF wa.
across the ground belonging to th
Milwaukee company. The work i
/, necessarily slow and tedious becaus
:, of the depth to which the ground /
frozen.
. Notwithstanding the very cold an
> disagreeable evening the receptio,
y and book shower was neld at th,