The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogge, who
have been visiting Mrs. Rogge's par
ents near Mt. Vernon for several
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Clarence Pine left Thursday
for Omaha, where he expects t. take
a position with the Swift Packing
Co. as bookkeeper.
Mrs. Jos. Koch departed Thursday
morning for Attica, Ind, to make a
visit with relatives, and expects to
be away for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean who
lived in Mitchell some 10 or is
years ago, have returned and will
take up their residence again in this
city. Flo the last few years they
have been living in the northeastern
part of tie state.
Sheriff George Huston came down
from Fort Pierre Saturday with a
boy sentenced to a term in the train
ing school at Plankinton. The boy
was left in charge of the local Off
Gals and that evening taken to
P%lankinton by Superintendent S. f.
Young.
The Pensacola. Fla, Journal, of
Jan. - contains the following SOC
iety item: Mrs. Ray Smith, of
Mitchell, So. Oak, who, with her lit
tie o Dick has been spending some
weeks at DeFuniak Springs, is in
Pensacola, the guest of her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayes on East HILL,
The latter We're former residents of
Mitchell.
The body OF Mrs. z. T. Love, who
died Friday morning, was shipped
Sunday morning to Britt, Iowa, the
former home of the deceased. A
short prayer service was held at the
house at COS west Seventh Avenue
by DR.. t. j. Macmurray, of the
Presbyterian church. The pa%ll-bearers
were Martin Olson, M. F. Boyden,
Harry Stentz, Carl Anderson, G. G..
Wilson, and Richard Kelley.
Henry Swindler departed Thursday
morning for Sanborn, Iowa. Mr..
Swindler said that the work on the
new electric light plant was pro-
crossing nicely and that he thought
steam could be turned on the en-
CINE within two weeks. After run
ming the engine for several days and
getting things adjusted the patrons
Of the plant will be given a good ser
vice.
For health and happiness-De-
Wits Little Early Risers-small
gentle, easy, pleasant little liver
pills, the best made. Sold by Diehl &
I Brown.
> Aberdeen had another serious fire
Thursday morning at 3 o'clock the
Hawkeye elevator was completely de
stroyed. 1t was not known how the
fire originated. The elevator was
filled with grain, and the total loss
was placed at $4,000. No other
property was damaged by the fire
but many thought it was ST. Luke!
hospital, which is within a block o.
! the elevator.
Rev. j. p. Conant returned home
to Minneapolis Wednesday afte,
$ conducting a series of successful re
vival meetings at the Baptist churcl
l and which closed Wednesday even
ing. His work has been appreciate,
to a great extent and much good ha
been accomplished by holding tn,
h meetings. He will occupy the pulpi
e in his own church next Sunday an,
on the following Monday evening h
n will begin a series Of revival meet
ings at that point.
n Always have Kenney's Laxativ,
Cough Syrup handy, especially TO
T the children. 1t tastes nearly as goo,
o as maple sugar. 1t cures the cold b
gently moving the bowels throug.
g its laxative principle, and at tn
same time it is soothing for throa
/ irritation, thereby stopping tn
y cough. There is nothing as good
d Sold by Diehl & Brown.
r. Secretary Whitaker of the Y.
d G. A. held the first meeting Of tn
Discussion Club of the Intermediat
Glass in the gymnasium room We
nesday evening at 6 o'clock. TIL
q tables were set with dishes, etc., tina
were generously contributed by tn
y mothers of the boys who belong t
y the class, and a good, substantial