The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-28

Reamer anne home last evening from
Sioux City, where they attended the
meeting of the Sioux Valley Medical
Association, and participating in the
program by resenting papers.
Oliver Grace, a former University
student and now engaged in an ag-
ricultural station in North Dakota,
arrived Friday and is visiting at the
hone of his father Robert Grace. He
has just been in Washington on bust
moss connected with his department.
Mr.. md Mrs. Arthur Bjodstrop
errived ame from their trip to Cali
fornia, where they Went a short time
before Thanksgiving. expecting to re-
main until the opening Of spring.
MI. Bjodstrop was called home on
business and the bridal trip was cut
short a couple of months.
Since the closing out of his inter-
est in the hardware business here
w. A. Barber has decided to enter
the banking business in partnership
with his brother at Esmond, in
Kingsbury county. Mr.. Barber has
some business affairs to wind up yet
so he probably will not move until
late in the winter.
John w. Arney, his mother and
brother left Thursday for Under
wood, near Rapid City. Mr.. Arney
stated that his father died very sud
denly as the result of a stroke of
paralysis. The stroke occurred a
week ago Wednesday and he died
the following Monday. Previous to
that time he had been in good health.
j. w. Shelby went to Emmetsburg,
Iowa Thursday to attend the fun
eral services over the remains of Will
liam Patton, a brother of M. F. Pat
bank. Mr.. Patton left for Emmets-
burg. yesterday but did not reach
his destination until late in the
afternoon, his brother passing away
at the Don hour.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chic
reform. nothing Unsafe or harsh
Sold by Diehl & Brown.
Rev. w. A. Grafton, superinten-
dent of the Anti-Saloon League, re-
turned Thursday from Pierre. He
stated that Wednesday afternoon DR..
Fl. p. Carson filed the county option
petition with the secretary of state
in behalf of the Federation of
Churches of South Dakota, which is
cooperating with the various tenn
perance organizations of the state in
the effort that is to be put forth to
carry county option at the next gen
eral election.
NJ. w. McQuigg, one of the proprie-
tors of the Sunny South Co.," is
having all kinds of hard luck. He
has been confined to his room in The
Mitchell since before Christmas with
rheumatism, and he received word
a few days ago from his partner that
their private car, in which the com
pany travelled, was destroyed by fire
at Tracy, Mimi, last week, sustain.
ing a loss of $1,000, which was part
ly covered by insurance. The origin
of the fire is not known, but it was
thought to have caught from the
heater to the draperies of the
The news was quite a shock to Mr.
McQuigg.
Preventics-those Candy Colo
Cure Tablets-will safely and quick.
) ly check all colds and the Grip. TT,
them once and see! 48-25c. Sold by
Diehl & Brown.
With two days like yesterday an6
today the snow will not last much
: longer. Yesterday the THERMOMETERS
5 registered at Al degrees and it wa
!, fully as warm today. while during
r the two previous nights the ther
mometer hardly went below freezing
We confidently anticipate that mex
!, week the weather will turn gooe
and cold, for the live stock associa
ton will be here and also the poul
, try show. During these periods ii
, the past five years the murcery ha'
, travelled far below zero and remained
there. The weather man may foo
! us this year and give the stockmel
and poultry fanciers some goot
weather for the respective shows.
! At the meeting of Mitchell Band
: which name was adopted as the Off
: cial title of the organization, Wed
a nesday evening, officers were electee
to have charge of the band affairs
y Walter B. Broadbent was elected
e president and J.. G. Wood was electet
S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. There wer'
s +u,optv mrcicianS ont n. rehearsal nj