The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-01-21

morning from W~oonSocket, where he
was attending the circuit court ses-
sion.
Miss Myrtle Coleman who has a
millinery store at Ogden, Iowa, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c..
w. Coleman.
Mrs. j. X. Smith entertained Fri
day several friends from out of town.
They We're Mesdames Taubman and
Seth Noble, of Plankinton, Mesdames
Mark Belts, H. H. Gary, and Miss
Samuels of Mt. Vernon.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shops
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chic
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Sold by Diehl & Brown.
Miss Margaret McGivern, who has
been a saleslady in Vermilyea's dry
goods store, departed Friday morn
!, ing for her home at Davenport, Ia,
where she expects to remain. Miss
McGiNern is a capable young lady
and made many kind Friends in the
city.
r, The Mitchell Auto & Supply Co.
Thursday turned over to Drs. b.. A.
!. n c.. s. Bobb their automobiles
of the 1909 pattern. The cars are of
the run-about kind and fit nicely into
the practice of their profession and
yet can be used for pleasure purpos-
3 es. This, however, is not the best
: automobile weather.
AT a recent meeting of Mitchell
Canton, l. o. o. F., No. 9, the follow
ing officers were elected for the n
suing year: Captain A. G. Bergquist;
, lieutenant, Sam w. Rowley; ensign,
K. A. Johnson; clerk, j.. T. Miller;
accountant, S. B. Sphinx. At the meet
ing the Canton arranged to give their
second annual military ball on March
G II in the city hall.
Pains of women, neau pains, or
any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure
with DR.. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets.
. See full formula on Csc box. Sold by
Diehl & Brown.
The following officers of Mitchell
d Encampment, L. o. o. F., were cleo
ted at a recent meeting: Chief Pat
riarch, Ed Purcells; high priest, f
j. WEIGH; senior warden, Nels Jen.
sen; Junior warden, j. T. Miller;
treasurer, S. B. Sphinx; scribe G. e
Mason, who installed the officers.
The Encampment expects to mi
= tate a large class at the first meet
= ing in February.
DR.. Samuel Weir and little son
" Richard, arrived home from Chicago
Sunday afternoon. DR.. Weir had beer
If to Chicago to attend a convention O
1T the presidents of Methodist Univer
stiles and colleges, before which DR.
Weir presented a paper on "The In
= tegrity of the College Course" an in
" vestigation of which he has pursued
= for several months. A banquet wa
: given Thursday evening at the Audit
:. orium by the Methodist Social Union
N The county commissioners award
te ed the contract Thursday for the ney
N boiler of the heating system at tn
ii court house to Geo. w. Austin, of thi
al city for the sum of of $685.. This in
cludes the complete installation o
the boiler and the removal OF thu
old one. This afternoon the commits
;, sioners drove out to the poor farm
on a tour of inspection having finish
- ed the checking up of all the count,
- officials.
ir Rev. A. G. Stevens, of Minneapolis
oil and a former pastor of the Methods
church of this city, has been secure
lg by the local church board to off
ciate at the forward movement whic
ne win be held Jan. 81. On that da
in the new bonds will be offered t
er raise the money for making furthe
improvements on the church in tn
es way of decorating the interior. Non
a of this money, however, will be use
er for the pipe organ fund, which is t
1T. be a later consideration.
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ai- Several of the ladies associate
ne with the Mitchell Club have sugges
'ht ed that a "cotillion" be given in lie
~ of a regular club dance. The direc
a. ors have given authority for the SUI
Is stitution, and it is expected to be he,
no in the course of two or three week
~ The following ladies have been a
pointed by the Club president to a
'h- range for the affair: Mrs. Geo.
Rowley, chairman, Mrs. l.. D. Min
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