The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-13

Raymond Blynn returned Thurs
day afternoon to Rapid City where
he is a student in the State School
of Mines.
John Dobson has returned from
Rochester, Mimi, where he has been
lin the hospital for several weeks
past recovering from an operation
for appendicitis. His health is now
much improved.
d. A. Braught came down from
Lennon Thursday to remain a few
days. Mr.. Braught said that the
country up that way was fast being
developed and that many new set
tiers located there this spring. Lem
mon is on the Pacific coast extern
sion of the Milwaukee road and is
destined to become n of the lead
ing towns of that section.
Messrs. Barnard, Scott and Dawes
completed the sale yesterday OF the
l.. M. Sampson farm in Lisbon town
ship to Ellis Williams, of Harrington,
Neb. The price paid was $45 per
acre. MI. Williams proposes to move
up here Immediately and take pos
son will move to a farm farther
south in the county.
The next session of the Southeast
ern South Dakota Teachers Associa-
tion will be held in Mitchell. in April
of 1910. The Mitchell representa-
tives were able to impress the dele
gates that Mitchell will entertain
the teachers right and consented to
pay the city a second visit. j. j.
Manthey, principal of the city schols
was elected secretary of the associa-
|tion.
A. G. Berry and j. H. Davis drove
IS, miles into the country Thursday
afternoon with a team belonging ia
Mr.. Berry, and Davis was a candi.
date for the purchase OF the animals
while the men we're at the farm the
horses took fright at something ant
ran away while both of the men were
close to them. but the start was 81
sudden that neither could catch the
horses, although Mr.. Berry succeed
ed in getting one finger on the line
The runaway caused the men to max,
a fve-mile walk to catch them ant
they finally got the buggy and thu
horses together so they could drive
home. 1t was rather an exciting ex
perience and neither wants to in
dulge in such a walking fest withou
some previous training.
Prevent1cs-those Candy Cold Cur,
check all colds and the Grip. TT,
them once and see, 4S-25c. Sold b,
all dealers.
Commissioner Ness spent the da.
in Sioux Falls Thursday before The
a hard tussle with the Messrs. Cur
tbs of the Milwaukee company, John
son of the Northwestern and Chute
of the Minneapolis & St. Louis road
Mr.. Ness presented his reasons 70
asking the commission to ~establisl
joint rates for a state traffic and TO
special application to rates to tn
Black Hills country from Mitchell
The railroad representatives wer
present to oppose the proposition Q
Mr.. Ness, and the commission viii
take the question under advisemen
and will render a decision in a shor
time.
Don't drug the stomach or stmulat
the Heart or Kidneys That is wrong
1t is the weak nerves that are cryini
out for help. Vltalize these weak in
side controlling nerves, with Dr.
Shoop's Restorative, and see hoy
quickly good health will come to yo,
again. Test it and see' Sold by al
dealers.
Mrs. d. M. Tiffany, Mrs. Lanni
Brown and Mrs. f. M. White wer,
hostesses to a large number of thei
lady friends Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons, when they gave tw,
social functions at the home Of Mrs
Tiffany in the nature of a five o'clocl
tea. Both affairs were planned to
nicely and were carried out to tn,
utmost pleasure of the guests. Invita-
tions had been issued to one hundret
and twenty-five and there were yer,
few regrets. While the decoration
were not particularly lavish they wer
in fine taste and gave an added charm
to the rooms. In the dining ROOF
red and green predominated and il
the center of the table was placed
beautiful May basket, filled with car
nations, geraniums and smilax. Il
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