The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06

Avenue west.
Miss Maud Stemler, of Blendon
township, left Saturday for Norway.
where she will visit relatives the
coming summer.
G. d. Adams, the owner of the
Olympia, arrived in the city to re-
main a few days.
DR.. Stevenson the eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist will not only
be in Mitchell Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday, but all day Friday.
May IA at the Widmann hotel.
Sheriff Plotner has purchased a
new Ford automobile which he will
use in the performance of his Off
cial duties.
See John H. Creighton for Manure
Spreaders.
Jacob Stemler left Saturday even
ing for Alberta, Canada, where he
will look over the country with "A
NiCN u liiNtStIlS.
Roy Woodman has accepte a
position with j. IL. Ferris, The drug
gist. Roy has been studying pharmacy
in a regular school and is we'll equip
ped for the work. He has recently
taken the examination of the State
Board of Pharmacy.
John Schmidt and wife. who lived
Tor a good many years on their farm
in Lisbon township, have just moved
to the city and will occupy their resi-
dence On Second Avenue west. Mr..
Schmidt said that he has turned the
farm over to the boys to run hereaf-
liter.
See w. E. Rathbun for reliable
hail insurance, Mitchell, S. ID.
day in the city. He is engaged in the
drug business at that place. Mr..
Ash said that Pukwana was now
entirely rebuilt after the tornado tore
the town nearly to pieces last sum-
mer, and there are hardly any evil
dences left of the storms disaster.
People h nave been urging the
warm weather to come on have had
their moneys worth Tuesday when the
at So degrees at the noon hour. AL
though it was a little warm it seemed
something like we have been pinine
for in this country.
For fire and tornado insurance see
w. e. Rathbun, agent for The Roya'
Insurance Co.
Julius A Plante went down to
%Spencer, la, Tuesday morning and he
will have charge of the passenger
engine on the short run up to Spirit
) Lake during the summer months
Julius has been the engineer on the
doubtless the change will be apprec
lated.
81 The Ministerial Association me
f Monday to reorganize. ana Civ
new life TO the association. which ha
been in a quiet state for some time
The officers elected are as follows
President Rev. A. G. Bowdish; y
s. Whitaker, secretary. Those in al
tendanca side from the officers wer
Rev. f. VI. letters, Or. T. j. Macmul
ray and Or. j. $. Hoagland.
For reliable nail insurance Sc W
e. Rathlun. Over the Fair ore
Guy GaFollette was up from siou
: City over sunday to take part in tn
transfer OF the Mitchell Gazette, j.
which he was interested. He return
ed Monday TO Sioux City. Ere
: LaTollette. who has been in chare
of the Gazette since early in the viii
: ter. expects 10 join Guy in a newspf
: per venture out in idaho WITHIN tn
course of a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Purdy and the:
grandson, Rufus Lowell, arrive
II home Friday from Hot Spring
Ark. whore they have been since La
y fall for the benefit of the health {
Mrs. Purdy and the young boy. bot
of whom are sufferers with rheum;
tism. After reaching Hot Spring
Mrs. Pnrdy was Informed by tt
: physicians that she was afflicted wit
: Bright's disease. She shows some in
. provement in her rheumatic trouble
The Lowell boy has beer having
= very serious time with the rheum;
tic trouble for several years.
Call and see that Information;
$ Auto Buggy at John H. Creighton
The Agnew brothers, who recent,
q purchased the Gazette, assume
l. charge Monday, and hereaftt
o will give their personal attention
st the business. One of the brother
l. has had eXDerience in tho newsnan M