The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-22

left Saturday for Omaha TO WISH Wllh
her parents.
Roy Woodman came home satur-
day from Highland Park col
lege at Des Moines, where he is TAX
ing the pharmacy curse.
Delvan II. Becker arrived home
from Chicago Friday evening. While
there he purchased a large line OF
fall goods for Becker's Big Cloth
ing House and also purchased quite
a few novelties for summer wear.
Pains of women, head pains or any
pain stopped in 20 minutes sure, with
DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets. See
full formula on csc. Box. Sold by
all dealers.
The Rebekahs We're very busy Fri
day night when they initiated twelve
candidates into the order, which
makes a fine addition to the already
large membership. After the work
of rhe evening refreshments We're
served.
In circuit court Saturday Judge.
Smith heard 3 divorce asses; Mabel
Greene VS.. Charles Il. Greene; Alice
Lewis VS.. II. N. Lewis; Mabel r.
Cummings VS.. Olin w. Cummings.
DEGREES were granted in each in
stance and the ground of cruelty was
alleged in each complaint by the
wives.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shops
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloro-
| form, nothing unsafe or harsh, Sold
by al dealers.
a. l.. Zavitz completed the trade
of a piece of land near Huron to w.
A. Barber for his residence in the
northwestern part of the city. MIR.
Zavitz came here from Philip a little
over four months ago, and will con
tinue to make Mitchell his home.
He move here to take advantage Of
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the high school and college.
j. O'Donnell arrived in the city
Sunday afternoon and hereafter will
be located in Mitchell as the route
agent for the United States Express
Co. and later with the Wells, Fargo
Express Co., when it takes over the
express business of the company
May /. Mr.. O'Donnell will have
charge of the territory north TO Alb
erdeen, to Rapid City, and from Yves.
sington Springs to Wells, Mimi. The
business of the territory has GROVE
to such large proportions that the
company finds it necessary to place
a route agent in the enter of it.
The Elks had a big meeting Fri
day night when sever candidates
We're initiated into the order. After
the work was concluded Exalted
Ruler Milne called upon Deputy
a few remarks. Mr.. Spanglel
attended the lodge session for TIL,
purpose of inspecting the order. He
made a few suggestions coming from
tho supreme officers as TO the work
and commented quite freely on th'
local lodge as to its efficiency anC
the splendid spirit which prevails
lie felt THAT With tho members back
ing up the present corps of officer
that within the year Mitchell viii
| have the banner lodge of the state
He complimented the officials on TIN
success which attended their frs
efforts at initiation. The lodge thel
adjourned to partake of a luncheon
, which had been arranged by Catere
Mccarthy. The Koolish orchestr;
and the Elks quartet furnished mus
ic at frequent intervals and the soc
ial hour proved a very ~enioyabl,
one.
prevens:cs those Candy Cold Cur,
TABLETS Will safely and quick.
check all colds and the Grip. TT.
tnem once ana see! 4S-G5c. Sold D,
all dealers.
A jolly bunch of stock yards mel
of Sioux City spent Saturday in Mitch
ell. Among the number wer'
w. H. Benn, trafifiic manager
Jerome Magiviny, associated witt
the yards, George S. Parker
president of the Live Stool
National bank, George w. Waite, O
Waite & Lake Commission Co., w
P. Grimes, with Walter Bros, w. NJ
Ward, of the Ward Commission Co.
Harry Holmes, with Long & Hampton
H. G. Pierce of Pierce & Babcock
and r. c. Kistleman. These gentle
men ere all doing business at TIL
stock yards in the purchase of cattle
They are making a tour of the stool
country Of the northwest, travelling il
ula nrivatn oor Tbny wont ont 4,