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

Mrs. c. y. Anderson and little son
departed Saturday for Monona,
Iowa, to visit with relatives.
Miss Lavon Middleton, of Adel,
Iowa, has arrived in the city for a
visit with her sister. Mrs. f. c. Drake.
Miss Ella Eads, who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Pollock. de-
parted Friday for Tyndall. where
she will accept a position as stenog-
rapher.
Or. Geo. p. Din departed Saturday
for Big Stone Lake TO spend the
summer. DR.. Dix said at the last mo-
ment he was undecided whether TO
takes his skates along or trust TO
nature TO have things adjusted in
the course of a few weeks.
An old Missouri river pilot in the
person of Harry Yocum, of Chamber
lain, passed through the city Friday
on his way to Bismark. North Da-
kota, where he will run a line OF
boats for the Benton Packet Company
on the Missouri near that place. MI.
Nocum will work in North Dakota
until the river closes up this fall.
The ~cleverest imitation OF real cof-
fee eve made is DR.. shoop's Health
Coffee. It is fine in flavor-and is
made in Just one minute. No tedious
90 or so minutes boiling. Made from
pure pareheo grains, malt. nuts, etc.
sample free. Diehl 4 Brown. Joe L..
l.ovinger.
County Superintendent Browne,
DIR. Samuel Weir, f. L. Ransom, Of
the Educator Publishing Co, and Mr.
and Mrs. O. w. Coursey came home
Friday from Pierre. where they
had been TO attend the meeting OF the
county superintendent of the state.
Superintendent Ustrud presented
something of the new school law
amendments. and explained many
things of interest = the superinten-
dents, Every county in the state,
with the exception of two, were repre-
scented.
j. H. Partow tool charge Saturday
morning of the dray line conducted by
l.. A. Amsden for so many years, and
Mr.. Amsden will retire from the bust
ness. He is the last of the oldtime
draymen that have done business for
so many years in Mitchell. Mr.. Ans
den started in the dray business real
ly before there was much of Mitchell,
and the first of the kind he engaged
in was to haul claim shanties that
were constructed here III to the
claim of a settler, and for which he
That was about IS years ago and he
has been hauling freight and doing
all classes of dray business ever since
that time. He has had a good pat
ronage and served his patrons Well.
Mr.. Amsden has been in poor health
for some little time and he is going
to devote his time to getting back to
his former rugged health.
Don't drug tie stonlncn or simulate
the Heart or Kidney That is wrong
1t is the veal, nerves that are CRYING
out for hell. Vltalize these weak in
side controlling nerves with DR.
Shoop's Restorative, and see how
quickly good health viii, come to you
again. Test it and see' Sold by all
dealers.
Saturday the Wells. Fargo EN-
press Co. assumed control of the en-
press business on the system of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul rail
road. displacing the old United States
which has been doing business Oh that
road for a great many years. The
Wells Fargo company is a newcomer
in this section of the northwest, AND
is not SO we'll known, having operated
pretty generally in the far west. The
company sent an entire new outfit
to Mitchell, two single and one double
wagon, new furniture for the office
and new trucks for use at the depot.
II. e. Page is retained as the agent
of the company and there will be ne
change in the rest Of the force. Mr.
j.. O'Donnell is the routa agent fai
the company and will make his head
quar- ers in this city to look .ter ts
business over the system. 1t is stat
that United States viii retaliate on
the Wells Fargo company by getting
a large slice of new territory on Al
coast railroad thai viii give it more.
mileage than yer the milwaukee
systeIn.
Friday evening the l1lks save their
initial dancing party since moyiHsI
info tho aIt,I r1n,ftc o,J ~ yae,Etg =