The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-15

Visit with relatives in the ci tQr sew
erai days.
q. NJ, hlousia departed on a trip
Via the Milwaukee road out ON The
coast extension, stopping at Butte,
Mont, and other points in that sec
ton OF the state.
II. ID. Welch arrived home THUS
day afternoon for a short vacation
from Nermillion where he is Il STU
dent in the State University.
Deacon b. Morse and his grand
daughter, Miss Fay Rowley, who have
been in the city since the interment
of Mrs. b. Morse, departed Thursday
for their home at Wabash, Ind.
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quickly loosened with DR.. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloro-
form, nothing unsafe or harsh, Sold
by al dealers.
l.. Nj. Sampson and family moved
to LeMar, Mo-, last fall to spend the
winter, and returned to Mitchell
Thursday evening to remain through
the summer months. Mr.. Sampson
owns some property in the vicinity of
Mt. Vernon and wants to be near
it this summer. Speaking of the
winter weather in Missouri he said
that the coldcst day they had there
was about equal to the weather we
are having at the present time.
We notice by the Aberdeen Ameri-
can that c.. NJ. Howe was buried at
| Mellette a few days ago, and that he
had passed away out in California,
where he had been to spend the viii
ter. The writer was we'll acquainted
with the late MI. Howe, and which
began some % years ago during the
Sphinx county seat campaign. Mr..
Howe held several state appointments
in years gone by. He acquired some
large holdings in the vicinity of
Mellette and was rateu as being
worth about S20g 600.
j. j. Burns, a brother of Conduct
or Mike Burns, made his first run
into Mitchell Wednesday afternoon
as the second regular passenger en-
gineer between Mitchell and San
born. Mr.. Burns has been given the
run held for so many years by Will,
liam Woodman, and gives up the ruI
he had out of Mason City for sc
many years. The passenger u be.
tween Mitchell and Sanborn is sale
by the engineers to be about the besr
one on the entire Milwaukee system
Conductor John Weber, VIII
went south Thursday on the Mil
waukee passenger run, told the Re
publican that he had a prett,
straight tip from Chicago to the eff
feet that the Milwaukee road would
start its white Flyer" service GU
of Chicago on April 20 to make tn
run via Mason City and Mitchell, an,
from here to Aberdeen and on west
John said the dope might be wrong
but it came from what he consider
ed a reliable source. All previou
= statements emanating from the Mil
waukee officials are to the effect tina
= this through train service would nc
be started until late of this year.
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1t is the veal: nerves that are cryin
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dealers.
IN a letter from Manager Jenck'
. of Sioux Falls, he states hat tn
date which was cancelled recent
$ with Miss Hortense Nelson. who is
: sister of the famous Alice Nielsen
will be filled some day next weel
when she will appear in "The Lad
! from the Sea-" The play is an Ell
! tirely new one in this country, and
has never been seen until p%resente
! by Miss Nielsen. Manager Jencl
also said that he expects to send h
j, stock company over from Sioux Fal
!, some time in May to remain q weel
when it will present such plays
When We Were Twenty-one. III
G Middleman", 1.-The Heir of the Hoo.
!, ah, "The Man From Mexico" etc.
\ The Norwoods had a very lare
: audience at the Gale theatre Frlda
!, night, many Of whom were attracte
by the fact that several young ladle
j, had expressed a desire to be place
e under the hypnotic influence, pr'
t viding the professor would go cas-
e with them. FOur Young ladies al