The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-04
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs . w. c.
Howorth, Friday, February 26th, a

DR.. Geo. p. Dix went to Aberdeen
Thursday and expects to be gone
for an indefinite period When he
returned home from st. Louis a few
days ago he was partially i'll and has
become worse since.
District Attorney, E. e. Wagner
and Judge F. R. Aikens, Of Sioux
Falls We're in the city today appear
ing before Judge Smith in chambers
in the case of Charlotte Silance VS..
the Dalton State bank and Ludwig
Loevinger. The case is from the
docket of Aurora county.
O. w. Coursey received a letter
from his father n mother who lived
for a quarter OF a century in Beadle
county, but who have been spending
the winter at Topeka. Kan, stating
that they have decided TO return to
South Dakota soon and TO spend the
remainder of their old days at Mitch
ell. They will buy d small tract of
istiA0 SiC Owns tlC L
creek not far from the city, build
them a cottage and settle down for
a peaceful old age.
Fol- health ana happiness-De-
Wits Little Early Risers-small
gentle, easy, pleasant little liver
pills, the best made Sold by Diehl &
Brown.
Sidney Graham left Thursday
afternoon for Huron where he will
represent the University at a meet
ing of the state college athletic
board. Some business of Importance
will come before the board at his
time, as the question will be decided
as to the d%esirability of admitting
the Rapid City School of Mines, Sioux
Falls College and Aberdeen Normal
to the state athletic association. Of
the three, Rapid City will probably
be the only one taken in.
At the meeting of the Methodist
quarterly conference Thursday even
ms, was ~ v NY DlS-
trict superintendent Dobson, a new
pastor vas selected for the church.
The church committee has been look
ing over the field for the past six
weeks and at this meeting recon-
mended the appointment of Rev. j. S.
Hoagland. of Greencastle, Ind. The
report of the committee was ~unaniln-
ously accepted and a call was extend
ed to the gentleman. Mr.. Hoagland
is g young man of AZ years Of ago.
and letters of endorsement received
gave him an excellent standfHg AIS a
pastcr of he type that will fit the con-
ditions in Mitchell. He has had but
three pastorates during the years he
has been in tho ministry and is on
his tenth year at Greencastle, which
is a college town of 1000 students.
MIR HoaSland was selected for his
ability to fit in with a college town
MI. Hoagland expects to come tC
Mitchell in the course of two or three
weeks.
Always have Kenney's Laxative
Cough Syrup handy, especially fol
the children. 1t tastes nearly as goot
as maple sugar. 1t cures the cold by
gently moving the bowels through
its laxative principle. and at the
same time it is soothing for throa,
irritation, thereby stopping the
Icn1Iob Thnro &c rOfhiro n G good
Sold by Diehl & Brown.
At the meeting Of the Odd Fellow.
Thursday evening the question of tn,
erection of the new building for thu
lodge was brought up when Charlie
Anderson presented the plans for thu
structure and which We're accepted
after they had been gone over thor
ioughly. The plans call for a build
ing 40x142 feet, two stories and a,
eight foot basement, the latter t,
be laid in cement blocks II tn
superstructure to be built of brick
The front will likely be built o
stone. The Odd Fellows have alread.
bought the ground and it is locate'
one half block west of Main stree
on Fourth Avenue, which makes a,
ideal location for the building. bein
close to the business district. TIL
structure will cost about $4,000
and il the enterprise can be financed
of which there ought tic be no doubt
work will begin on it in the earl
spring. The lower floor is PRACTICAL
assured Of being occupied, likewis
the basement. 1t is hoped the Cd
Fellows will not falter in this enter
prise.
A great many people have kidne
and bladder trouble, mainly due t
neglect of the occasional pains /
the back, slight rheumatic pains, u,
mary disorders, etc. Delay in sue
cases is dangerous. Take Dewitt
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