The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-06-03

SAMOAN EVENING.
Irar Gre ana lornado mstw aee
W. l.. Rat5bun. agent for tile EogsI.
Insurance Co.
Mrs. NJ. y. Lee and daughter,
Miss Rosa, came down from Ashton
to spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. /. w. Seaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Christensen
arrived home Monday evening from
their trip to Waseca, Mimi. He said
rain had not been quite so plentiful
in that section as around here.
AT the meeting of the A. o. U. w.
Tuesday evening James Clark gave
the lodge members an account of the
proceedings of the grand lodge ses-
sion which was held at Pierre last
week.
The G. A. r. wish to extend
through the columns of The Republic
can a vote of thanks to all those who
participated in the Memorial Day eX-
e%rcises and helped make the day a
success.
Mr.. inc Mrs. Frank Gibbs, former
residents of this city, We're called
from Sioux City to Minneapolis to at
tend The funeral of George Gibbs.
who was drowned Thursday of last
week. He was a Milwaukee engineer.
The deceased was an uncle of Miss
Flossie Stafford of this city.
X. Finstad and family desire to
express their sincere thanks for the
many acts of kindness and sympathy
that We're extended them during the
sickness II death of Mrs. Finstad.
Their appreciation is %unbounded and
they especially want to thank those
who sent such beautiful flowers.
George Atkinson closed a deal
Monday with /. w. Seaman for the
purchase of his 440 acre farm 4
miles north of this city, the price
paid amounting to 100000, Mr..
Atkinson resides at Kingsley, Iowa,
and will move here in March, 1910,
to take possession of the property.
Not very many people We're able
TO go out to the cemetery Decoration
Day on account of the rain. Those
who did go out speak very highly of
the fine condition Of Graceland. SEX
ton Allen and his assistant, Albert
Born. have done some very CON
scientious work 10 making things
look attractive in the way of hav-
ing the grass moved. the trees neat
ly trimmed and the general work on
the ground kept in such fine condi-
ton and in this connection the La
dies Cemetery Association is entitl-
ed to much praise for what they
have done in the past year and for
many previous years.
Sometimes you may be lold that
there are other things just as good
as DeWitt's Bladder Pills. That ism
so. Nothing made is as good as lDe-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills for
any ailments OF the Kidney or Mad
der, which always results in weak
hacly. b~aekachn rheumatic nains
rheumatism ANA urinary disorders. 4
trial Of pcWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pil1s is Sufficient 80 convince vou how
good tbez arc. Send your nams to f
c. DeMitr & Co. Chicago, for a free
trial box. They are sold her,a y Dieh.
& brown.
Henry swindler came down from
Mcintosh TO attend the Knights o,
Columbus initiation and departed
Tuesday evening for his pos oil dutl
again. II. is connected with the Ind.
ian commission up there ana bis dut
les are to classify and appraise tho
lands. He said Thai it required 4;
large amount of driving to cover the
vast territory of land and that it vii
take them from three TO five month!
in which to do this work. Mr.. Swind.
Ter said that Walt Fosdick was {
member of the INDIAN commission
and was the regularly appointed
chef.
The board of education of Letchei
proposes to know whether a teachers
contract is worth anything. Last fall
the board made a contract with an
educator to accept the principalship
Of the schools and he signed a con-
tract. About the time school COM
menced the educator secured a school
at a higher salary n did not show
up at Letcher, which put the board to
a great deal of inconvenience. The
board filed a complaint with State
Superintendent Ustrud and asked to
have the teachers certificate annull-