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

+ q Wording WIN pay s vents
in mad tor eggs Fliiay and satal-
day.
Mrs. i. W. seaman returned Mon
day from Ashton VIII ro she has
been Visiting relatives the past week.
Prof. John L. seaton OF the Uni
v%ersity, returned Monday from
Miller where he occupied the pulpit
OF the Methodist church Sunday.
Save the .l:lle chicks from iadi-
g%estion, bowel trouble, diarrhea, etc.
Conkey's Cholera Cure in the drink
ing water is guaranteed by Scallin
Bros. Co, 25c and soc.
Dr.. j. s. lloaglao5, aastoe oil tie
Methodist Episcopal eHalel, ne. urn-
ed Monday from Red6eld where
lie participated SUNDAY eveiline in
a big union TEMPERANCE lie ting.
The Easter Monday dancing party
given in the Elks rooms was a SPLEEN
did success, the attendance being
very large and the music Furnished by
the Koolish orchestra Of the char
acter to inspire the dancers to have
a good time.
J.. A. Craven, of Kansas City. has
taken UP his residence in the city as
the assistant manager of the Kansas
City Life Insurance Co., which has
offices in the First National bank
building. MIR. Cravem's family will ar
rive from Kansas City as soon as
school is out.
Mrs. May Lee, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs. j.
f. Bradley and returned to her home.
Later Mrs. Lee will go out to White
Owl, S. D., to take up her residence
on a claim, and join her mother and
brother, who went to the same place
early in the spring from Hawarden,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. kibbee arrived
home Sunday afternoon from their
southern trip, having been away
about four weeks, and report having
had an enjoyable trip, after they got
away from Chicago, where they were
detained for a short time by the ILL
ness of Mr.. Kibbee.
Mrs. Emma Laurson gave a one
O'Clock dinner Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Margaret Olson, and entertain
ed quite a few lady friends. Mrs.
Olson was thus given an opportunity
to visit a short time with many of
her friends before leaving Tuesday
with her daughter, Miss Nellie Olson.
for Oelreichs, where they will take
up their residence on a claim.
+. p. Worthing will pay l6 cen
in trade for eggs Friday and Satur-
day.
J. w. Seaman received a message
"Wednesday announcing the death OF
his mother, which occurred at Sioux
City Thursday night In one of the
hospitals. Mrs. Seaman has been
been making her home With hel
daughter, Mrs. w. II. Stearns, mean
Yankton for several years, and abont
three weeks ago she was taken IL
Sioux City to a hospital 70. trcat-
ment. She WAS 50 Iears of age. Tho
remains, accompanied ly the rvla.
tives, reached the city this afternoon
The funeral services will be held thi:
morning at ten o'clock at the
Methodist church, and VIII be con
Quoted by District Superintendent.
Hager of huron.
Second Vice President McKenn;
and General Manager Underwood
passed through this city Sunday V
the Milwaukee road from the north
going east. They had been maxim:
an inspection of the trackage whicl
they expect to improve this season
This afternoon j. H. Foster. Genera
Freight Agent Pierpont and Super
tendent Collins came in on a specia
train of three business cars and lef
shortly after for Rapid City, wher
the officials go to attend the thre
days celebration of the stockmen.
meeting and which started Mondal
Ground WAS broken Monday far th
erection of the Presbyterian mans.