The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Born, to MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Shaw,
at WATERFOWL, Thursday, April 20,
a son. This information was received
this morning by II. Noble, the father
of Mrs. Shaw.
Lewis Shuster returned Friday
mornins from Miller. While there
he concluded the purchase of 2.75O
acres of Hand county land, located
3 miles north of Rec Heights.
A ticking or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloro-
form, nothing unsafe or harsh, Sold
by al dealers.
f. G. Pullen, of Chicago, arrived
in the city to take charge as the
manager OF the Mitchell Power CO,
the vacancy being caused by tho
resignation Of Fred M. White. Who
has filled the position so capably
since he has been at the head of the
company, covering a period of three
or four years. Mr.. Pullen is acquaint-
ing himself with the electric and gas
system, and Will take charge in a
day or so.
Speaking of The difference in
weather conditions H. L. Bras said
that whom he left Washington state
a few days ago that the cherry trees,
the apple trees and all kinds Of fruit
were standing III in fun bloom. Of
course the weather out in that coun-
try has a few drawbacks the same
as any place, but so far Mr.. Bras
said that he was Well pleased with
the country.
Preventlcs-those Candy Cold Cure
Ta5lets-will safely and quickly
check all colds and the Grip. Try
them once and see! 1920. Sold by
all dealers.
The Mitchell Abstract, Loan &
Trust Co. report that their business
has grown to a point where Mr.. Drake
the manager is no longer able to keep
up with the work of the company.
They have recently secured the ser
vices of Miss Marie Moberly, a COM
petent a~bstracter, of Stuart, Iowa who
will take up a position with them at
once. Miss Moberly has had several
vnarc- ov,nrinnan IN, an of {L1 1>..+
Iowa Offices and should be of great
assistance to the management in
keeping up with their rapidly i%ncreas-
ing business.
The supper served by the Catholic
ladies at the X. G. hall Thursday
was a grand success, about $50 peo-
pie being served. Among the guests
were Quincy Lee Morrow of Brook
ings, s.. ID. and several other out of
town people Who are here attending
the convention. Almost every church
in the city vas represented by their
minister and many of their congrega-
tiGa. The ladies interested in the
Supper extend their thanks 20 the
"eople who turned out and helped
make it a success.
Pains of women, head pans or any
pain stopped in 20 minutes sure, with
Or. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See
full formula on csc. Box Sold by
all dealers.
Word was received fom T. L
Graham announcing the death Of
Mrs. Graham's father, Joseph Knight.
who passed away at Luverne. Mimi,
Tuesday, April 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham went to attend the funeral
which was held Friday afternoon. Dnr-
ing She residence of the Grahams in
this city Mr.. Knight frequently Wis
tied his daughter, and becams ac-
quainted with a number of people
tho win he sorry to learn OF lis
death
u 5 Marshal Seth Bullock passed
through town Friday afternoon going
west with several prisoners who were
s|entencd AT the last term of the U.
S. circuit court. Sheriff Plotner met
him at the train and took Henry Stel-
ia in charge who was sentenced to
80 days in the Dawson county iail
and fined $500 for selling liquor
without a government license 8n
Jackson, the colored 9ootblack
and received the same seateae Will
serve out his time in the Mtnnehaha
county Jail at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. NJ. Jacquemai gave two very
enjoyable social affairs at her apart
ments in the KOCH flats Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons ia the form
of five hundred card party. FIVE tables