The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-04
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK..
Mrs. w. r. Ball and little daughter

Mrs. w. r. Ball and little daughter
to Sioux City this morning to
1isit friends.
Albert Stevens came up from
Springfield, and left Friday evening
for Pierre. He was summoned out
there by a telegram from Represen-
tative Drake, who landed Mr.. Stevens
clerkship in the house.
At the meeting of the board of ed
ucation Friday evening Miss Theresa
Hoy was employed as the eighth
grade teacher on the south side and
her salary was placed at sos per
month. She has been teaching there
for the past month and her work
has proven very satisfactory to the
committee and Superintendent Hoff.
Arthur Gardner was Injured at the
Milaukee depot Saturday morning by
having his leg partly crushed when a
trunk fell upon it from one o. III
Mr.. Gardner was trying to
lift the trunk off and it got away
from him, causing the accident. He
was removed to q physicians office
to lave the bruised limb looked after
Tie injury was not a serious one.
The cleverest imitation CT real
Coffee V e yet made is DIR. Shops
Health Coffee. 1t is fine in flavor
and is made in just one minute. Nc
tedious % or so minutes boiling
Made from pure parched grains. malt
nuts. etc. Sample free. Diehl &
Brown, Joe l.. Lovinger.
The grandstand at the University
athletic park was again partially de-
molished Thursday night as a result
of the severe wind storm which
caused some havoc around town. This
makes the second time that the
grandstand has been affected by the
wind, the first time being completely
blown down while this time the roof
was taken off, the seats remaining
intact.
The State Poultry Show closed
Saturday evening after an exhibition
of five days, and the birds have been
shipped back to their owners. The
quality of the birds is said to have
been superior to many shows that
have been held in the past, and the
competition among some of the class
es was very close. The number of
entries vas not quite SO large as in
other years but the fine birds made
up what was lacking in numbers. The
show will be held at Mitchell next
year.
A very enjoyable and profitable
evening was spent by the young
ladies of the Farther Lights Mission
airy Society of the Baptist church on
Friday evening at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. letters. Supper was served
from $3.50 to 1880 by Mrs. Jeffers
and Miss Closz. The meeting was
opened by a devotional service led
by Miss Helen Reeves followed by
the program of the evening with
Mission Work in the Land of the
Crescent and Beyond" as the theme
Miss Viola Law sang sweetly "The
Gates of Paradise" Policies of com
mittees and budget for the next 81,
months were adopted. A number Of
visitors were present and six new
members were received into the SOC
ciety. Everything points to an ag
gressive work.
Don't drug the stomach, OF stimu
late the Heart or Kidneys. That 1:
wrong. 1t is the weak nerves tina
are crying for help. Vitalize these
weak inside controlling nerves will
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quickly good health will come to yo,
again. Test 1t and see. Sold by Dieh
& Brown.
The young ladies comprising thos'
who participated in the operetta
The japanese Girl" gave a part.
at the Mitchell Club rooms Frida.
evening, and entertained quite a few
of their friends. The rooms was yer,
prettily decorated in japanese effec
and many of the young ladies wor'
the Japanese costumes of the oper
eta. An informal program had beef
arranged an 1t was very enjoyable
j.. G. Lindsey sang. the young ladie
gave their drill in which they appear
ed in the operetta, Melissa Walrat'
gave a recitation, Miss Fern Medic,
and Valetta Wells each rendered
vocal solo, and Miss Grace White
played a piano solo. Light refresh
ments were served during the even
ing, and with a few games and
grand march the evening was en-
joyably spent.
A great many people have kidne!
and bladder trouble. mainly due II