The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-11
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MAT T3RS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mf. and Mrs. L. o. Gale came dow
from Minneapolis Friday a. m. an
are guests at the home of Mr.. an
MRS. Buell. Evans, en- Fourth Avenu,
e and Sanborn street.
Judge Frank b. Smith left Fri
day afternoon for Deadwood and will
spend the next two weeks before tn,
opening of circuit court in the Hill,
on a hunting trip with friends GU
there.
!, A. G. Berry, who is making hi:
nome on a homestead in eastern
Aurora county, was in town Saturda,
on his return trip from Chicago
where he marketed four carloads Of
cattle.
/! G. w. Soweis, of Tonica, ILL.,, has
been in the city and vicinity for sew.
eral days on some real estate bust.
e S and returned home Friday a. m.
He expects to return in a couple OF
weeks with several customers.
The little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
called p%reventics will in a few hours
safely check all Colds or LaGrippe.
Try them! 48-25c. Sold by all dealers.
Paul Crom and family moved here
from Omaha and Thursday got set
tied in a residence on First Avenue
west. Mr.. Crom expects to open up
a shop as soon as he can secure a
location for the repairing of automo-
bile tires and he will also be able
to do v%ulcanizing.
F. l.. Ransom, of the Educator
Supply Co., came home Friday a. M,
from Lead, having been out there
to attend the educational meeting.
He came via Pierre for a conference
with j. +. Olander, of that city, with
whom Nh. Ransom has made ar
rangements to represent the Educa-
tor Co. on the road in the future.
Mr.. Olander will take up the work
Nov. IS.
John Burns, the Milwaukee en-
gineer, returned from Brushie, in the
western part Of the state, where ne
accompanied his two daughters and
has got them located on their claims.
Mr.. Burns said that the Mitchell con-
TIN oorf which r,,r,1D~o 1~o Auyo~%
five people in a bunch, was getting
along nicely, and that Mrs. Fergu-
son, and the Greenwalds we're about
settled in their shanties when he
left.
H. A. Boylan, who has held the
position of general agent for the j.
1. Case Co. for several years, has
been transferred to the coast country
to remain in the employ of the COM
pany. He will be located at Port
land, Ore. He left November 10 for
his new location aud will be Joined
at Seattle, Wash. by Mrs. Boylan,
who has been Their for a month or
more. M. v. Frank will be the sue
cessor Of MI. Boylan. He has been
with the company for the past two or
three years and Travelled out of
Mitchell.
superintendent Hor, j. G. Lind
sey and Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Coursey
,o+,rnod ho~o Elrido,, ~orr;r~ froro
their trip out to Lead, where they
attended the meeting Of the South
Dakota Educational Association.
Neither Of the party were able to
give any information Of the accident
and wreck which occurred out near
Deadwood on the Burlington road
last eevning. They left Rapid City
on the early morning train and spent
the day travelling through the Bad
Lands to view the country, and did
not learn of the wreck until they
reached Murdo in the evening. There
were three of the Mitchell teachers
on the train. Misses Walrath, Belk-
ley and Mitchell.
1t is the weak nerves thai are cry
ing out for help. Then help them.
don't drug the stomach. or stimulate
the Heart or Kidne.-s. That is wrong.
| vltalize these weak inside nerves
with DR.. Shops Restorative and see
how fast good health VIII come to
you again. Test It and see. Sold L..
all dealeiSl
Harvey G. Jewett and family. and
two gentlemn frinds came down from
Aberdeen Thursday reaching Mitchell
about 8 o'clock. The trip was made
in a Rambler automobile and Mr..
Jewett said that the day was the
most ideal he had ever encountered
for an overland trip. They left Alb