The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-02-11
in TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Quinn have
been visiting at Huron and points in
the northern part of the state and
have returned home.
Fred Stevens, of Minneapolis, was
in the city Friday morning. He was a
former resident of Plankinton a few
years ago, and after the failure of
his bank moved to Minneapolis.
For health and happiness De-
Wits Little EARLY Risers-small
gentle. easy, pleasant little liver
pills, the best made. Sold by Diehl <
Brown.
f. l.. Love, who left Sunday morn
ing for Britt, Iowa, with the remains
of his wife for interment. writes to
friends that the week old baby died
the following morning after reaching
Britt. Mr.. Love desires to extend
his sincere thanks to the friends and
r.. %neighbors who gave their aid and
! sympathy during the sickness INC
death of his wife.
Robert Emmett Dowdell passed
through Friday afternoon on his way
to his home at Artesian. He had
been at Kansas City attending a
meeting of the National Editorial
Association. Mr.. Dowdell has been
\ NonrriaI oF l,to y, o1yipor ,rnnorotinn
for the State Editorial Association
which %convenes at Pierre on the 10th
and of which he is president.
The dancing party given by the
young ladies who are promoting the
ladies' band was we'll attended, in
spite of the fact that the place had
to be changed from the city hall to
the Mitchell Club rooms, which were
very kindly donated by the officers
of the club. The young ladies look
ed after the management of the
dance very nicely and contributed a
very pleasant evening to their pa
irons. The music was furnished by
LETTERS orchestra and the dancers
commented very f%avorably on the
playing, which was spirited, catchy
harmony, and good time. The young
ladies cleared about $21 as the foun-
dalton on which to start the pur-
chase of their Instruments.
Mrs. r. w. Anderson, who lives on
the south side, has received a letter
from her husband who is located at
) Plummer, Idaho, that he is quite
{ sick as the result of blood poisoning.
fall to work on the coast extension
!, line Of the Milwaukee road. There
was a wreck on the road out in that
: vicinity recently and Mr.. Anderson
> in helping to clear up the debris
scratched his niger. 1t did not give
him much trouble at first, but Later
blood poisoning set in.
V \ great many people have kidne.
a and bladder trouble. mainly due tt
II eject of the occasional pains il
1 the back, slight rheumatic pains, ur
Q mary disorders, etc. Delay in sucl
e cases is dangerous. Take Dewitt
Kidney and Bladder Pills. They ar
e for weak back, backache, rheumatic
G pains and all kidney and bladde.
e trouble. Soothing and antiseptic
e and act promptly. Don't fail to ge
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
Accept no substitute. Regular slzt
t S0c. Sold by Diehl & Brown.
superintendent Hoff gave the new
fire escapes a trial at the high schoo
building a few days ago and the.
4 worked very successfully. The es
capes are made of very heavy clotl
and are attached to a window
through which the pupils make thei
escape and slide down the improviset
toboggan safely to the ground. Th'
e escape was attached to the thirt
G story window and by it boys and girl
e made the descent without the leas
: trouble. Some of them felt a littl
p delicate about trying the escape jus
$ for fun, but they were impressed wit
t the idea that the continuance shoul
be tried to inspire the confidence
d needed at a time when it should b.
used in case of threatened danger.
t Thursday evening Ed Johnson,
g lineman formerly in the employ o
n the LOOMS Telephone company, wa
brought down from LOOMS by con
stable Darmer INC lodged in tn
v county Jail while in a state of intoxi
S cation. Friday morning he entered
a plea of guilty before Judge Mark
ham for being drunk and disorderly
n and was fined $40 in default of which
\ he was given 5 DAYS in the count.
jail. In the afternoon a more serious
charge was placed against him, tina
of cutting the wires and interferin,
with the lines of the telephone com