The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
Henry Hendrickson, of Rapid City

merry dendflckSon OF Rapid City
was in the city on business today.
Misses Lois Anderson II jeanette
Smith went down to Hurley this
morning for a short visit with Lois
Wiltse, who is a teacher in the
schools at that place.
G. B.. Brady, register of deeds, has
purchased a half interest in the Dis
titled 4 Areated Water Co., of this
city, and later on will give his en-
tire attention 10 the business.
Bishop johnson has forwarded his
appointments of st. Mary's Episcopal
church for the ensuing year, naming
S. S. Bately as warden; R. e. Cone,
treasurer; j.. d. Anderson, clerk.
John III. Slater, game warden of
Dawson county, returned Friday
evening from Sioux Falls where the
game wardens of the state have been
in conference with State Warden. w.
f. Bancroft of Watertown, The var
ions phases of the new game laws
were explained and plans laid for a
vigorous enforcement of their pro-
visions. Mr.. Bancroft is a conscien-
tious and capable nan and every eff
fort will be made to have the laws
enforced up to the letter.
The cleverest Imitation OF real COT
fee ever made Is DIR. Shops Health
Coffee. It is fine in f1avor-and Is
made in Just one minute. No tedious
20 or 80 minutes boiling. Made from
pure parcheo grains. malt, nuts, etc.
Sample free. Diehl Il Brown. Joe l..
Lovinger.
The girls of the high school play
ed two good games of basketball at
the city hall Friday evening, the SEN
Tors defeating the juniors 8 to 4, and
the freshmen winning over the soph-
ignores by a score of 10 to 8. Both
games were snappy n from the
spectators point of view fully as ex-
citing as those played by the boys.
The difference in the rules obviates
much of the %roughness and gives the
players more opportunity for indivi-
dual work. The officials were Teeter
and Aspinwall.
A boy with a sling shot and having
little regard for the property of
others can do an immense amount of
/ damage. A gentleman who is build
ing a residence on the west side, re-
ported the incident to Chief Cunning
ham of a boy over that way who sue
ceeded in breaking $2S worth OF
window glass in the house by the use
of the slingshot. The chief says that
the boy with the sling shot will be
restricted in its use, if he is going to
follow that kind of expensive amuse-
ment.
Don't drug tie stomach or simulate
the Heart or Kidneys That is wrong.
1t is the weak nerves hat are crying
out for help. NltaliZe these weak in
side controlling nerves with DR..
Shops Restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to you
again. Test it and see' Sold by all
dealers.
Friday evening the Round Table
met with Mrs. S. H. Scallin for the
recognition of the anniversary of the
birth of William Shakespeare, mas
much as the club has beer studying
his life and works. Prof. Clarion d.
Hardy, of the University, appeared
before the club and gave a very i'm
teresting sketch of the life and worn
of the immortal bard, which received
a fine appreciation from the members.
Mrs. a. z. Hitchcock contributed aa-
ditional pleasure by playing two
piano selections.
The University baseball team re-
turned Friday from Alexandria,
where they were defeated by the cluD
at that place by a score of G to 5. 1t
was the first game of the season for
both teams and was close up to the
last inning. At the end of the eighth
the score was 4 to 4, then Mitchell
ran in one score and Alexandria 9,
giving the latter the game. The boys
are not ut all discouraged in the
showing they made yesterday. A
good schedule has been arranged by
Manager Mcknight, including games
with some of the town and college
teams in the state.
The Gazette's contest came to a
close Saturday evening in the city
hall and it was made sort of a gala
time for the friends Of the institu-
ton. letters orchestra furnished
music for the dancing party of the
evening, in which a large crowd en-
gagged. During the afternoon the or
\ cheStra presented some end con