The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13

Mrs. Clara Lukens left Wednesda,
morning for Wabash. Ind. to remair
a couple Of months.
Miss Mae Porteous has been v
to Sioux Falls for the past week and
returned home Saturday morning.
g. D. Tidrick of Chamberlain, rea.
estate dealer and U. s. Commissioner
spent several hours in Mitchell be.
tween trains Wednesday.
Miss Eva Masters and Phillir
Brledenbach, of Hurley, have beer
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Rogge and returned home this morn.
ing.
Pains OF women, head pains, OF
any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure
with DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets
See full formula on CSC box. Sold BY
all dealers.
William North, local agent for the
American Express Co. left Tuesday
evening for Lindon, Minnesota. where
he will visit q couple Of weeks with
his parents.
NJ. G. Eggen, sheriff of Clark coun-
ty, was here Wednesday enroute for
Plankinton with q boy who will be
placed in the training school there
por a period.
w. T. Mcconnell went over to
Sioux Falls Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the Dakota Western AS
surance Co.. he being a member of
the board of directors.
B. j. McCracken has Just been
granted a divorce from his wife, Rose
A. the decree being granted at Aber-
deen a few weeks ago. Mr.. Nc
Cracker is the representative of the
Chemical Stock Salt Co.
The Barnard-Giles Implement Co.
have on display of one to eight horse
power gasoline engines at their ware
house on First Avenue east. Also
corn shelter and cream separators.
See them before purchasing.
H. G. Nichols returned Wednesday
morning from Deadwood. He stated
that the strike situation in the Home
stake mine looked very much like 1t
was going to be settled in a day or
SO and that the men were signing up
quite fast, desiring to resume work.
George w. Egan, a candidate for
the republican nomination of COVER
nor is advertised to deliver an adj
dress to the voters of Dawson coun-
ty on Friday evening. Jan. IA. The
address will be given in the Gale
theatre.
Wednesday was the 22nd ami
versary of the blizzard Of 1883,
which swept over the state from
north to south and did some untold
damage and caused so many deaths.
Today it is showing very hard, and
should a heavy wind come up the
blizzard OF those days might easily be
duplicated.
A. Neisch & Sons have a new adj
vertisement in The Republican today
in which they call attention to the
special sale they are making on en-
b%roideries, a splendid line of which
has just been laid in. Read over the
advertisement and see what the firm
has to offer.
Rev. A. Craig Bowdish returned
from Huron Wednesday where the
executive committee of the Congre-
tional conference made estimates for
the Home Missionary budget for the
next missionary year. The committee
outlined the work which the opening
Of the state west of the river has
made necessary. He declares that
the outlook is large and promising
for an advance during the coming
summer.
Secretary Whitaker of the Y. M.
c. A. has received an urgent invi-
tation to be present. at the dedication
on February LIST of the new Associa-
ton building at Moosejaw. Sask.,
Canada, where he was secretary prev
ious to taking up duties here. Under
Mr.. Whittaker's efforts the building
was started and the first story con-
structed and now that 1t is completed
the officials have written asking him
to be present at the dedication ex-
ercises. It is probable that with the
work in the mems and boys gyrnnas-