The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-27
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
MATTERS OF INTEREST THAT HAPPEN
IN THE COURSE OF A WEEK.

or "A WEEK
of land to his creditors. They. how
ever, will not drop their civil suits
for payment of their claims until they
find whether this land will bring
enough to pay them in full
Miss Rachel Doyle went to Mil
waukee Thursday to visit relatives
for several weeks.
Thursday night the residence of
DR.. E. w. Heyler was entered by q
burglar, entrance being gained
through the rear door. The party
opened a door into a bedroom of a
young man who rooms there, but
Immediately made his escape when
discovered. The officers were noti-
fled of the effort to b%urglarize the
house and Sheriff Plotner immediate
ly got the blodhounds out and started
them on the trail. The dogs were
not able to accomplish anything.
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DR.. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloro-
form. nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold
by all dealers.
j. II. Wright has eve pullets of
which he is quite proud, owing to
the productiveness and constant lay
ing qualities. During the year 1909
Mr.. Wright said his seven pullets
laid 1910 eggs, and had he sold them
as product on the market he would
have received $50 for their years
work. Some of the eggs he sold for
settings and some he used for table
use. While he killed one of the pull
let's since the first of the year. the
remaining six have started out to
make a good record for 1910 and
have laid 80 eggs so far. The chick
ems are of the White Wyandotte va
riety.
Master Hoyt Jeners was fourteen
years old Tuesday and in the even
ing a company Of fourteen boys and
girls assembled at the Baptist par
sonage to do honor to the occasion
and at the hour of z o'clock they all
sat down to a three course dinner,
in which Mrs. LETTERS and her sister
were assisted by Misses Chapman
and Reeves. The occasion was
lively one and the boys and girls en-
tered into the games and songs with
a jolly spirit. They were all hop
ing, when they took their departure
for home, that Hoyt would have an.
other birthday real soon.
Don't drug the stomach or stimu'
late the heart or Kidneys. That ii
wrong. 1t is the weak nerves that are
crying out for help. Vitalize these
weak inside controlling nerves will
DR.. Shops Restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to yol
again. Test it and see! Sold by al
dealers
Charles A. Fowler, who disposed
Of his drug store to John G.. Bately
states that he intends to spend thu
greater part of the time out doors
in the future, and to do so he viii
engage in the real estate business
Mr.. Fowler has selected Miller fol
his future home, and in connection
with p. HI. Kelley, of this city, will
establish a real estate Office in thai
town. Mr.. Fowler has been in poor
health for some little time, although
he has greatly improved in the pas
few months. The many friends o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will sincerel,
regret their removal from the city
but will wish for them abundan
prosperity in Miller.
Wednesday evening the Knights
Of Columbus held their installation
of officers at their hall, and the oc
casion was turned into a social func
ton when the ladies were invited tt
be present. L. J.. Welch, the state
deputy, installed the following off
GERS: Grand Knight, Edward Leehan.
deputy grand knight, Henry Swind
Ter; chancellor, VIM. M. Herbert; ad
vocate, Francis Quinn, of Parkston:
financial secretary, J.. j. Lahey; re
cording secretary, John Determann
treasurer, M. F. Patton; warden, w
A. Flynn; inner guard, Emil Gosche
outer guard, John Coughlin. Trustee:
John Michels for two years and w
j.. Herzog for three years. Cards
were played until II o'clock wher
the ladies served some very delight