The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-11

istered at Is degrees as the coldes
during the night, and 1t is quite {
drop from that of Saturday when tn
mercury went up to IS degrees, some
thing of a record for this time of thu
year.
Mayor Hitchcock came home Sun
day morning after an absence o
nearly a week in i. the Black Hill:
country with the State Board of Re
gents. They visited the state school:
at Rapid City and Spearfish while
in that section of the state.
Louis Simpson was presented with
the diamond ring at Nicholas jewelrJ
store Saturday evening. During the
week Mr.. Nichols had all his purchas'
ers register in a book, informing
them that a ring would be presented
to one of the number. The names
were placed in a hat and one 6rawn
therefrom, with the result that Mr.,
Simpson was awarded the ring.
Fred Smith of the University and
Prof. H. G. Roberts of the high
school returned Saturday evening
from Alexandria after officiating the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS high school game
in which the former won by a score
of II to O.. They said that the game
was quite close and that Alexandria
came lea scoring several times, the
whistle being blown with the losers
having the ball on Huron's one yard
line.
Roscoe Satterlee is attending the
law department Of Northwestern col
lege, of Evanston, ILL.,, and will grad
uate from that school in June. Mr..
%Satterlee, has many friends, who will
be pleased to learn, he has been elect
ed president of his class, and in that
capacity a few days ago presided over
a mass meeting of the entire enroll
ment of the dentistry, pharmacy, and
law departments, the purpose of
which was to work up enthusiasm
for the football game between North
western and Wisconsin.
r. E. Brown has been up to Selby
for the past week visiting his two
daughters, and came home on the
early Sunday morning passenger. Mr..
Brown spent a portion of one day in
Aberdeen to visit among old friends,
and he said that he was greatly sur
prised at the growth of Aberdeen was
making with its paved streets and
many new buildings being erected
in the business part of the city, not
to mention the number of dwelling
houses that are being erected.
Rev. H. S. Wilkinson, formerly of
this city as pastor of the Methodist
church, writes to have his address
changed on the Capital. He is now
located at 585 National street, San
Francisco, Cal. Mr.. Wilkinson is
engaged in building a new church
out there to take the place of the
one which was destroyed in the earth
quake, and while it is a hard task,
he says he is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Wilkinson had his hand we'll in
in that work, for just before leaving
Mitchell he had dedicated the magn1-
ticent new church erected during the
last year of his %pastorate.
Floyd Gillis, of this city has earned
another prize at the University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor. 1t is the Gus
tom of the University to hang up a
$40 prize each year for the best win
dow poster for the annual class play,
and last year Mr.. ellis was awrded
fourth place in a contest with a very
large field of artists. The prize for
this year has just been awarded, and
word was received. from Mr.. ellis
that he raj awarded second place,
which indicates that the young man
is rapidly approaching first place and
next year may land the coveted
prize. @
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, spent Sunday
in the city and delivered two adj
dresses under the auspices of
the W. G. T. U. in the after
noon before the members of the
Union, at the Methodist church and
in the evening at the Congregational
church. The subjects Mrs. Loveland
discussed in her three addresses re-
lated 20 the work of the Union in
temperance matters, and she al
so referred to the Mbrmon con-
ditions in her state. She is a very
capable and Interesting sneaker. and