The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27
news FROM ALPENA

Alpena. S. D.--Last Friday even
ing at the home Miss lisa Mcdonald
the young people to the number OF
about forty met in the honor Of Miss
Emily Kaye. The young people enjoy
ed themselves until near the hour OF
midnight.
A number Of the teachers and stu
dents from the Seminary at Messing
ton Springs came over last Friday ev-
ening and gave a very interesting pro-
gram together with speeches in the
interests of prohibition. Professor
Hendrickson, formerly the principal
of tie schools here, was n OF the
number and he was accompanied by
Pr T. Osgood, Miss Ashcroft, Miss
Murray. Miss Maris and Mr.. McDon-
cid. The program given consisted of
son.s, piano solos, readings, orations
and speeches.
Last Sunday Rev. John Hayes clos
ed his work as pastor of the NJ. E..
church here having been appointed
to the p%astorate at Garden City. Rev.
Kaye preached two very strong SER
mons Sunday. The Presbyterian peo-
pie dismissed services in order that
they might be able to attend Rev.
Hayes last service, and thus the
church was packed and all went away
feeling that a good minister wass to
leave us. Rev. Nickerson Is to ar
rive the latter part of this week and
viii be in charge of next Sundays
services. On Monday night a large
number OF friends of the Kaye family
gathere at the parsonage in a fare
well party for them. Nearly one hum
dred guests were present and the ev-
ening was very pleasantly spent. A
free will offering was given Rev.
Kaye as a token OF esteem.
M. A. Manwaring, r. E. Dye, w. r.
Flnlayson, and Fred Manning attend
ed Masonic lodge at Woonsocket Mon
day. They made the trip in an auto.
Last Monday morning at three o.
clock, Mr.. Bryant, father of John,
Will and ALT Bryant, passed away.
The funeral services were Aeld We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock at the
M. E. church .
Last Saturday morning Harley
Winters baby passed away and fu-
neral services for it were held at
the house Sunday at 1 o'clock.
Wallace Murray, a son OF M. W.
X1ulIdy, d11ltCu llOLl OuoSlb 4>O0A.S
Monday evening to spend a few
months at home.
Henry Silkey and A. Cattnach re-
turned from the reservation last Sun
day. They put up buildings for Mr..
Cattnach while they were out on the
frontier.
Inomas Hayes came up from Nit
chell. where he is attending Dakota
Wesleyan business college, to spend
Sunday with the home folks, return
ing Monday night.
Miss Mable. Doolittle and Mrs.
Clara Manwaring were visitors al
Mitchell, Monday.
j. R. Milliken was in town from
Sioux City last Tuesday with two
land seekers.
Robert Skinner returned from
Sioux City Monday night. Robert
took cattle to the city last Saturday,.
He was accompanied by Ike Craw-
ford.
Wednesday morning at the Alpena
Estate bank the patrons of the lecture
course made their reservations OF
seats and from the number of seats
reserved the course ought to be q f.
financial success.
Frank Grace came up from Nit.
chell Monday night and will remain
a few days to help Ira during the
sale which takes place Thursday.
Rev. Neihaus returned, from Belle
Fourche, where he has taken his fam
lily.
Martin Berge1een left here Monday
for Pierre, where he will help his
brother L--,-les who had the misfor.
tune to get his leg broken last Sat.
urday.
Carl Lehr left for Sioux City Mon.
day morning where he intends to buy
a stock of harness to place in stock
here.
Tuesday evening a number of the
young people were invited out to the
home of Miss Emma Hayes to a birth
day party. The young folks report
a good time.