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

The weather got back on its fee
again after the threatened change tt
wintry conditions. Up in the NORTH
part of the state the change was more
severe, and at Ashton a change in the
range from 81 degrees to 8 degrees il
a period of three days was the record
Since the killing frost of last week
the weather has resumed its former
fine brand.
Joe Terrell was bound over to the
circuit court term Tuesday a. m, or
the charge of carrying beer to the
store of John Havlatko. Chief Shade
has been trying to catch the parties
who have been taking beer to that
place, and while he had suspicious
that Terrell was doing it he could
never get the evidence until this
time Terrell was caught with the
goods, The case was brought be-
fore Justice Drake.
Funeral services We're held Satur-
day afternoon owe the remains OF
Flat Fedreoff at the home five miles
south of the city, and the remains
were laid to rest in the Swedish Gene
terry. The services were conducted by
Rev. A. n. Brudvig. -. Fedreoff
has been ill for the past year with a
generous affection, which ended his
life Thursday last. He leaves a wife
and several children. The deceased
has been in poor health for a num-
ber OF years.
Tie teachers committee of the
board of education has been unable
TO secure a teacher for the primary
department in the Whittier schools,
the vacancy being caused by the
death of Miss Sara Scallin. Cores
p%oDdence has been carried on with
g number of teachers and Superin-
tendent Eoff has made three or four
personal visitation to teachers, but
up to the present time no teacher has
been secured. Mrs. j. E. Martin has
had charge of the department tenn
porarily, but it is not her desire to
continue the work permanently.
Work on the new pipe organ in the
Methodist chuch is progressing SLOW
ly. Since the close of the Conference
session the expert has been tuning the
great instrument. and installing the
parts which had, not been sent with
the original shipment. There are
still a few parts missing which are to
come. DR.. Hoagland stated that a
pipe organ recital has been arranged
for to present the organ to the citi-
zen's of the city. The recital will be
given on the evening of Nov. s..
A. c. Wheeler has returned home
from Chicago, where he has been for
the past week or ten days. spending
his time in the automobile market.
Mr.. Wheeler stated that the Mitchell
Auto & Supply Co., have been made
the distributing agents for the Stod-
dard-Dayton for ten counties in this
section and also of the Fal-Car for
the entire state. Mr.. Wheeler said
that within a few weeks 1911 mod
els Of these two cars will reach the
city and be placed in their garage.
Rev. A. Y Rrudvig performed a
wedding ceremony at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips. 1908
Pennington Avenue, Tuesday even
l.. Ware, OF Tacoma. Wash, and Miss
mony was performed in the presence
of a few friends and at its conclusion
a wedding supper was served. Mr..
i OSllS q iHONlIS plClule SuOH dI
Tacoma. The bride formerly lived in
Mitchell. and a year ago accompanied
her parents to Tacoma. and came
back to this city early in the fall. They
viii leave this evening for Tacoma to
make their home.
Prof. f. w. Hobson states that the
score for Brahms Requiem has ar
rived and that he hopes to start re-
hearsals at once for the presentation
Of the great number. Mr.. Hobson
says that he would like to enlist the
aid of all the singers in the city in
this work, and that they are indeed
welcome to join the choral club at
Its first rehearsal. Singing in the
choral club and under the direction
of Mr.. Hobson will be a distinct adj
vantage to singers to secure some
good training during the winter
months. The director is DESTROYS of
presenting a very large chorus at the
May Festival next season.
District Superintendent Shepherd,
of Sioux Falls, District Superintend-
ent Boyce, of Yonkton, District Su-
perintendent Shepherd, of Vermil-
lion, and District Superintendent
Notson, of this city, held, an informal
meeting in the city Monday evening.
The three latter have just been ap-
pointd to district charges in the
Methodist Conference and they were
here to confer with each other as to
the details of their work and of TAX
ing it up. Mr.. Shepherd stated that
he would move to Mitchell imme-
diately after election. He began his
duties On the Mitchell district this
week, and Mr.. Notson expects to make
his first visitation this week on the
Huron ditrict.