The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13
See Barnard-Gi Implement Co.
for gasoline engines and corn shell

for gasoline engines and corn shell
lers.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.. Nc
Tighe, COL Third Avenue west, Friday
night, Jan. z, a son.
The fremen of the volunteer de-
partment have been spending quite
a good deal of money Of late to i'm
prove the appearance and comforts of
their quarters in the city hall. What
velvet money comes into the depart
ment has been invested In about
thirty easy armchairs. some rockers,
a neat looking library table. a roll
top desk. with n or two other
things. The hreboys appreciate the
comforts of their room and in the
evenings and the cold days they hnd
1t a nice place in which to spend
an hour or more.
DR.. r. F. Dundas and w. H. Tip
ton were at Watertown to attend the
meeting Of the stalwart faction of the
republican parry. and the former re-
turned home Saturday. Mr.. Upton
came later in the day. DIR. Dun
das said that there was a good rep-
resentation present Of the faction and
that they were very much in earnest
concerning the placing of a ticket in
the field at the June primary. He stat
ed that John Longstaf would haye
charge of the campaign as a general
manager.
Mrs. Arthur Bruhn of Mt. Vernon
wife Of the unfortunate German who
recently went insane and is now in
a paralytic condition at st. Joseph's
hospital, was before the county in
sanity board Saturday and ques-
toned as to various phases of her
husbands condition. From her evil
dence it appears that before coming
to this country last September he had
some slight mental trouble in the old
country. She is without funds and
under the dependent law Bruhn will
likely, If he RECEIVERS, be sent to New
York and thence deported to his
former home in Germany.
Friday evening at the regular meet
ing the Rebekahs installed officers
for the ensuing year, the work be-
ing done by the District Deputy resi-
dent, Mrs. Sphinx. assisted by Mrs.
Lukens, Mrs. Mckinley. Mrs. Ka-
nouff, Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Nichols.
The following officers were installed
N. G.. Julia PARCELS; v. G., Della
Porteous; treasurer, Jennie Jensen;
warden, Rose Knapp; conductor, Pau
line Reierson; o. G. Matties Plotner;
I. G., Maybelle Mason; R. S. N. G.,
Leila Kanoun, L. S. N. G., Lulu Wade,
r. s. v. G. Josephine Wright; L. S. v.
G. Lena Olson; Chaplain. Myrtle Cor
nish. At the close refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed.
E. L. Banner, of the firm of Moore
& Banner, contractors, departed Sat-
urday right for his home at Kokomo,
Ind, and will again assume living
relations with his family, which have
been rather broken up since he has
been in the west for so long, finishing
up two building contracts in Mitchell,
which aggregated over $125,0O0. Mr..
Banner said that he was through
~,,;4l Ah1 b1~I oohooI Ini1Iino nnu,
and that the two or three little things
which need to be installed to abso-
lutely complete the contract can be
dore by a local workman. Today
Superintendent Hughill finished the
estimate Of Moore & Banner work. 1t
will be submitted to the architects in
Chicago and there accepted. 1t
is thought. however, that there
will be little trouble in reaching q set
Element for the firm has done its
work well.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon over the remains Of Will
liam Miller at his residence on the
south side. They we're conducted by
Rev. E. M. Jerers, pastor OF the Bap-
fist church, and were attended by:
friends from the country and from
the city. Many floral tributes cover
the casket, and surrounded it. MI.
LETTERS spoke very feelingly on the
occasion and his remarks softened
the blow which fell on the family.
The remains were laid to rest in
Graceland cemetery, and the follow
ing were the %pallbearers: Ole KEEL
mgr, Gust Bergquist. liver Anderson.
L. K. Medley, Charles johnson and.
John Gleason. Mrs. Miller and three
sons, Ernest, Oscar and Joseph are