The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-10

where they have been in attendance
at the meeting of the State Teachers
Association. The new school law
which was presented to the associa-
ton was endorsed, and will be pre-.
sented to the state legislature this
winter for adoption into laws.
Chester Hetland has received the
appointment as rural mail carrier on
route No. 5. This route is now being
covered by R. j. Getman, who will
take route 2 after Dec. 1, when the
change takes place. Chester Het-
land is now in Omaha, but will re-
turn to take the position.
Stephen Jones returned home from
his trip to the International meet
ing of the Y. NJ. c. A. held at Que
bee, Ontario. On his way home he
stopped at the meetings being held
in Chicago. Mr.. Jones is the secre-
tary for the Indian department of the
y. NJ. C. A. for this state and a por-
tion of Nebraska.
C. P. Taylor and John Elliott, who
reside at LOOMS, came home this
morning from a trip cut to the Black
Hills country, where they have been
for a week on a deer hunting eSpe-
| dition. The hunters brought bacS
four deer with them as a result OF
their skill with the rifle. They were
all fine specimens.
NJ. C. Corbett, the new chief dis
patcher of the Milwaukee company,
arrived Thursday evening from Ma
son City, Iowa, to take mp his duties
in the dispatcher's Office. His fam
lily will arrive some time later. MT.
| Corbett has been with the company
in the telegraph department Tor a
great many years. and this promo
ton comes after his experience IN
handling one of the dlspatchers
tricks at Mason City.
Mrs. o. H. Carney came UP from
Yankton Friday to remain over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Geo. II,
Miner. Mrs. Carney said they had
sold their grocery business in fank.
ton in which they have been engaged
for a great many years, and, that on
November Is Mr.. Carney and she
would leave for California. where
they will make their home in the flu
ture.
John Till and family moved here
from Washington Springs Wednesday
and took possession of the Chris
Footitt residence at 2O4 Sixth Ave
nue. east, which Mr.. TN purchased
recently. For the present Mr.. ant
Mrs. Footitt are stopping at the home
of their daughter on Sixth Avenue
west, and after Dec. 1 they will occu
by the Fullerton residence while the
latter spend the winter in California
Rev. E. S. Horton preached in thu
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
to a good audience. His sermon wa
Characterized by thoughts presented
with an earnestness of purpose t.
make the pathway to a religious lif'
clearer. For the present the Preshy
terians are without a pastor. Towar'
tle latter part of the month a min
lister is expected to arrive in the cit.
as a supply for several SUNDAYS, Wit
the possibility of his being called tt
the passionate Of the church.
F. C. Dickson, president of th
Mitchell Fruit Co., has disposed o
his residence property, corner o
Third Avenue east and Dawson street
to the Kramer brothers and thei
sister. Miss Kramer. OF Parker, an
who moved 10 the city Wednesda
and will soon be settled in their neS
home. The Kramers have lived il
the vicinity Of Parker for a grea
many years and have Just retire.
from farming. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson
have rented a residence for the win
ter and in the spring they will CON
mence the construction of a moderl
residence farther out on Third Ave
nue. east, near the residence OF e. r
G. "A. Anderson, who has been TIL
chief train dispatcher at the Milwau
kee Office for a number of years, ha
been promoted to the position o
trainmaster Of the company, his ter
ritory covering the line OF road iron
Sanborn to Chamberlain and tn
Run ing Water branch. Mr.. Ander
son is a thoroughly competent an
reliable railroad man. and bis Ion,
service with the company entStle
him to the advancement. A. c. Pet
erson, former trainmaster, is ad
superintendent to w. w. Collins. TIL
new dispatcher in the local ofic
will be NJ. C. Corbett, of Mason Cit!
iowa, VIC Is eApecteu at onee.
Miss Marjorie Chandler and Franl
D. johnson. of Columbia, S. D., wer
married Wednesday evening at 7:3
O'Clock at the home Of the bride
aunt, Miss Lillian Broderick. 81
Fifth Avenue west. The ceremon
was performed by DR.. j.. L. seator
of the University, in the presence o
a few friends and relatives. A fou
course wedding dinner was serve
during the evening. The bride re
ceived a number of nice present
from friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
son left on the midnight passenge
for Columbia, where they will re
side on the grocm's farm. The brid
was engaged in clerical work for th
Bidwell and Co., for some time, an
possessed many var friends in tn