The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-05-19

In May.
For nre ana tornado insurance see
w. E. Rathbun, agent for the Royal
Insurance Co.
Miss Jennie Chapman went to her
home at Alexandria Monday morningI
She has been employed in the Educat-
or office for some time.
G. E. Olney, an oldtime printer on
The Republican force, has been out
at Spokane, Wash, for a year or two,
and returned to the city Saturday. He
went to work in this office Monday
morning.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
Corse, jr., who has been visiting with
Mrs. p. H. Kelley. left for Chicago,
and was accompanied as far as Min
neapolis by Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Corse's
home is In Shanghai, China.
George Orr, the operator at the
Omaha depot, returned Monday
from a trip to Window. Mimi, where
he went Saturday evening to attend
a meeting of the telegraph operators
of the Minnesota and Iowa division of
the road.
Without any prediction of rain a
good bit of moisture fell Sunday,
which amounted to 81 inches. 1t was
quite welcome, for the top surface
had commenced to indicate dryness,
although the soil beneath did not
show the need.
Saturday afternoon Miss Hermina
Reihsen gave a piano recital at her
home, which included fifteen Of her
younger pupils. A very entertaining
program was given and which vas
listened to by the parents Of the pu-
pills. Light refreshments we're served.
Miss Reihsen is having fine success
with her music class, which has con-
stantly grown in numbers.
A small party of Mitchell people
went to Yankton Monday to at
tend the grand lodge session of the
Odd Fellows and Daughters Of Re-
bekah. D. F. Wade is the representa-
tive to the grand encampment, A. E.
Porteous to the subordinate grand
lodge, and mrs. Nels Jensen to grand
assembly Of the Rebekahs. 8. w.
Rowley and Mrs. Clara Lukens went
along as visitors to the two leading
orders.
w. ]. Davey has returned from a
trip through the western part of the
state, making The drive overland
from Fit. Pierre to Lennon. While
driving across the country he in
vaded the town of Faith, which is
but three weeks old, and has 80
buildings, which include four banks,
and stores of all kinds and some resi-
dences. The hotel is conducted under
a tent 4OX10O. He said the road from
Lennon to Faith is covered most of
the time with f%reighting teams and
covered wagons vending their way
into the new country. Mr.. Davy said
that there were but few good claims
left in that section, and about all
one could get hold of was relinquish-
ments.
Rasmus Nielsen and his wife took
their departure Monday night via
the Omaha road for Minneapolis.
where they will visit a couple of
weeks, and. then go to New York. At
that point they will set sail for Cop
enhagen, Denmark, with the expecta-
ton of remaining a year at least. Mr..
and Mrs. Nielsen were born in that
country and it has been twenty-six
years since they came to this country.
They landed here without anything,
but by dint of hard work and saving
they have accumulated quite a good
sum of money, together with a farm
and a residence property here. Their
friends will wish them a pleasant and
safe journey both going and return
ing.
The third of the series of Sunday
evening sermons on practical themes
for young people was listened to by
a congregation which filled the first
Methodist Episcopal church. The
pastors subject was 'Entangling AL
liances.' The special music consisted
of two anthems by the choir directed
by Prof. Hobson. The pastor welcom-
ed six new members at the morning
service. Preceding the evening service
the Senior Epworth League held a
very interesting session during which
DR.. Hoagland installed the newly
elected officers. These officers are as