The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-13

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Homer and Harold, returned home
Wednesday from Sigourney, Iowa
where they have been visiting fol
the past two weeks.
John d. Kress arrived Thursday
morning from his trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago. He also went to points
in Tennessee, where he visited
number Of tanneries with the idea Of
looking some into the leather ques'
ton.
The eve months old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bertalot, Of $50
Fifth Avenue west, was found dead
in bed Thursday, the result of be-
ing wrapped up too closely and it is
said to have died from s%uffocation. A
physician was called about 6 o'clock.
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Charles Boreson made quite a
record in his case of appendicitis. He
was operated on six days ago and
Thursday left the hospital and went
to his home in Prosper township. Mr..
Boreson moved a couple of days
sooner on account Of the hospital be-
ing full and the room being actually
needed for other patients.
Miss Marie Kratz. one of the tele-
phone office young ladies, was taken
i'll yesterday at the phone Office, and
tainted away while at work. She
recovered in a short time and was
taken to her apart4snts at the Wav-
erly hotel,AA physician was called
and pronounced her case appendi-
citis. She was removed to the hos
|pital late in the afternoon and Thurs
day DR.. e. E. King performed
an operation. Miss Kratz is report
ed as getting along very nicely.
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The University delegation to the
Students Volunteer convention at
Rochester, N. Y. returned Thursday
tired but deeply enthused over
the result of the meeting they at
tended. The gathering was one Of
the greatest missionary meetings
ever convened and its influence will
be radiated W the mission fields
of the world. Many speakers of In
prominence addressed
the convention. Those in the local
party were Prof. G. D. Hardy, Misses
Judith Greguson and Mamie knight,
Todnem, Herbert Hardy. j.
E. Washburn. George Minty stopped
at Chicago on the way back to visit
friends.
The weather Thursday brought
out some remonstrances because the
atmosphere was so cold. but it had
no effect on the. mercury. This
morning Xa1 coolest of the season
and the thermometer showed a drop
to "a degrees below zero, it being
% below at 8 o'clock. The average
person cannot see much good in this
extremely cold weather, but as one
remarked that ''it is the best winter
slefghing we have had in years." AS
a coal consumer it also has q little
something over other winters, and an
individual who thought he had
enough coal in his bin to last until
May 1, has commenced to think that
he is due to buy another ton of coal
oAN pOAAopo IWO"uAAOSo Lu0I0 IS d
break in the weather.
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A certain citizen was pretty hot
Thursday morning Notwithstanding
the thermometer was "a below zero.
When he got up this morning and
came down stairs he found his front
door open and the cold blasts per-
meating every part of the house. The
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