The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-17

GNGtt anu iTlppt the iatteF tenn ue-
Ing touted as an exceptionally strong
team, The score went TO . to 0 in
favor of Mitchell. Gray, of Parks
ton. went behind the plate aud
Fault pitched for Mitchell. Those
who. saw the game said that the
Mitchell team put up a fine article
of bail. but that while Trip played
good bail they could not hit Fault
safely. who was we'll backed up by
the local players.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Siherz depart
ed via the Omaha road Sunday ey-'
ening for Minneapolis to remain
through the week, when Mr.. Siberz
will return home and Mrs. Siber2
will go on to Cashton, Wis. to make
q visit Of six weeks or two months
with relatives.
Salem Special: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Fl Heron and Miss Blanche Barn
hart were over to Mitchell Friday
where the former rented a commo-
diOus house which. he will occupy
shortly. Miss Barnhart will be a
student at the Dakota Wesleyan Uni
versity during the coming school year
and will make her home with her
sister while in Mitchell.
ii is very likely that Charles Wyatt
will be an inmate in the county Jail
until the November term of court
convenes. Wyatt was given a pre-
slfminary hearing late Saturday even
ing before Justic Drake on the charge
0k attacking Wayne Hull, OF Alex
s'andria, a few days ago. Hull was
not present. but several witnesses to
the aaltercation gave their evidence,
and on that the justice bound Wyatt
over to the Circuit court term in the
sum. az $500 T. j. Spangler appear
ed as the states attorney.
The Salvation Army had charge OF
the open air religious meeting on the
4 court house lawn Sunday evening.
and there was a very large crowd
present. The Army members sang a
number of their songs, and these
followed by short addresses by
the different members. The talks in
the nature of testimonies, as to what
the religion they had adopted had
done for them. Some of the testi-
monies presented were pathetic, and
Impressive. Some remarks were al
so made by Secretary Whitaker. of
the Y. M.sC. A., and Rev. b. J. Til
ley, Of the Baptist church. At the
close ofsthe service the Army went
back to their quarters in the city hall
and enrolled some new, members who
! have lately been converted to the
cause. t,8,s, /
DR.. X. E. Stair, according to- the
Spencer News, has located there for
the practice of dentistry, and will
work under the direction of a ply
siScian IN charge of a new hospital
which has Just been opened at that
blade ss.ttitsttir. ~ s,tt&49 8 1850
Ray L.aBranson, who attended the
y national clay court tennis tourna-
gment at Omaha last week, goes to
Des Moines, Iowa, for the open tour
]. nament which begins. there today.
Mr.. Branson, who is the champion
lot South Dakota, has been chosen as
the official referee esf Of the tourna-
ment. II n,s, s .
THE Mitchell township officers
have started work 0 N fixing the, road
leading to the Jim river directly east
of the city. 1t Is the intention to
Il have a double roadway leading
down there, and when it is complet-
Ted She driving public will be requir.
ed to keep on the right hand side OF
the road, and which will have the
tendency to avoid accidents among
those who travel that way either by
team or auto. Mr.. Krom, who is one
OF the officials. stated that as 500
as possible other roads leading into
the city through Mitchell TOWNSHIP
will be constructed, on the double
roadway idea.
Prof. Henry H. Loudenback, o.
Chicago, arrived in the city Saturday
I take up his residence in Mitchell
The professor has been elected to the
leadership OF the piano department il
Dakota Wesleyan University, and j:
here, to begin his work with the OPP
/ aenihE Of the fall term. His famil,
win arrive In the course of a few
weeks. Prof. Lou5enback has beer
/ associated with the musical depart
ment at Northwestern college of Chi
cago for the past year. and during
that time he took advantage of tn,
opportunity to study with Fam.
Observation-Disclosures, n of the re
nOwned pianists of the country.
The Services at the First Baptis
Sunday were very interesting a larg,
congregation greeted the pastor a
the morning hour of worship and
worshipfui spirit was shown through
out. The music was enjoyed by ev
Nkery one and the sermon IA not
disappointment. At the close Their
was the reception of new member
and fellowship meeting. AT the Sun
day school there was a larger nun
her than at any previous session ant
q class of sixteen girls graduated
from the primary department to tn
main school. Mrs. ellis had' thi
service in charge and it was yer.
nicely rendered. Mrs. Scoville, wa
chosen as the new teacher whicl
ssjs compliment enough to her abilit,
as asSunday school worker.
as% Saturday evening Ray Dixon en-
tertained ~thirty-fve members of tn
local National Guard company, tn
%si0ccasion, being a recognition of hi
election ras second. lieutenant of TIL
company. The supper was served a