The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-08

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high school. left Saturday for his
home In Michigan. where he Will
spend the summer. returning here In
September to again take up his
school work.
Mrs. G. c. Fitch went up to HUI
ron Monday to be present at the col
lege graduating exercises.
Miss Fay Stafford, Of Beasford, is
here visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ros.
co Bierce.
Mrs. Hall and two daughters, ard
son OF Stiekney were guests of Mrs.
f. w. Bailey Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Helgerson
returned from Canton Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Newton Monday, June 5, a son.
Miss Vida Shane is home from
Salem, where she has been teaching
school.
James Hunter returned from Wis
consin Monday. Mrs. w. j. Baker
went to Sioux City Saturday for a
few weeks visit.
Arthur Messenger returned Sat
urday from "a two weeks visit in
Iowa. sy
There will be song service in I'm
manuel Lutheran church Northwest
of town at 1890 Sunday June II.
1 A n,ala pnor%o} fr0r, Ay,o,c%Dro Co1
lege, Canton, S. D., will sing and
Prof. TIVE, the president of that in
stitution, will speak.
The school board have selected the
following teachers for the city
schools next year: High school, Ar
thur Skidmore and Ida King; sew
enth and eighth grades, Miss Ram
sey; fifth and sixth grades, Miss
Blanch Jenkins, third and fourth
grades, Miss Edna Fitch; primary.
Miss Josie Porter.
The Stickney ball team came over
Sunday afternoon and met the Mt.
Vernon boys on the diamond south
VI eiC poSh. y Soou SdHlc was put
up, the o resulting 6 to II, in
favor of Stickney.
Don't forget that Mt. Vernon cele-
brates Old Settlers Day June IA.
Tent Program 10 a. m. Ball game,
Letcher and White Lake. Horse
races at 2 p. m. MiMnor sports $50
n N u hf~ n !, n -, t1,0 ES1.@.,.
body come and have a good time.
Miss Grace Bandelman and Mr..
Willard Helgerson were United in
marriage at the United Lutheran
church parsonage, Blendan township,
May Both, 1911, fby Rev. Adalphi
Egge. The bride was attended by
and the groom by his brother, Mr.. G.
Fl. Helgerson. Miss Bandelman is
a resident Of Dawson county, her
home being eight miles southeast of
Mt. Vernon. She is we'll and favor
ably known in Blendon township,
where she has taught the public
SSAAOoi LII III laSl l"o ySoAS,
down township is also the childhood
home of Mr.. Helgerson who is now a
we'll known and prosperous business
man of the Helgerson Hardware Co.
of this city. The young couple left
Immediately on a trip to M%inneapo-
lis and Hinkley, ILL.,, which was for
mor1v Tho hriIo'c hama 1>Hnv xri11
return to Mt. Vernon and begin
housekeeping in the E. E. Owens
house on East Second street. Their
many friends here wish them a long,
happy and prosperous married life.
There was a farewell party given
in Dixon's opera house Monday night
to Miss Mabel and Nellie Owens who
leave this week with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Owens for Nit
chell where they will make their
home. About thirty of their young
friends We're present and the even
ing was spent in dancing and games.
They will be greatly missed here by
the young folks, but they all wish
them much happiness in their new
home in Mitchell.
Mrs. Florence Ayland, of spo-
kone,. Washington is here for
couple months visiting with
relatives. Mrs. Arland will be bet
ter remembered as Miss Alice
Cooper,