The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-09
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ance. many Of whom sent floral Of
ferings % . tribute Of respect to the
memory Of the deceased. MI. sny.
der spoke the Sentiments Of those
who knew Mrs. sayles a. being q
woman of sne character and possess
ing attributes that made her muci
admired in the life that she lived
! The Rebekahs attended the service.
in a body. and the pallbearers wer.
selected from the membership Of tn,
Canton, who appeared in the uniform
Of that order. Mrs. Sayles has beer
sick for about SIX months, and II
that time she was operated upon 10,
cancer. and which eventually caused
her death. The many friends viii,
extend their sympathy to the sor.
rowing husband and relatives n
their bereavement. The remains
were laid to rest in Graceland GENE.
terry.
d. c. VanDusen is now the manag.
Ell Of the Widmann hotel having Just
taken hold. The Widmann is now un.
der the lease Of the Midwest Hotel
Co., with headquarters at Pierre. and
which controls hotels at Pierre, Rap.
i'd City and Mitchell. Chas. Hyde, OF
Pierre, is the president and w. F.
Pascoe, Of Rapid City. is the general
manager. It is stated that the Wild
mann is to witness some improve
ments. and about $4,000 will be ex-
pended in toning up the house and
adding some new furniture. The no.
tel. which was formerly run on the
European plan, has been changed
with the new management to the
American plan.
A. S. Ryger and G. A. Larson, OF
the Brookings agricultural college.
have been secured by the Dawson
County Dairymen's Protective Asso-
citation to deliver an address in this
city next Saturday afternoon on the
dairying question. The addresses will
be delivered at the court house in the
afternoon, commencing at 1 O'Clock.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wood
man, of Parker. at the home M. Slade,
in this city, Friday. Feb. 3. a son.
Prof. S. D. Van Benthuysen spoke
to a small attendance at the Y. NJ. C.
A. meeting in the Maynard yester-
day. His subject was, Striking a
Balance" and he brought out the
idea that men should strike a balance
in deeds as we'll as in money. He re-
lated some touching incidents that
were very effective in showing the
value of good characters as an asset
in life.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Sanders moved
to the city from their home south of
town yesterday, and Mrs. Sanders
was brought to town in the ambu-
lance, owing to her condition. They
will live in a residence at 901
Fourth Avenue west.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bobb,
at their home in Doland, Friday,
Feb. 8, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Johnston arriv-
ed in the city this morning from their
home at Quinn, S. D., and will visit
at the home Of Mrs. J%ohnston's
mother, Mrs. j. ]. Haynes.
Mrs. L. l.. Ness delightfully."- enter
tanned the NJ. A. T. club at her|
home Thursday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Edward Gurns Of EElwood,
Iowa. Cards were enjoyed during
he evening. Miss Sadie Herman rel
,eived high score, while Mrs. Gurins
vas awarded the guest prize. AL
.er the games the guests repaired to
dining room where a unique fea-|
,ure freeted them in the form of a
china ground hog, %reposing on a fern
fish Of earth, and which graced the
center of the table. Delicious re-
were served and a happy
line was enjoyed by all.
Rev. Henry Snyder, the new pas
or Of the Presbyterian church, oc-
the pulpit for the first time
morning, preaching a sermon
which a commented upon by those
Who heard it as being exceptionally
and the members of the
feel that they have secured!
he services OF a pastor who will
make the church work a splendid
uccess. He has a fine delivery and
s an earnest talker, presenting his
thoughts in fine diction and in an im-