The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-12

th'y commenced 10 schu III tltif
dimes, 80 That perhaps the agent viii
D.ay somewhere near even.
Tom burns sens the Republican
II postal card picture OF the corn
palace building erected at Gregory.
IL represents the front of the build
ing, II story high. with a tower In
the middle of 1t. II Is decorated
much after the style OF the Mitchell
building and the cards says ii is
the second II in the world The
building was decorated by Floyd Gil
lis of this city, and was erected for
the purpose of displaying the pro-
ducts of that section to the vast
number OF people who alc going
there for registration purposes Gu"-
ing the next Two weeks or moe.
Tom says he feels ~: home in Il corn
palace city.
Mrs. Martin %Jacquemai departed
Thursday via the Milwaukee road
for Sioux City to take up her resi-
dencc after a quarter of a centrry's
living in Mitchell. MIR. Jacquemai
wholesale drug company and will
give up his work OF the road after
travelling out of Mitchell for twenty
five years or more. In their long res
iucnce in Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs. JAG.
quemai have made hosts of friends
who will regret the separation that
comes at this time, and in their new
home the best wishes will follow
them for the success which has come
10 them in all the years they lived in
this city.
Miss Lottie Elaridgc, aged &c
years, died Thursday afternoon. as
the result Of typhoid pneumonia, at
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Van Tas-
: sci, All Second Avenue cast. The
deceased has lived in Mitchell for
the past two years and was a probes
AOhol 4 IS'IouS w COulllS
here she lived two years on a claim
in the western part Of the state.
During her illness she was cared for
by her sister, Anna EldriGgc, who
came out here from Fort Wayne,
Ind, and was with her sister when
she passed away. Tho funeral scrv-
ices We're held this morning at the
home of Mrs. Van Tassel and were
conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Mair, pas
tor of the Congregational church,
and which we're attended by Il few
friends. The remains We're taken
back to Fort Wayne by Miss Anna
Eldridgc for interment.
The last Sunday of the Conference
Year at the First Methodist Episcopal
will be remembered for its great con-
%gregations and inspiring services in
which were many strangers and WISH
tors Of the city. The pastor received
twelve new members at the close of
the morning sermon. At the even
ing service the chairman of the
Board of Stewards made an appeal 10
the people for a liberal contribution
to close the conference year With all
bills paid. About $500 was given
which meets the current expense
budget. This with the benevolent
budget will make more than $1,000
which the church has raised apart
from, the building fund and the i'm
.'provcments on the property. The
pastor will go to Conference at .Ab-
erdecn with one Of the best reports
in the history of the church. He will
return and preach next Sunday or
have one of the representative
preachers of the conference fill the
pulpit
Mrs. Allen, of North Yakima.
WASH, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lauritz Miller. She has been visiting
relatives at Yankton and is on her
way home.
Miss Hannah Miller, of Tabor, is
visiting with relatives and friends in
the city.
Mrs. G.. a. Dawson and Mrs. j. Il.
Wells departed Monday evening for
Minneapolis and will be gone a good
portion Of tho week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Silsby de-
parted on the midnight Milwaukee
passenger Monday for the western
part Of the state and will make a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mich
OILS, who arc living on their claim in
that section, near Cation.
Leon D%urochcr. of Grand Forks,
N. d., had a fairly good audience at
at the city hall Monday evening to
his address on social problems.
He dwclltd for some time on the !
platform OF the socialistic party and /