The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-09

FOR SALE-One good yearling
Poland China boar. with papers,
from a litter of 49," has had run Of
5 acre pasture all e. d.
Carpenter, Ethan, S. d.
At a meeting of the chess cnthu-
lasts Monday evening in the Y. NJ.
e. A.. hall, Il chess club a organ
lied and meetings. will be held CIV
cry Monday evening during the Will
ter season at s O'Clock. Fifteen
men signed up to join the club and
other members will doubtless come
in later.
There were several passengerssgot
off the north train this morning and
wanted to go OH east to Sioux Falls,
and intermediate points. When they
ascertained that the east train had
departed two hour sooner and that
they would have to wait until 11:25
tonight before they could go OH they
were pretty hot. They could not
quite understand why n railroad
would make such a break in the
service. and compel Il patron to lay
over for such Il long period of time.
That is one Of the beauties Of the new
change. Another instance was of
people coming in from the west to do
some trading here. They said they
had always been glad to come to
Mitchell to do some tracing, but un-
der the new schedule they have to
get up at 5 O'Clock in the morning
to take the train for Mitchell. and
they would care to undertake very
often.
Arrangements had been completed
for holding u district convention Of
the knights OF laythias i'll this city
on Monday of next week, but when
it was learned that the big football
game between Mitchell and Vermil-
lion occurred OF the same date, the
football enthusiasts who are also
good knights and wanted to attend
the convention, got a postponemcnt
of the meeting until a later date,
which will be announced shortly.
Col. James Means and Mrs. Eva
Lemons were united III marriage
Monday evening at S O'Clock by Dir.
j. S. lIoagland, pastor of the Metho-
dist church. The wedding took place
at the residence of Mr.. Charles
Wright, 400 South Edmunds street,
With IL or two friends present. Col
Means is a popular auctioneer, COM
ing here from Iowa recently. They
will begin housekeeping at once in
their own home at 7O4 Seventh Ave-
nue. east.
The drinking cup order issued by
the board OF health, in which cups
were eliminated from railroad trains
i'll the state, is causing n.ucn cmbar-
rassmcnt on the part of travellers.
The conductors on the trains say that
not one person in ten carries a cup
with when they get OH the train,
and that when they go to the water
tank for a drink and find it filled
with water, but nothing to drink
from they get pretty sore. 1t is fire.
quently the case that men get on the
train to ride some four or five sta
tions, and women, too, for that mat
ter, and forget all about carrying
their private cup. Under those cir
cumstances they are forced, to get
along without Il drink until they ar
rive al their destination, unless they
have the nerve TO try and borrow one
on the train-and which would be
considered very unsanitary.
Pastor Henry Snyder, OF the Pres
bNterian church, began Sunday MORN
ing a series of sermons on the Apos-
ties Creed, when he spoke on The
Affirmation OF Faith" On the fol-
lowing four Sunday mornings the
subjects will be: Nov. ~, The AZ
llrmation OF the lncarnation;" Nov.
~, The Affirmation OF the Resur.
rection:' Nov. 2G. The Affirmation
of the Church," Dec. 3, The AMrma.
ton OF Eternal Life" The evening
services on these dates will be alter
mated with addresses on the Men
OF the Bible and special illustrate
ed services On Bible themes.
J.. NJ. Newell came over from Mt.
Vernon this morning Oh the carly
morning Milwaukee passenger TO at
tend to some business matters. When
the MI. Vernon man or IL person from
any OF the town west want 10
come TO Mitchell they tell the mem
bcrs OF their families goodby, for
under the new schedule of the Mil
waukee road, they don't exactly
know when they Will get back home
again.
-.H4 EIrHsH a.-Er--. W -Lt
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A..
Graves, Saturday, November 4, a.
daughter.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. a. Man
giles, on Hanson street, Monday, Nov.
=, a son.
Mrs. +. A. Bidwelt vas injured
late this afternoon when the horse
she was driving al away. IL START
ed on Rowley street and The animal
was going at a headlong gait when
ii turned the corner at the city hall
and. ran east. Near the corner of
Main the horse ran into another bug
Igy and Mrs. Bidwell was thrown to-
the ground. She was picked up and
taken over to Mr., Bidwells office
and later removed to her home. Just
iho.W Tssrlens her hihries are cannot