The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-03-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
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Funeral services We're held i've
the remains of Mrs. II. p. Peterson
Thursday afternoon at the residence,
COZ north 'Winsor street, and which
We're conducted by Rev. A. n. Brud-
Wig, pastor of the Norwegian Luther
an church. Quite a few friends of
the family were in attendance, and
several representatives OF the Odd
Fellows lodge, of which Mr.. Peters is
a member. The remains were laid
to rest in Graceland cemetery.
NJ. II. Gosche, who has been at
Excelsior Springs, Mo, for several
weeks, returned to the city, leaving
his little daughter, Irene, there for
further treatment, and to remain
with her grandmother Mrs. Nm.
Koch.
j. j. Lahey has just completed
the purchase of the former I. III.
%Youngman residence on the corner
of Fourth Avenue west and San
born street, the deal having been UNI
der negotiations for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lahey expect to move
into their home shortly.
The Waite brothers of Highmore
We're in the city yesterday to attend
the railroad meeting, and were dele
gates from their town. The gentle
men were quite enthusiastic over
the construction OF that railroad,
and believe faithfully hat it will be
u sure thing. Both gentlemen ~
pressed the opinion that there would
De little difficulty in getting over rs
per cen of the farmers living along
The line of new road to give 800 fol
each quarter section, and which
would place the movement on a fine
financial basis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. S~charnwebel
departed Friday evening via thu
Omaha road for Vancouver, b. c.
for the summer and fall, having
spc Mt the winter in this city. Mr.
Scharnweber is a professional base
ball player and will join the Van
Gouver team OF the Northwest League
with which he has played for tn
past three years. He fills in a
shortstop, and the fact hat he ha
been engaged for the fourth conSecu
tive year by the same team indicate
that he is making good. He expect
o remain in Mitchell next eason j
arrangements can be made.
=, George Osborn. foreman OF tn
Dakota Implement and Harness Co
returned from Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Tuesday evening, where he had bee
taking treatment for q dislocation j
the hip. Mr.. Osborn has been usin
remedies for rheumatism nee abou
Thanksgiving time and was on hi
way to Hot Springs when he stoppe
! to visit at Cedar Rapids and a phi.
y sician there by using the N-Ray dis
!, covered the d~islocation. Mr.. Osbor
I reports a complete recovery and
; glad to be at work again.
: Miss Nora Booth, who has bee
holding a position as stenographe
= in the Commercial and Savings banl
i has resigned her position, and wi
. leave the latter part of next wee
g for Washington, ID. G., where 81
will enter the government civil SCI
vice department. She took the e.
animation recently for s%tenograpl
CT and passed it very successful,
She will begin her duties in Wasl
I ington about April /. Miss Boot
Y is a competent stenographer and hi
: given fine satisfaction to the ban
{ 1t was announced in connectic
with the Sunday services OF IL
y First Methodist Episcopal churc
that Wednesday evening, the tin
CT the mid-weck prayer meetin
would be observed as a special lie,
It ten service, at which time the pa
ID tor would preach a twenty-minu
sermon in the auditorium and tn
/. the guests of honor at the servl
:, would be those whom he has recei
ed into the church during his past
rate. 1T was announced that he
d. Sunday would be the third anniye
y sary of the present p%astorate al
w. that it would be observed with sp
: cial sermons and plans for some fC
- ward work. Sunday was IL OF t
successful days in the history OF t
church. Forty-iive additional mel
bers were received by letter and
y confession of faith preceding !
morning sermon. One of the lar
est CONGREGATIONS of the prese
IN pastorate heard the evening serm
on The Program of Socialism
Morning sermon next Sunday, IT
n Past and Future Evening. Seen