The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-02-01

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and his aim was directed ~ the light
or the lamp, near which she stood.
The gunshot took effect in her limb,
filling it with shot. She was brought
to the hospital at the time, and has
partially recovered. All efforts made
by the officers of Lyman county to
find the person who committed the
deed have proved unavailing.
F.. B. Yule, editor of the Alexan-
dria Herald, received announcement
of the confirmation by the senate at
Washington of his appointment as
postmaster of Alexandria. Mr.. Yule
received the appointment some
months ago, but it was not confirmed
by the senate owning to senatorial
objections. which have since been re-
moved.
Friday evening the members of
the Young Peoples Society of the
Baptit Church met at the home of
j, B. Doty in their regular month
ly social and business meeting
There vas a large number present
and much helpful business transact
I'd, and arrangements made for great
n work in the future. After the
business ses.on some time was spent
n a social manner, after which Mrs.
Doty and daughter Leah served the
company with very fine refreshments.
The members of the Society were
.grgeatly pleased with the in
which they We're received and enter
aimed during the evening. The ell
husiasm of the young people is very
ncouraging for greater work during
he coming months.
The board of education held its
'egular meeting Friday evening at
which all the members were present,
y. T. Litchfeld, e. W.. Heyler, S. E.
Norris, f. w. Freyberg, w. A.
Branch. The tr~easurer's monthly re-
port shows receipts of $1,S43.4O, and
expenditures of $|l,S43.03. The out
landing warrants amount to $14,-
1859. The work of the board was
directed along routine matters, per-
aiming to the curse OF study. The
superintendent was authorized to
ave 800 copies of the course of
study printed.
There was an increased attend
ance at the Christian church services
1T the Putnam home yesterday. The
sermon subject was taken from Acts
rs, 10 and, the speaker contrasted
the industrial and religious condi-
lions in the time of the great Apos-
tie with those at the present time,
stating in view of the marvellous
growth OF the Church of Christ, all
believers in the Savior have reason
20 thank God and take courage, as
the apostle Paul did on his way to
Rome. The sermon was followed
by the Lords Supper, and the SER
vice was enjoyed by all present, a
number coming from several miles
in the county. The service next
Sunday will be held at IL O'Clock
a. M, in Room 2 on the first floor Of
the city building. A general invita-
The District superintendent. Rev.
W. S. Shepherd, preached Sunday
night in the First Methodist church.
ae was greeted by a great congrega-
ton and preached an excellent SER
mon. The Choir under the direction
of Prof. Hobson has been enlarged
oy the addition of several new men,
oers and rendered programs of splen-
did music. DR.. Hoagland preached
to more than a thousand people in
the morning on the theme, How to
Enter the Kingdom of God"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith departed
Sunday evening via the Omaha road
for Chicago, and will be in the city
4 week or ten days attending the
automobile show, which opened there
Saturday evening. A.f4a -n.ae,af
Miss Lillian Janos, who was re-
Gently operated on at the Hospital
is reported to be getting along very
nicely. Miss Janos was removed to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hackett, 100 north Main street, and
Will remain there until she has re-
covered her strength.
Miss Anna Engen, who has beer
visiting with her sistr, Mrs. Geo
Erhart since Christmas, was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital Saturday and
was operated on for appendicitis. She
is getting along nicely.
Perry Brown came over from
Sioux Falls Saturday eve to spend
the Sabbath with his father, T. A
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