The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-12-11
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From Thursdays Daily
Manager j. H. Davidson. of I'll
Widmann hotel. is planning eynn
slNe improvements in the near fut,r
which will cost about 81 O IN
ho.el VIII be equipped with hot al, h.
eoiu water plumbing for every room
d new steam heating system and
I~efrlgeratlng system for the kitcfe,
ana supply room. Representatives O
plumbing firms in Sioux Falls, St
faul and Minneapolis were in Mitca
eii looking over the plans tor tn
contracts, which will be let to til
lowest bidder next Monday.
Mitchell Elks last evening held q
important session, at which a lars
class of candidates was initiated. 7
special program was given, featuring
several numbers of the Elks' double
quartet, closing with u lunch. Las
evenings initiation brought the mem
bership up to 941, close to the goa
OF 1000 which has been the aim Of
The order.
From Fridays Daily
~ y iool wv
ming from Redtield, where he attend
cd the session of the state dairymer.
and buttermakers' association,
Through Mr.. Herrick's efforts as
president of the Mitchell Commercial
club, the next annual convention was
located in Mitchell.
Ezra Keith, of Saskatoon, Sask.
Canada, was a Mitchell business cali
vAr tnInv Mr. IyAttb e., 4hn forn,o,
manager OF the Ward hotel at Aber
non for a visit with his brother.
Walter NJ. Mcconnell, president o
the Western State bank.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. M. Huber. of VOL!
Point, Mont, are guests at the homo
of S. III. Greenwald. Mrs. Huber is /;
sister of Mr.. Greenwald. DIR. Huber
has been doing clinical work at thu
Mayo brothers hospital at Rochester
Mimi, for several weeks.
*. S. Rud, Il farmer living south
of Mitchell, will leave next Tuesda,
for a visit with relatives at his for
mer home at Christiana, Norway
Mr.. Rud will only be gone for three
months and will not take his family
with him. The chief object of his
trip will be a visit win mis- mother.
who is so years old. and has request.
ed that he come now if possible.
w. A. Smith. a bartender, and c.
II. Gibsbon, a former horse jockey,
were fined $40 each in municipal
court this morning on the charge OF
disturbing the peace last evening,
The two men are alleged to have en-
gagged in a fight on lower Main
street.
Carpenters today started work on
the timber superstructure on the con-
creter screening chamber of the city
sewer system, two blocks east of the
electric owe station. The chamber
Was ordered by the city council sew
eral months z and is placed up
stream from the inverted syplons TIC
prevent the %clogging of the sewer
system by debris.
II. N. IIolsaple, superintendent o
the South Dakota A~nti-Saloon league
returned this afternoon from i
months trip in the east. From the
national convention of the league liz
Columbus, o., Mr.. Holsaple went cas-,
to New York.
p. Fl. McBeth, assistant superin.
tendent of the state A%nti-Saloon lea.
que, is speaking in northern South
Dakota in the interests of the or
ganization. His dates this week cover
the towns of Lennon, Mcintosh, Mo
bridge, Mclaughlin and Morriston.
w. ID. Giddings, of Fort Pierre, S
d., was on the stand most of today
in the trial of Clarence j. Burch
charged by the state with the illegal
sale of liquor. Burch is the Savo,
hotel manager arrested in the gener
al police raid during Corn Palace
week. Giddings was hired as a de
tcctive to work in Mitchell and his
evidence was partially responsible fol
the arrest. Burch will be placed OF
trial later for keeping AN immoral
house. The jury in the case was i'm
%panelled this forenoon.