The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-05
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fall and was will liked by all who
met her at that time.
Announcements were received in
the city yesterday announcing the
marriage last Saturday of Miss Grace
Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
III. Smith of his city to Lewis n. Grill
of Elk Point.
Mr.. George Elfers arrived from
Seattle Friday night and is visiting
at the home OF Mr.. Ii Mrs. Frank
Weller.
The Hartley Andersons have pur-
chased the property al 9l9 Court
Merrill from j. l.. Wright. They are
planning a number OF Improvements
and hope by another year to have an
un-to-date home here.
Mrs. Neil p. Liden of Oregon ar
rived Friday to spend the summer
with her sister Mrs. Frank Weller.
John Smith of Stickney was oper-
ated on at the hospital here for APP
pendicitis, Saturday night.
Thomas Williams OF Sti2kney UNI
derwent an operation at the hospital
yesterday and is said to be doing well
today.
Walter B%roadbent left yesterday
for Aberdeen where he will attend
the state meeting OF the state under
takers association. MIR. B~rce1hent is
secretary of that body.
Il. A. Gates has returned 10 his
home here after a business trip of
several days to Sioux City.
Miss Nina Berkeley, who teaches in
the schools here left Yesterday for
her home at Gayville, where she will
spend the summer vacation.
S. +. Morris was in l.etoher Satur-
day on a business triy.
Miss Hazel Dickey a teacher in the
Mitchell schools left yesterday for
her home at Pierre where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. Van Meter. the veteran hard
ware merchant of Lctcher and Will
known mere was the victim of a
stroke of paralysis following the
wind storm o. Saturday night. He fell
unconscious in the front yard of a
neighbours home and was found there
and taken home.
Sheriff Berry at the instigation of
the board of county commissioners is
erecting a fence around the eastern
part OF the court house and the side
the Jail is located on. An effort viii
be made to keep outsiders from con
versing with the prisoners in the flu
ture.
The knights of Columbus held the
annual memorial services for its de
parted members Sunday afternoon AT
the hall. Memorial addresses were
made by Rev. Father Dahlman of
Parkson and Grand Knight M. G.
Corbett and Judge VIM. e. Herbert
of Mitchell. Musical numbers were
rendered BY Flora Tureeon me Mary
kibbee and vocal selections We're Civ
en- by Chas. Kennedy, Lucille Evans
James Rogan and Rachel Doyle.
+. A. Jones connected with the of
fee of Bank Examiner Wingfield, is
back at his duties after Il short visit
at his home at Madison.
John Holt who has been here Wis
itiug with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Holt, 423 West Fourth street
left Saturday night for Sioux City.
Paul Tilley left Sunday for Aber-
deem where he viii enter the employ
of the Milwaukee railway company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson.
who live eleven miles south west OF
the city are the parents of a baby
girl born Sunday.
Simon Oltloff of Emery was
brought to this city yesterday and un
derwent an operation for intestinal
obstruction. He is doing well today.
nected with the Theatre Pharmacy
here for the past several months has
severed his connections with that in
stitution and left for his home at
Yangton yesterday.
Miss Maud Bechtel of ST. Poul who
has been visiting here with Miss
Belle Courtney and other friends left
for her home Sunday night.
Miss Ida l.. Williams of Murdo
was here visiting yesterday.
A. B. Gunderson of Nermillion was
"A business visitor to this city Sunday
and yesterday.
w. e. Hollengack of White River
was here on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewey left
yesterday for their home in Green
Vile, Mich, after IA visit with their
daughter Mrs. Oscar Dyar.
Theodore Henkels of Emery was
here on business yesterday.
A. S. K%ingsbury of Moutrose spent
part of yesterday and today in Nit
chell.
f. M. Jones of Stickney was here
yesterday.
The ten year old daughter of Mrs
j. O. Treganza underwent an oper
alton for throat trouble and adenoids
last week and is reported to be doing
well today.
Geo. T. Wolk returned home yes