The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-25
LOCAL news NOTES
From Thursdays Daily.

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Ernest A, Just, u graduate of Da-
kota Wesleyan and a former resident
of Mitchell, the past summer has
been engaged in important research
work for the university OF Southern
California, In Los Angeles. A portion
of his work has been the making of
tests OF sewage systems with ocean
outlets, to determine the effect they
exert upon the water and the amount
of contamination.
Chas. Nj. Marsh of Chicago, repre-
senting the Theatre Booking Corpora
ton which Will furnish the attract
ions for the Corn Palace this year is
expected to arrive in the city today
where he will take personal charge of
the preparations for the coming show.
He will be here during the entire
week of Corn Palace and viii direct
the attractions in the building and
the free ones on the streets.
w. S. Hill left yesterday for Sioux
City to attend the Interstate Live
Stock fair where he has his herd of
premium winning Red Potled cattle
on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis of Monticello.
iowa, are here visiting at the home
OF the latter's aunt Mrs. VIM. Oar
ling and other relatives. The couple
were but recently married and are on
their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Curtis
VAS formerly Miss Ollie Arnold of
H%opkinton, Iowa.
A group OF three Indians and their
wives from the Pine Ridge agency
are here today enrouts to the Chey-
enne agency to attend Il big Indian
picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Geiger went to
Sioux City this morning to the fair.
From there they will go to Panama,
Iowa, to visit relatives.
John Colvin was found guilty in
municipal court this morning OF the
theft OF a revolver from the Wells
Fargo Express and sentenced to fiji
teen days in jail by Judge w. M.
Herbert. COlvin asserted that the
gun had been loaned him by an en-
ployee Of the company. but the evil
dence at the hearing Indicated that
he was Intoxicated at the time OF
the alleged theft on Sunday after
noon.
w. w. Collins, superintendent of
the Iowa and Dakota division of the
Milwaukee, was through here today
on q tour Of inspection.
n. G. lssenhuth of Redfeld was
here on business today.
w. M. Cox of Rapid City Is. ~
business visitor to Mitchell today.
The Philadelphia Times recently
purchased As Victor typewriters for
Use throughout its office. They we're
chino on the market. Tho Victor is
the machine that is making the type
writer trust go some. The Mitchell
Publishing Company, state agents.
Misses Elizabeth Kelley and Lor-
eaat Smith and VIM, Kelley and Earl
Wells left over the Milwaukee this
morning, for Madison, Wis, where
they will attend the university OF
Wisconsin the coming year.
H. G.. Schneider Of Wagner is
here on business today.
The morning passenger on the
Omaha did not arrive in the city I'M
til nearly three O'Clock this after
noon. The delay was caused by a
wreck on the line between Minnea-
polls and st. Paul.
s. M. Bower or Mt. Vernon was
here yesterday and today on bust
ness.
w. H. Bean Of Blue Mount. III.
Is here today.
]. ]. Lee, advance agent for the
baby Mine" company which will
show at the Gale during Corn Pal
ace week Is here today on business
for his company.
S. Il. Morris ana Lewis Shuster
left this morning to motor to de
Smet on u business trip of several
days.
Mrs. Roy A. Jarnagin arrived
home this afternoon after spending
a couple of weeks with relatives in
Peterson, Iowa, and Sioux Falls.
Mrs. H. j. Hamilton of De smet,
arrived in Mitchell Tuesday eevning
and is visiting at A. d. Carpenter
home.
From Fridays Daily
A marriage license has been Is
sued to Henry Lee Jones, of Min
neapolis. and Miss Edna b. Fitch, OF
Mt. Vernon.
William T. Rush this morning re.
turned from Deadwood, where he
served rs a juror in the September
term OF federal court. While in the
Black Hills he visited at the home
Of his parents in Cottonwood, S. d
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Smith
and daughter jeanette, have depart
ed for a two weeks trip. on which
they will visit Minneapolis ant
Chicago.
The opening attendance at TIL,
state university seems to be flatter
ing this year both In number an,
the high grade OF the students en-
rolled, says "A. r. Hitchcock VIII,
has Just returned from Vermilliol
where as president of the stat
board of regents he made an ad
dress at the opening convocation o
the school. The ladies' hall is file,
this year for the first time I'M man.
years. Mr.. Hitchcock declares tina
the Deans and the faculty are work
ing in harmony and are taking hol,