The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-27
LOCAL news NOTES

FROM I~nuraday'S Daily
Mrs. E. j. Clark died this morning
1T eleven o'clock at the home of
Frank Wayne SIS N. Wis. The funer-
al will be held at the home tomorrow
afternoon at foar O'Clock.
ii. d.. Wagner arrived home last
evening from a business trip to Sioux
Falls.
Resurgam lodge, A. f. and A. M.
heid II OF its important meetings of
the year Yesterday afternoon and last
evening. Commencing at 4:30 o'clock
three candidates We're given the NJ. NJ.
degree. A t~hree-course supper was
served at $50 o'clock and the re-
mainder OF the evening was devoted
to the finish of the initiatory cere-
monies. Over sixty Masons were pre-.
sent for the event.
NJ. -. Whitney. manager and own
er of the Maynard theatre since July
l, last evening completed the sale of
the property to Jay Dundas, who has
been a resident of Mitchell at various
periods for many years. Mr.. Dundas
ran a motion picture theatre at Cham
berlain, S. d., for several years. He
Viii ldht pOSSSSSlOl Ol llt MAY lldIU
en- Monday. Mr.. Whitney will. go to
Eagle Grove, Ia. his former home,
the. first of next week, but has not
yet decided where he viii locate.
Mrs. j. c. Fowler and daughter
Sylvia. departed this morning for
Fontanelle, Ia, where they will visit
and later depart for California for
the winter. Mr.. Fowler accompanied
them as far as Scotland, where he
had business.
Frank Nelson who left Mitchell
m%ortgaged horses. left the animals
at@Plankinton. Sheriff Wilson, OF Au-
rora county, %telephoned that he had
found the team and was holding it.
Miss Margaret Mcclure left last
evening for a visit with friends at
White Lake, S. d..
The fire department was called this
morning to a blaze in the B%lenkiron
garage, at First and l-awler streets,
that might easily have been very SER
ious. Wires from a drop light in the
basement i9nited a can OF gasoline
being used to clean gears and an eX-
plosion followed. The chemical was
used to good advantage and the fire
e~XtinemiShed before it had lone
than scorch the ceiling in he base
ment and burned up a quantity of oil
and gasoline.
The Mitchell Rug and Carpet Fac
tory is moving from their present To-
cation to 500 Main. This company
has a growing trade for all kinds of
weaving.
p. Mead Beausom, of Minneapolis,
and Miss Grace lone Null were mar
reid at high noon today at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Null, 513 South Wisconsin St.
Only relatives and immediate friends
of the couple We're present. An
elegant wedding dinner was served
after the ceremony.
Born, to MI. and Mrs, j. c. Cook,
Louis Wagner, of Prairie du
CHEN. Wis. is visiting at the home
of his uncle, III. Nj. Wagner, for a
few weeks.
L.. L. Beckwith, jr.. yesterday sold
his toe of dry goods and women s
furnishings to Frances Eliza Neish,
instead of A. Neish, as was reported.
T. j. Morgans, secretary OF the
Commercial club, arrived home last
evening from Pierre, where he at
tended the session of the state rail
road and warehouse commission.
O. b. Searles, of Mason City, trav-
Cling freight and passenger agent OF
the Milwaukee road, was in Mitchell
an business TODAY.
Lucian Brodie and Der Walker
the two negroes who have beel
held in the county Jail since Angus
3 for witnesses in the case OF the
state against j. p. Donnelly, We're
released from custody this morning
Donnelly is the Milwaukee brake
court yesterday to the charge of as
sault upon Walker, When the latter
was attempting to steal a ride On I
freight car.
p. J.. Quinn. of Aberdeen, genera
roadmaster of the Hastings & Da
kota division of the Milwaukee road
was in Mitchell today.
Judge w. NJ. Herbert performed
the marriage ceremony that unite.
larry Bruce and Miss Nellie Huber
10th of Marshalltown, la. The couple
came to Mitchell expecting to b.
married in the home OF friends nam
cd Trip. but the family could not b.
located here and the ceremony wa
finally performed in the judge
office.
Congressman c. Fl. Dillon, o
Yankton. was a Mitchell visitor to
day. The congressman stated tina
he would return to Washington mex
week and that he had been in onl
ii few cities in the First district o
his present visit to South Dakota
He declared that his way to reelet
ton seemed certain at the presen'
as no other candidates had yet al
nounced themselves for the place.
From Fridays Daily
j. C. Hamiel of Mitchell today al
nounced his candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination for sheriff. His Ca
didacy was promulgated at a meetin
,f tho dnmncratic county central CON