The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-19
LOCAL news NOTES
From Thursdays Daily

Gently at st. Joseph's hospital here
from which she is getting along a.
we'll as can be expected. Her two dau
ghters, Nina, from Watertown ant
Mabel from Madison, are in the cit,
to attend her.
w. H. Rowland of Omaha, travel
ing passenger agent for the Pennsyl
vania Lines is here today on bust
ness.
Chief Dispatcher M. c.. Corbet,
spent part of today in Sanborne OF
business.
Cards have been received here
from Miss Josephine Scott, who with
her aunt Mrs. John Bartlett is Wis.
iting the Pacific coast, which state
that she is expecting to reach home
the last of this week. She witnessed
the rose festival at Portland which
she describes as a very elaborate af-
fair.
G. w. Warden a farmer who lives
five miles west OF the city vas here
today on business at the court house.
He made the statement Thai crops
are looking great out his way but
that the corn, while it is growing we'll
is not doing what it should on ac-
count of the cold weather. I'VE need
some hot nights to make the corn
do it's best" remarked Mr.. Warden.
A. d. McCray of Woonsovket
sheriff of S%anborne county was here
today on business before Judge
Smith.
Plans are being discussed among
the members of the Modern Wood
men for the holding of a large joint
celebration of the various camps of
the second district which takes in
camps in the twenty-four counties of
the southwestern part of the state.
The tentative plans are to have the
head CONSUL of the order, Hon. T. r..
Talbot come here to initiate a large
class, it is also the intention to have
competitive drills among the Fores-
ter teams for a prize. There is at pre-
sent or among the various camps in
this district a contest for new mem
berS for this class, a prize having
been offered to the camp securing the
largest number of new members, the
prize is a very beautiful silk banner.
Major Fred ReuterStrom is at
work in organizing a Forester team
for the local camp and is meeting
with success, there are still a few
places to be filled on the team and
members desiring to join should see
him. Their will be a meeting of the
local camp Friday evening at the
Gale hall for the purpose of perfect
ing the plans and a large attendance
is expected as notice of the same has
been sem out.
j.. E. Wells has moved his office
from over Kempton's restaurant to
rooms l and 2 in the Silsby block
over the Fritz Jewelry Store.
1t is announced today that on ac-
count of several eXtenuating circum-
stances the fine of T. w. MCGEE who
was arrested and fined recently for
speeding will be RENTED and his
name stricken from the police re-
cords of the city.
w. A. Wheeler. secretary of the
Dakota Improved Seed Company will
leave tomorrow night for an extern
eive trip which will cover about
three weeks. He will go as far east as
Cleveland and enroute going and re-
turning will visit the experiment sta
tions of eight different states. He
will visit the Missouri Botanical gar
den at st. Louis and will be with
Prof. p. G. Holden for awhile in
an alfalfa campaign being carried on
in Michigan.
Homer Snow who has been ticket
seller at the Milwaukee passenger
station here for the past several years
and who has been promoted to the
position of passenger agent at Sioux
Falls left last night for his new po-
sition. Mrs. Snow will remain here
until arrangement for a home in
Sioux Falls can be made.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly of Phillip arrived
in the City this morning for a short
visit at the a. II. Scott home.
G. H. Shonard and wife of Bridge
water arrived in the city last night
for a short visit in Mitchell.
H. r. Stone of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
is here on business today.
Miss Mary Lason of Tyndall arrfv-
ed in the city last night for a short
visit with friends.
j. S. Tingle and family of White
~ NC NSiS sa>s'o III Nhio w AooS
night on their way to other points.
j. E. Whiting and II. r.. Knight of
Woonsocket, are here on legal bust
ness today.
A. S. Kyle of Omaha is in the city
and has become associated with the
Commonwealth Life insurance com
pany of which o. l.. Branson Co
are the local agent.
Geo. Rev is at the sanitarium al
Chamberlain where he is taking
treatments. His condition has beer
very serious but reports today state
that he is some better.
H e. Hitchcock returned home
last night from Yankton where hi
has been in attendance at the Ma
sonic Grand lodge. C. B. Wilt ant
Il T. Rryan of this city are also in