The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-11-06

insurance on the goods, but was in
terrupted and returned without COM
pleting her errand. The stock of
goods in the store building, which ad-
Joined the burned hotel structure on
the north, was carried away and stor-
ed in the lobby of the Gale theatre
during the fire. The building itself
was somewhat damaged by smoke and
water.
Roberto ID. Trombley. who lost his
light arm as the result of Admitting
accident ten days ago, was moved to
him some, 705 East Second avenue.
Since the accident Mr.. Trombley has
been at st. Joseph's hospital. His
condition since the operation a week
ago today has been most Favorable.
Miss Myrtle Lee, known in musical
circles as Sophia Stephali and for
several years head of the school of
music at Dakota Wesleyan, is expect
ed to arrive in Mitchell tomorrow.
She will be a guest for a month at
the home of MI. and Mrs. S. p. Wat
kins. On November 81 she will APP
pear in recital under the auspices of
the women of the Methodist church.
The members OF the fire depart
ment today are rejoicing over two
substantial gifts which came their
way as the result of their valiant
work in the Mitchell hotel fire yes
terday morning. Tie Commercial &
Savings bank presented a check for
500 and j. w. Elliott, proprietor OF
the billiard parlors north of the
hotel structure, sent the department
a check for $50. Chief w. r. Pratt
announced that the two gifts were
deeply appreciated by the members
of the department.
Working in the ruins of the hotel
fire, the firemen have found a num-
Der of valuables which will be Civ
en- to the owners upon identification
One package of jewelry, believed TIC
be the property of Miss Ida Dab
from a letter found with it, is be
ing held. Chief Pratt also has some
money recovered from the ruins
which is being held for the claim Of
the
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gaines arrived
home this morning from an extended
trip which occupied the past foul
weeks. While gone they visited il
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Minneapolis, Maj
mouth, N. D.;Vnd Lennon. S. d.
The projected ""Y" with which it il
proposed to connect the milwaukee,
and Omaha lines in Mitchell, will b.
considered at the regular MONTH.
meeting of the Commercial club di
rectors this evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Jorgen
son, SIS West First avenue, on Mon
day, November 3, a son.
Harmon & Moore, stock dealers
have brought in a herd of 1875 Here
ford calves from Colorado, which will
be sold at the Smith & Dawson farm
at auction neXt Monday. All but fou
of the calves have the characters
tic white faces of the Hereford an
5 the sight of them is a pleasure t
the lover of blooded stock.
l Missionary c. E.. Brochardt an
. family have returned from Siou
Falls, where they spent a week a
!, the conference of the American Sun
day school union. Thirty-five mis-
: sionaries from the states Of lowe
Nebraska and South Dakota wer
! present for the session, which wa
addressed by a number of prominen
men in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. f. Morris accom-
panied by Mrs. J. A. Brown, motore
to Doland, S. d., today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Anderson d.
= parted last evening for Mankat,
Minnesota, where they ere Gale
. by the illness of Mr.. Anderson
- father.
\ A son was born yesterday to NJ
and Mrs. Edward Kirch, 405 Sout
gaMontana street.