The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-10-29
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

vi Ao"e0 nv. Z out OIL NIL. vernon
has called the attention of The Re-
publican to the fact that he has used
an for carrying mail for
Two years past. He declares he has
found this method very successful
and las been able to travel in the
winter as we'll as summer. Mr.. Studer
ma 81 boXes on his route of 80
miles. His statement was called forth
by the use of an automobile for this
purpose by w. H. Bacon of Mitchell
ana the belief that this was the first
time 1t had been attempted in the
state.
Dent Madison of W~oonsocket, is
the first person to be SEN to the
Dawson county poor farm from San
born county as the result of the re-
cent agreement made by the two
counties. He has lived in Sanborn
county for many years and has long
been a familiar figure around Woon-
socket. He has been in failing health
Tor some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Hueston, of
Vermillion, were Mitchell visitors
today.
Mr.. C. f. Tym who purchased DR..
d.. S. Reamor's' house at 512 N. Duff
street took possession Wednesday.
The doctor will be in Mitchell for
some time yet and found as usual at
the office.
H. c. Shields, OF Omaha, general
passenger agent of the passenger de-
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Mitchell today on u business trip.
MI. Shields has been covering most
OF South Dakota on his present trip,
on which he was accompanied by his
wife.
Earl Kempton and Mark Storer
will go to Sioux Falls this evening to
see South Dakota and Denver uni
versities clash on the gridiron there
tomorrow.
ID. T. Newton, of B~ridgewater,
transacted business in Mitchell to-
day.
The Spearfish Normal contigent of
football players. arrived in the city
this morning over the Milwaukee
road and this afternoon are meeting
Dakota Wesleyan on University field.
The visiting team looks to be a
bunch of "huskies' and able to give
Mitchell a hard rub on the gridiron.
Speartish was headed by Eugene
Hager, formerly a we'll known Wes-
leyan athlete, who is coaching the
pedagogues.
Ralph Johnston came down from
Brookings this morning, where he
is attending the State college, to
visit a few days in Mitchell while
his sister, Mrs. Roy Holdrigde, is in
the city.
f. ID. Peckham, of Alexandria was
in Mitchell today on business. Mr..
Peckham attended the exhibition
game at Sioux City between the
New York GGiants and the Chicago
White SoX and declared that the i'm
mense crowd was we'll pleased. Mr..
Peckham is a loyal supporter of
"Muggsy" McGraw and the Giants
and was glad of the opportunity to
see them in action.
j. e. Morris, president of the
Farmers and Merchants State bank,
of P%lankinton, and r. j. Mcintosh.
cashier of the institution, were in
Mitchell last evening on business.
Lloyd Truax, of Bismark. was in
Mitchell on business today. Mr.
TruaX has been at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. TruaX,
in Mt. Vernon, for the past two days
Mrs. b. G.. Watson and children
who have been visiting friends in
Mitchell the past week, returned yes.
terday to their home in Chamberlain
Miss Helene Bingham, of Chicago
representing the musical bureau o.
American artists, which books Sophia
Stehali Miss Myrtle Leo, was ii
Mitchell yesterday. Miss Bingham i.
Il sister of Mrs. Minnie S. Smith ant
is a composer and writer. She ha.
dedicated a song to Miss Lee entitled
ITO You" which will be sung on the
occasion of the Eaters appearance il
the city next month.
A number of Mitchell baseball fanl
went to Sioux City last evening to SET
the exhibition game there today be
tween the New York Giants and tn,
Chicago White Sox. In the party wa
K. w. Leehan, Will Scott, Wilfret
Gormley and John Tobin.
Miss Harriet Haney departed thi
morning for a visit with friends il
Akron, o. She will stop on the way il
Milwaukee and be the guebt O
friends in Milwaukee, where she for
merly attended Downer college.
II. N. Holsaple state su%perinten
dent of the Anti-Saloon league re
turned this morning from Irwin
S. d., where the organization ha
been active in the past few days
Warrants have been issued for tn
arrest of six men in Irwin for allege,
Bookkeeping.
b. o. Searles, of Mason City, tray
cling freight and passenger agent q
the Milwaukee road, was in Mitchell
today on business. ~
r.. E. Owen, deputy sheriff., dc
parted last evening for Rapid Cit
to look yer property he own in tina
vicinity. Will Pattison is acting a
deputy to Sheriff j. f. Berry in hi
absence.
Brown Bros, of Hartford, S. d
prominent stock breeders, were i
Mitchell yesterday or business ma