The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-10-23

IL melted the neaVy glass IN lne WIND
shield and even the aluminium in the
steering knuckle. The machine was
a total loss.
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. G. II. Corey returned Sunday
to her home at Murdo, after a short
visit with her sister Mrs j. C. Clough.
Miss Lulu Nicolin departed Satur-
day for her home in st. Paul, follow
ing a visit of several weeks with
her friend, Miss Josephine Scott.
Miss Sophia Stephali, we'll known
in Mitchell musical sircles for many
in Mitchell musical circles for many
concert under the auspices of the
women of the First Methodist church
on November 20.
Miss Marguerite Morris of Redfield
was a guest at the home of her uncle,
S. r. Morris, and went home Satur-
day.
w. II. King, the new owner of the
Mitchell Clarion has arrived in Nit
chell with his family preparatory to
locating in the city. He took possess
sion of his new property today.
Mrs. A. r. Berry returned last
evening from Kansas City, where she
had accompanied her mother, Mrs. A..
e. Stewart, several days ago.
G. II. Garner, of Grants Pass, Ore,
arrived in the city this morning for
a visit in the home of S. e. Morris.
Mr.. Garner is a former resident +
Redfield.
b. n. Beaumont Of LOOMS under
went an operation at ST. Joseph's
hospital Sunday and is reported to be
resting easily.
The Sunday services of the First
Methodist Episcopal church were no.
table on account of the great audi
ences. overflow Sunday school, large
%Epworth League and the general in
terest and religious fervor of the day.
The pastor, DIR. j. S. Hoagland, prea-
ched the sermons. He was assisted in
the services by the associate pastor.
Rev. G.. b. Harold. The special music
was one of the features of both SER
vices. The choir rendered two admir-
able numbers. Three families were
resolved into the church at the NOR
ming hour. 1t was announced that the
pastor had been granted a two-weeks
leave of absence by the official board
to attend the national mems meeting
in indianapolis and to examine the
special features of several great
churches in the east. The associate
N--ta, ,-sli No l., tl,, 1srt,cL IN , at az
each forenoon and will have general
oversight of the work. The pastor
will return with Mrs. Hoagland the
first week in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyons OF
Springfield, H., arrived i'm Mitchell
Saturday evening and are guests at
the home of Mrs. Elliott Lyons. Mr..
Lyons visited in Mitchell for the last
time just twenty-three years ago and
expressed his amazement at the
complete change in conditions.
T. c. Burns this morning assumed
his duties in the Rathburn Grocery
company, in which he recently purch-
ased an interest. Mr.. Burns will have
charge of the office and financial in
~terests of the firm and Oscar Refer
son will manage the sales. Mr.. Burns
arrived in Mitchell last evening from
Gregory, S. d., where he has just
severed his connection with the gov.
eminent land office.
Charles Blenkiron pleaded guilty
in municipal court to speeding OF
Main street and was fined $40. G
r. Lyman denied a similar charge
and hi strial has been set for tomor
row morning.
+ Herman Schultz ranks second tt
, Judge Frank B. Smith in making the
prize haul from the James river thiI
season. A month ago the judge pulled
{ a 3S-pound catfish from the stream
) and yesterday Mr.. Schultz caught
, 16-pounder. The fish had one hool
1 in its head and another in the tail ant
pulled like a dog before being land
ed.
A. B. Hager arrived home toda
from Des Moines, where he attends
the wedding of his niece, Rey Hager
to Manning Martin. Both partie
Hager, or Rapid City, performed tn
CGIelIioIs.
j. Stone, of Minneapolis, consult
ing engineer on the projected nun
O cipal telephone system, arrived j
Mitchell for the meeting of the cit
council this evening.
S. A. Ramsey, of W~oonsocket, wa
= in Mitchell on legal business toda.
n Harry Arthers, Frank McDonal
and VIM. McKinsey, strangers I
, Mitchell, were arrested this mornin
and charged with the theft of a su
case from a restaurant on lowe
= Main street. 1t is claimed that til
three men were seen running dow
IS the Milwaukee tracks with the cas-
~ While being searched at the pole
81 headquarters, Arthers started
D. fight and was subdued after he hs
n. attempted to bite Officer Carstensc
If on the thumb.
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