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

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in policing the city against mischie,
by Halloween celebrators. While nc
ban will be placed on hilarity or in,
nocent fun, no vandalism or moles
tation of property will be permitted
The residence district, as we'll a.
the business section, will be patrol
led by the police.
From Saturdays Daily
Rev. and Mrs. Barnett and children
arrived home last evening, following
a stay of two months IN the east
REV.. Mr.. Barnett will his
duties tomorrow as rector of ST
Mary's church. For the first month
the Barnetts spent the time neal
their old home at Glastonbury Conn
and later Mr.. Barnett attended the
general convention of the Episcopal
church in New York city.
Mrs. w. d. Burright and children
left this morning for their home at
Salisbury, N. c., following a visit
OF two months at the home of Mrs,
Burright's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
liam Koch.
Mayor A. e. Hitchcock returned
home last evening after attending the
meeting of the board of regents al
Vermillion this week.
W. +. Ryan and family, of Let.
cher, attended the performance OF
Walker Whiteside at the Gale last
evening.
Mrs. e. f. Robinson of Long
Beach, Calf, is a guest in Mitchell
at the home of Mrs. Paul Stowell.
Mrs. Robinson was formerly deputy
county auditor, during the period
that her late husband was auditor.
Miss Marjorie Adams, of Woon-
socket, was a visitor in Mitchell yes
terday.
Prentiss Watkins will leave soon
for Chicago, where he will study
music the coming winter.
Mrs. G. L. lynn is enjoying a visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Ellis, of Windsor, Ill.
Rev. A. N. Brudvig went to Yank.
ton county this morning, where he
will preach at Il mission festival to.
morrow.
Prof. j. T. Ivey, the new professor
of sociology at Dakota Wesleyan, ha.
been elected the teacher of the men.
Baraca class to succeed Prof. III. /
Jones. Prof. Ivey has proven himsel.
to be a vital force in the universit,
faculty in the short time he has beer
in Mitchell and is expected to con
tinue i'm the upbuilding of the class
e. S. Pettijohn, vice president o
the Northern Casualty company, ha.
been transferred to the head office.
of the company in Aberdeen, where
he will have charge of the fieldit,
and official departments. Miss Elsi,
Jones, who has assisted in the Nit
lrhell office, also has been transferred
to Aberdeen, where she will take tn,
position of aid to the assistant-sec
rotary, Mr.. A. Mellinnon. j.. C
Bryan, special agent, will hav,
charge of the Mitchell office.
Mrs. George w. Redline departed
this morning for a visit with relative
as Lenark, Ill.
Adjutant-General w. A. Morri
and Post-Quartermaster Paul Beck
man, both of Redfield, will inspec
company f next month on their Off
cial visit to all the companies of tn
South Dakota National guard. Earl
in the year the regular army inspec
tor will visit Mitchell. The question
of getting the company in shape TO
the annual inspection will be consid
cred at a meeting called for this CIV
ening by Capt. M. l.. Shade. A sue
cessor also will be chosen at thi
time to Lieut.. w. R. Dixon, who ha
moved to New Yorw City.
Halloween pranks were decided
not in evidence last evening. as n
arrests or .molestations of proptre
were reported by the police. Severe
parties of boys were warned by tn
police against committing .deprads
tons, and the only visible signs
celebrators were soaped show wiz
dows in the business district.
After approving the bond Of j. T
Davidson for operating a bar in TIL
|Widmann hotel property, the count
commissioners went as a committe
2 of the whole this afternoon to vie
the county road of Belts, which
t practically completed. No other itel
of Importance was transacted by tt
r picard.
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e From Mondays Daily
$ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kingsbur
? of Hartford, S. D., were guests ovt
lSunday at the home of Mrs. King