The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-18
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily
Henry Swindler of this city is the
owner of a new Oakland car purchas-
ed by him recently.
Miss Jessie Erion left this morning
for Sioux Falls where she will attend
school the coming year
The thermometer dropped very
close to the frosting mark last night
when it reached a point at IS degrees
as the coolest record of the night.
Yesterday the temperature was T6
degrees at the warmest part of the
day. 1t is said that a frost will not do
any harm to speak of here now and
that "a light touch of it would prob
ably help in many cases and hasten
the ripenihg of the corn.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nit
chell OF Aberdeen, Friday, Sept. u,
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanford OF
Rapid City were here Yesterday be-
tween trains. They were returning
to their home after an extended visit
in the east. On their trip they visited
with three sisters of Mrs. Stanford.
whom that lady had not seen for 40
years and the reunion was a very joy
full one. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford are
pioneer residents of the Black Hills
and are we'll know there. They left
on the midnight train for Rapid
City.
Prof. VIM. l.. Gray of the univer-
sity school of music returned yester-
day afternoon from the East, where
he has been since the close of the
summer school at the university. He
will resume his work as organist at
the Episcopal church, playing at the
morning service. Mrs. Gray will re-
main in the east awhile longer and
! will visit at Boston.
Miss Marian Osgood left on the
morning passenger for Avon, Bon
Homme county, where she will teach
this winter.
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Mair returned
v from Washington late yesterday after
8 noon on the Milwaukee. They report
I a most interesting and delightful trip
: They were fortunate enough to hear
the closing debates in the Senate or
the tariff bill. The most notable anG
exciting debate was that between
i Senator Ollie James of Kentucky ant
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana on the
. sugar schedule. Mr.. Mair declares
that II has only to glance at the
: wild and rocky regions of the cas-
to appreciate the marvellous oppor
tunities and riches of South Dakota
V. H. Masters of Spencer is here
on business today.
= j. B. Wolgemuth of Hamilton
Mont, a former resident of Mitchell
was here today calling on old friends
He is on his way to Chattanooga tt
attend the national encampment O
the G. A. r.
n Mrs. Clara Lukens of this cit,
left today for Chattanooga. Tenn.
is where she will attend the nationa
encampment of the Women's Relic
Corps. She will stop at Chicago OF
1.-The way home to attend an Easter
e Star convention there.
- Prof. McClinton today announce
that those who have children to ente
- the first grade of the city schools 70
the first time. must be started no
IS later than mex Monday as no NOR
beginners will be taken after tina
G time.
The Mitchell high school had a fin
exhibit at the state fair this yeai
This exhibit contained some unusuaI
n ly fine pieces of manual trainin
al work and these were don by Harr
van Benthuysen, Elmer Franklin
ID Gustav Victor, Floyd Wilder, Melvi
Bacon and Norman Shelby.
"
r. c. Raines. first trick dispatche
~ for the Milwaukee here. is again {
IL his duties following a vacation {
ls several weeks spent at Minneapoli
ST. Paul and Thornton, Iowa, whel
g. his wife's parents reside. Mrs. Raine
or remained in Thornton for a lonae
~ visit.
or
ill w. f. P~rendergast of Chicago, gel
nd eral freight agent for the MiIwaukt
be lines and w. F. Cody of Mason Cit