The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Thursdays Daily
A. b. Rowley went to Plankinton
this morning on business.

-" W. T. departed
this morning for Royal, III. where
she will visit for several days.
Game Warden F. A. Martin
wishes TO announce to the public
that there will be a Tree seining aft
the Rosedale Russian ~coloney. Tob-
ms park, Friday August o9th.
Everybody come, bring your wife
and family and get a fire mess of
fish.
Miss Winifred Grace departed this
afternoon to Pierre where she will
'eacf IN the city schools during the
coming year.
June Cass who has been playing
ball with Letcher this summer has
contracted to finish the season with
the Plankinton nine. He will enter
Dakota Wesleyan this fall.
superintendent McClinton of the
city schools wishes it TO be under
stood that the kindergarten which
VIII be started Monday is in no way
connected with the public schools, be
ing an entirely Independent enter
prise.
Three DRINKS We're in municipal
court this morning and were treat
ed TO the usual fines, one of which
was paid. The other two we're COM
mitted to jail. Homer Williams paid
Il SO fine for running his automo-
bile at 90 rapid Il rate Yesterday.
The Woman's Missionary Meeting
Thursday at 8 p. M, in parlors of
the First Methodist church. A special
nrnOr1m- of n1Ich N No.. 49,
prepared and all the ladies are in
vited.
George L. Bomgardner of Missoula
Mont, and a former resident OF Nit
chen, has been here the past six
weeks conducting the sale of the, Nit
cheil Trust Co., of the Neish stock OF
dry goods and returned home Satur-
day night. Miss Bessie Waipole ac-
companied him to Missoula for a
years visit with her grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. J. C. Herrick, par
ents of Mrs. Wal Williams, left this
week on their way TO their home at
Webster la. They Will visit for a
short time at Keister, MINI,
News was received today from Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Blackman OF Mason |
City of the death OF their two year
old son Frank. Summer complaint !
was the cause. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
man formerly lived in this city, Mr..
Blackman being employed as engin-
Ger on the Milwaukee road. He was
transferred to Mason City last fall.
The Sioux City Live Stock Rec
ord tells of a car of shorthorn and
whiteface beeves which We're mark
eted at Sioux City, Monday by A. j
Harmon of Mitchell. There were Is
cattle in the load and they averaged
1,342 DounGl'. They commanded
$50, which was not only the top
price for the day, but the high spot
at the Sioux City yards for some time.
The cattle had been in the feed yards
for a period OF about nine months
and We're largely finished on a com
bination of corn and alfalfa, which
partially accounts for their excellent
finish.
w. f. Cody, freight and passenger
agent for the Milwaukee road. was
in the city yesterday and departed
this morning for Mason City.
Mrs. Henry Koch went to .Alexan-
dria this morning for a short stay
with friends.
City Auditor Jensen returned last
night from Huron where he spent
Tuesday in connection With business
matters.
Practically all of the staging
about the Corn Palace except that
Which will encircle the towers above
the ROOT has been erected. The re-
mIinder of the old grain probably
viii probably be removed Thursday
or Friday night. The first load of
new corr will be hauled to the
Palace before the close of the week
and Monday viii lind the force of
men busily engaged III marking out
the designs and commencing the
actual work OF redecoration.
Mrs. w. S. Reese arrived from
Central Point. Oregon. last night 10
visit at the home OF hes sister, Mrs
A j. Kings.
Mrs. A. A. TruaX, Louie and Ellis
worth, returned yesterday from Bis
mark, where they have been visiting
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Roy II. uoledridge and dau-
ghtcr Catherine, OF Saunemin. III.
who have been visiting Miss Melissa
Walrath, left for Rapid City on the
midnight train to visit Mrs. Hole
bridges parents Mr.. and Mrs. u. S.
Johnston, for several weeks. On their
way home Mrs. Eu1eoridge and dau-
ghter will stop in Mitchell and visit
relatives and friends for a couple of
weeks.
Miss Leotta Goodwin returned las;
night from a six weeks visit at
Chandler. Mimi.
Wants
Mid-week Prayer and Social Ser
vice tonight at s O'Clock in the First
Methodist Episcopal church. This is
a service for all the people.
Strangers and visitors cordially re-
ceived. The rooms are cool and
pleasant The service lasts an hour.
Mrs. Percy Frink is visiting at
Plankinton with her mother, Mrs. j. |
j. Grady.
The Milwaukee company is having
two wells dug a short distance west
OF the depot near the site of the old
we'll. One of these, a three inch hole.
is already sunk TO the required