The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Tuesday's Daily

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ternity, Delta Sigma Rho. He repre-
sented Syracuse university in debate
With Yale university last year.
VIM. j. Buttschay and wife OF
Sioux Falls We're here yesterday and
today.
j. +. Parker of Pierre is here Oh
business today.
Geo. b. Siddon, Wife and daughter
OF Platte, arrived in the city Satur-
day night TO ia short visit.
A. V. Rock Of Mobridge is here to-
day.
ID. +. McClintock and wife OF Dcs
Moines are here today.
w. c. Webster returned Saturday
from Aurora county where he spent
several days advertising the land sale
for w. II. Webster which is to be
held Thursday this week.
1t is reported that in Aurora oun
be held Thursday Sept. 18th is de
veloping considerable interest for the
reason that the Webster farm is one
OF the oldest in the county.
Marion Bowman OF Letcher was in
town today and While here booked a
large sale at his farm 3 miles north
OF Letcher with Judge Bros. auction
GERS, for Tuesday, oct. l4th. He will
sell : horses. 81 cattle, 33 yearlins
steers. also a number OF choice milch
COWS, 10 head OF hogs and all farm
machinery too numerous to mention.
Watch for his large sale bills.
A. II. Wolk and b. j. Lemon of Ell
Paso. III. Sundayed with the for
mer's brother, Geo. 7. Wolk and wife.
Al Scott and his bloodhounds re-
ceived a h%urry-up call to Carthage
today and left Immediately for that
place by automobile. lust what the
nature of the call is Mr.. Scott is un-
able to say but believes that it is to
search for d stolen horse and buggy.
Under advises wired from Armour,
Chief Wood Smith today was looking
for a lad from thai city who is re-
ported 10 have stolen an automo-
bile. The machine was a Paige and
was practically new. The youthful
thief Was fourteen years of age anI
was reported 10 be understood.
The board of trustees of the pa
kota Wesleyan university is in SEES
sion here today to close up bushes.
preparatory TO the opening OF the
school year. September %. Amons
those here from out of town are G. F
Knappen OF B%rookings and l.. ID. Man
chester OF Sioux Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Svendsen o
llamill are here today.
DR.. j. l.. Seaton OF the universit.
faculty VIII leave tomorrow for Bos
ton. He Will then 90 to Harvar'
where he is going to take Il year o
special work. He has e granted
years leave of absence from his du
ties here in order to complete som
study along special lines.
Rev. Redtield, formerly of Hart
ford is here today calling ON oil,
friends.
Harry Branson returned home las
night from Montana. While there h
made the purchase of POO head o
sheep which he returned with hin
and which vii be placed on the Bra
son ranch.
FROM ueSGdS 5 DAILY
: Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Alic
Miller and Leo Browne at Wenatchee
Wash, yesterday. They are both for
mer Mitchell folks. They will be a
home after Oct. 10 at W%cnatchce.
Evan Jones formerly a resident q
this city but who now lives at Oman
= n NIL IL. nApnn.taJ with, {ln 1,ta,r.
tional Harvester company is here t
! spend a coupe of weeks visiting rela
-, tives. He is a graduate of the Mtiche
High school in the class Of 1905.
The Gale was crowded last nigh
to witness the first showing of III
feature 101 Bison film, THE Ira
of Steel" 1t Ia M of the most il
%tensely interesting pictures eve
shown in Mitchell. A large compan
of actors was necessary to stage
with many real workmen, Indian
!. cowboys and soldiers. There is a re;
construction train which is attacke
r by Indians, who are saved by the IL
dian girl riding to the front for hel
and then a pretty love story is wove
between the foreman of the constru,
ton gang and the Indian girl an
+ he v her from being run owe
by the train she has saved. The a
ways popular Gale orchestra was as
in on duty last night to replace I'll
@ Bartola and after it had rendered j
first selection, it was greeted with
generous round of applause.
A first grade or clerical civil-se
S vice examination will be held in tn
city October 4th to fill vacancies
d first grade or clerical positions in I'll
customs service, in the positions
t deputy collector, clerk, storekeepe
j gauger, and storekeeper-gauger
q the internal revenue service; in I'll
position of office deputy marsha
r and in other positions that requil
c similar qualifications, as they ma
occur in the United States classifie
n service in the city named or its V
cinity, unless it shall be found to
in the interest of the service to fl
any vacancy by reinstatement. tran
h fer. u promotion. The examinatio
will cover six subjects and five houI
e will be allowed for it. Those who d
sire to compete should address tt
secretary of the board of examine
nr tho cocpnfory rs Tho L;o1,{h Cin;