The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-06-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily
Ur. and Mrs. w. s. Shepherd an,
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd, DR.. Hoaglan,
. and son Henry went 10 Wagner. S
D., this afternoon in Dr.. Shepherd
automobile. DIR. Hoagland speak
there tonight. Tomorrow they vii
return by way of Lake Andes and tr,
their luck fishing with friends thert
they viii return Friday evening.
w. Fl. Fritz returned last nigh
from Redfield where he was in at
tendance at the session OF the stat,
convention of the South Dakota opt
onletrist association. He states thai
the association now hes a member.
ship of $50 to which number II has
grown from only about 40 a yeal
or 50 ago. MIR. Fritz extended the in.
yitation or the association to come to
Mitchell next year but it was here
only two years e and Will there
tore sc To Pierre next year. MIR.
Fritz states that ths country around
Redfield is very dry and much more
in need OF rain than the country
around Mitchell.
'r~9tSt a. Aiiisoii u itteTSDU, Ia.
Is in the city for q few days, a guest
at he home Of his sister, Mrs. Roy
Jarnagin.
Mrs. Alice Bullen and daughter
Cecil of Iiiehland Center, Wis, arr
rived here last niGht for Il visit at
slie E. b. Van Alstine and J.. M. Ad-
ANS homes. Mrs. Bullen is a sister of
Mr.. Van Alstine and also of Mrs.
Adams.
a card was received this morning
from Myra Peppe. Weller, who is
now at West Park on the Hudson
and which was written the 10th. She
sends greetings IL friends in Mitchell.
She states hal she is now visiting
at Statistics, the home OF John Bur-
foutshs and is having All enjoyable
visit which viii never he forgotten.
The investigation of various teie.
phoL\ companies over the state be-
o the board of railroad commits
sioners was finished yesterday and
the commission left on the night
train for Rapid City, where a like
investigation will be conducted June
20th. Only a few of the l24 teie-
phone companies represented at the
meeting here were called upon to
testify and as the matter was simply
an investigation, the findings of the
commission will not be announced un-
I'll its return to Pierre.
Mrs. l.. r. Wallerstedt and two
slauahters, Gail and Iona will leave
for Des Moines tonight where they
viii make a stay OF probably n couple
OF months as guests or Mrs. Herbert
Smith, a sister of Mrs. Wallerstedt.
Mrs. A. b. Test aau Miss Ella Test
went to The Chamberlain Sanitarium
yesterday for a weeks rest.
Howard Hathaway returned to the
Gam Valley last night after a few
days visit at his home here.
The tree year old baby girl of
MIR. and Mrs. Axtel Peterson who live
on South Sanporne street was the
victim OF a bad accident last night,
when she fell Off the porch and suf-
iered a broken arm as a result.
j. II. Hale OF Omaha. has arrived
in the city and will join the staff OF
Insurance. hustiers of the Common.l
wealth Life Insurance company here
OF which O.. L. Branson & Co., are
the state agents.
DIR. Babb of EHban is In the oit,
today.
Mitchell defeated Letcher in an
exciting base ball game at the east
side park yesterday afternoon. The
batteries for the locals was Boebel
and Roos and Letcher Feltus and
Merneaueh. Tie features Of the pama
We're the batting of Paul Young and
the base running of Roy Gilmore.
Ihe locals scored 4 runs, 6 hits and
( errors. me visitors scored 2 runs,
. luts \ 2 errors. The Mitchell
pame srnaay 'oi q
Is yisjt,ns hare today
IN ,,,sioees ta5ay -
w. !. Nolan of Minneapolis, mem