The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-02

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residence on 1904 Fourth avenue east
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The ma.
ture of her injuries was such that nc
hope had been held out for her re-
covery. The Odd Fellows lodge will
conduct the funeral services. Mr.
Whittkop, who is in very poor health,
is returning from Waverly. la. The
three small children, Hazel, Walter
and Clyde, are being cared for by
friends.
From Fridays Daily
Editor Sullivan of tho South Da-
keta Mail of Plankinton was in the
city today.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Clifford A. Elliott of Mitchell
and Leona V. Letter of Emery.
Born to Mr.aanrd Mrs. Fred Hansen
of Mitchell, a boy, Wednesday, March
25th.
In response to requests by the
Corn Palace building committee, a
large assortment of pamphlets and
literature, illustrative of public build
ings throughout the counSfy, have
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Commercial club secretary.
At last the national headquarters
of the boy scouts, after careful inves-
tigation, have found a staff which
will add greatly to scout equipment.
1T is a bamboo staff, n OF strength
and light weight. The bamboo is
grown on the west coast of Japan.
Eight of these staffs are to be given
to the patrol which has abe best at
tendance this coming month begin
ming with Thursday night, April 2.
Attorney fl. G. Giddings left this
morning for Iowa where he will try
several cases in the courts of Boone
and Dallas counties.
1t was announced today that DR..
A. j. Dix has leased for a term of
years the store room between Ner-
milyea's and Scallin's stores, former
ly occupied by Johnson Bros. Furni-
ture store, and that he will remodel
it into a moving picture theatre. A
new front will be put in, new seats
and new veptilating SUSTAIN installed
and will pe made modern in every
respect. The new theatre will be
known as The Gale and the old Gale
Theatre orchestra has already been
engaged for the new house. DR.. Dix
will depart for the east in a few
days to purchase new machinery, and
the new equipment required.
The nominating petitions of John
Michels, H. w. Gardner, and A. C.
Myles, for the coming election on
April 81, have been filed with the
city auditor. The latter two are
candidates for aldermen from the
third. and fourth wards respectively.
Mr.. Michels has been nominated to
succeed himself. The filing of nom
ination petitions for city offices is
required by state statute and must
be completed within five days be-
fore the election.
Mr.. Wal Williams will leave to-
night for Sigourney, Ia, to join
Mrs. Williams who will undergo an
operation Monday of q grave nature.
The judges for the baby show dur
ing Style Week will he selected from
people outside the "Star" organize
ton which has charge of the exhibi-
tion, the committee in charge being
Mesdames Upton, Wells, Maynard,
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man and two ladies will officiate as
judges for each division OF the show.
The auditorium of the city hall
vas well filled last evening on the
occasion of the public program pre-
scented by the Lincoln literary society
of the high school. A paper, three
readings, four musical numbers, and
an address by Professor G. e. Allen
of the debate department. constituted
the entertainment. The number by
the Boys Glee club was especially
good.
A, boy was born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Schlimgen of Ethan yesterday.
r. B. Hill of Huron was here on
business yesterday.
Major Harry Chamberlain of
Chamberlain passed through Nit
chell today on his way to points in
the northern part of the state.
Mr.. J.. M. Wood has been quite Ill
since Monday, being confined to his
home. IIs is reported as feeling
much better today.
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From Monday, sDaily- s