The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


IN Minneapolis.
Miss Mary Lester and Miss Elsie
Goodroad, of Hawarden, Ia, are Wis
ting in Mitchell as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Halsey.
Orwin T'ruax, of Bismarck. N. D.,
is visiting at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Truax.
A. T Downey and son, Paul Dow
ney. arrived home last evening from
4 three days automobile trip to the
country north of Mitchell. They Wis
tied Huron, Redfeld and Aberdeen.
In the neishborhood of Huron, crops
are in much the same condition as
near Mitchell. In. Sphinx county,
about Redfeld, wheat is very good
although the corn crop is below the
average. reached here. =
Alexandria Herald:-Mrs. D. C.
lubker and daughter returned to
their home at Mitchell Saturday af
Ter spending a few days with Alex
andria friends. Il 81 Mrs. c.
b. Cornell went to Mitchell last Fri
day to visit at the home of Mrs. c.
Lunn. She was accompanied by Miss
Emily Lunn of Kimball, who had
spent a few days here.
Mrs. Arthur Allen departed yes
terday with her daughter, Miss Jen-
ME Allen, and grandson, Harold
H%anton, for an extended eastern trip
including Chicago, Milwaukee and
New York city.
Chamberlain Democrat:-W. T.
March. manager of the Newburys
green house in Mitchell, was in town
Tuesday doing some advertising for
his firm. March is a young char
with plenty of hustle to him and
during the past year the business
has bee increased over 800 per cent
nnder his management. 1t is really
miraculous what a fellow can do
when he goes after anything, and
goes after it hard.
Lawrence Todnem, one of Dakota
Wesleyan's famous gridiron stars
and a graduate two years ago was
married at Tacoma, Wash, last Sun
day evening to Miss Anna Waldron.
another former Wesleyan student.
Since his graduation, Mr.. Todnem
mas been house secretary of the Y.
M. c. A. at Salem, Ore. This fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Todnem will sail for
emma to engage in missionary work
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Broadbent ar
rived home yesterday from a three
weeks eastern trip. They attended
the annual furniture shows at Chi.
cago and Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Pope and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. w. Pope, of Artesian, S
d., departed yesterday on an extend
ed automobile trip to Omaha, Neb.,
Dubuque and other points in Iowa.
The condition of Ivan Koch, tn,
t%hreshing engineer who was injured
near Alexandria Tuesday when 2
pltchfork handle penetrated his body.
was apparently recovering today. Hi.
Wife arrived fro mBatesville, Okla.
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II
Koch, of Musselshell, Mont, came
down from the north today.
Mrs. Geo. Conrad has received 3
letter from Mrs. j. 7. Morrow, at
Gunishlion, Ireland, on July 20. Ii
referred TO tbs Excitement over the
war. The letter stated that the Nor
rows would be there a week longel
and then intended leaving for Bel
fast. They are having an enjoyable
time.
Miss Louise Thomson, of yibore
S. D., underwent an operation fol
appendicitis yesterday.
Upon the completion of n sen
tence of so days in the county Jail
Warren Nelson was started on an
other term in the bastile for 25 days.
judge w. M. Herbert imposing thu
sentence in municipal court this
morning. Nelson was sentenced the
first time on June II, upon the plea
of guilty to petit larceny from thu
house of ]. Fl. Thorne. Today h:
a. sentenced for stealing Sc from
q gas meter in the basement of the
Noble undertaking establishment
The complaint was signed by E. j
Sherwood, manager of the Mitchell
Power company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Morris. of Fulton
arrived home last evening from :
three weeks automobile trip. Thu
party first went to Redtield and the1
to Doland, S. d. They went to Rich
land Center, Wis, and to Baraboo
WIS. yesterday tHSy VlSlteu III mart
: ford, S. D., with Mr.. and Mrs. III. c
Kingsbury.
Miss Rose Bingheimer, of Clay
ton, Neb., a niece of Mr.. and Mrs
John Michels, returned home thi
morning after a months visit in Nit
chell.
Rev. C. e. o'Flaherty, pastor o
the Holy Family Catholic church, ha
returned from a three weeks outin
in his automobile on which he GOV
cred considerable territory in tn
northwest. The speedometer O.
Father O'Flaherty's machine regis
tered just 2,017 miles for the trfI
He first visited Big Stone lake, nea
Milbank, S. D., where the best fish
ing of the entire trip was found. Al
tet a short stay at White Bear Lake
north of ST. Paul, Father O'Flahert
went, down, the Mississippi river +
Dubuque. lie then returned to Bi
Stone and finally home to Mitchell
Mrs. Louise Palmer has returne
from Chicago, where she has been a
4 tending the Marinello school of hai1
6 dressing fj il
P1ankinton Mall Miss Till