The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-09

flor boy scouts, has been placed in the
+ city library for the members of the
/ organization in Mitchell. The maya
zine is published by the national Or
ganization in New Yorw and contains
stories that appeal especially to boy
scouts.
! Miss Viola McCubbin, who was one
OF the leaders in The Republican aus
tomobile contest, today gave her
franks to her friends for their sup
day evening.
Miss Martha Fiebler has returned
from Emery, after a weeks visit with
her parents there
j. w. Siberz, of Meisenholder &
Wright's clothing store, accompani-
ed by Mrs. SiberZ, left Sunday for a
few days business trip in Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Miss Ethelyn Graves, superintend.
ent of schools of Hanson county, was
a guest Saturday of Miss Lilly Pat
%terson, while on her way home from
attendance on the meeting of coun-
ty superintendent in Aberdeen last
week.
l.. d. Milne, who lift with Mrs.
Milne for Los Angeles, Calf, last
January, is now the state manager in
that state for Haskins Bros. & Com
pany, soap manufacturers. The Mines
will make Los Angeles their home for
the present.
Miss Jessie Keane came home from
Fulton and spent Sunday in the e. S.
Il -Na SrI-
by Miss Elsie Menter and Miss Louise
Notson, who also are teachers in the
Fulton schools.
C. A. Anderson, assistant superin-.
tendent of the /. and ID. division of.
the Milwaukee, who was recently pro-
NOTED to the Mason City, Ia, office,
with charge of the entire division, re-
turned to Mitchell Saturday evening
and was on duty at the local office
today. 1t is possible that Mr.. Ander-
son will continue to make his home
in Mitchell, dividing his time between
the Mason City and Mitchell offices.
Miss Mabel Searles, of Aberdeen, is
depending the week with her sister,
Miss Julia Searles.
Wallace Campbell, a Minneapolis
capitalist and one of the stockholders
in the Widmann hotel, was a Mitchell
business visitor today.
Mike Kane of Letcher was brought
to Mitchell this morning and operat-
ed upon at st. Joseph's hospital. Mr..
Kane was in a critical condition and
was brought down from Letchcr in
an ambulance.
L pnrp tn MIR md Mrs lNr.n /, l. Mos
serly, 400 East First avenue, on Sat
urday, April a. u son.
Geo. w. Redline departed yester-
day on a business trip to Lewiston,
Mont. { where he has property hold
ings.
C. NJ. Henry. Of Redfield. chairman
OF the state tax commission, was d
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Darling. Mr.. Darling came up from
Yankton Saturday evening, where he
had been meeting with the assessors
of Yankton, and after the meeting
with the Dawson county assessors
here today, will leave this evening
for a similar meeting at Tyndall.
Al Scott and his bloodhound were
Mt tPukwanu last week to trail down
the parties suspected of committing
the triple burglary on Thursday
night. The hound verified thee sus-
picion that MAI on horseback had
broken into tho three places of bust
ness, for he followed the trail from
the three places to The livery stable
where his horse was kept. AS the
trail could not be followed further,
lro attempt "a made to get him at
! the time.
The calendar for the April term OF
,, circuit court, which is scheduled to
convene next Monday, will be com
paratively light. Today was the last
day for filing, and by noon there
: were only SO actions on the civil CAL
: endar and but three in the criminal
calendar.
DR.. G. l.. Brown. of Bookings
! acting president of the State college
returned home this morning. DR.
Brown accompanied the Milwaukee
dairy train as far as Mitchell.
r. e. Dowdell, OF -Artesian, was a
, business visitor yesterday in Mitchell
!, II. G. Roberts of Sioux City left
this morning for his former home in
Madison, after a brief visit with Nit
chell TRENDS.
c. M. Henry, of Redfield, chairman
of the state tax commission, who pre-.
sided at the meeting with the assess.
ors of the county yesterday afternoon
left this morning for Tyndall, where
he will hold a similar meeting today.
Fl. G. Preston will meet with the ass.
cssors OF Sphinx county at Redfield
today.
: II. Il. Dawes, of Fulton, president
of tho State Corn and Grain Growers
association, was a visitor yesterday
in Mitchell.
Frank A. Craft, of Aberdeen, arriv-
ed in Mitchell last evening for a short
stay on business matters. Mr.. Craft
is o his way home from LaPorte,
Ind, where he was called by the i'll
ness and death OF his father.
10. L. BRANSON
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