The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19

WAS III llte Iall Oh lSbh ana was IN
iifirst time Mr.. Rogers Yer asst
vote. -Four years later while il
Carson City. Nevada, Mr.. Roger
again voted for Lincoln and his on,
regert is that Lincoln's assassination
prevented him casting a third vot
for our martyred president.
From Saturdays Daily
Rev. +. w. Loose, of the German
Lutheran church returned last ev
ening from Ashley, n. d., where III
the church.
Mrs. Flora Anderson, of Ashton
S. D., is staying With her sister, Mrs
C. w. Downey, while Mr.. Downey is
in Illinois ON the sad mission o
! burying his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carhart, Will
their two children, arrived last ev
eninS from their South American
home and are at the home of Rev
and Mrs. A. Z. Carhart. For The pas
three years, they have been in the
mission field at Conception, Chilli
MIS-. dlHdl IL very wen NIioNn II
Mitchell as Miss Ethel Shepherd anC
la 1910 graduate OF Dakota Wesleyan
The Carharts Will be in Mitchell fol
two OF three weeks before going tC
California for the remainder OF tho
winter. They expect to remain in thi.
country at least a year.
Mrs. George N. Dayton returned
to Minneapolis yesterday after .
weeks visit With her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Bliss.
Prof. S. ID. a Benthuysen, of Da-
kota Wesleyan, spoke last evening at
an enthusiastic meeting of the Beu-
lain Farmers club at the home of its
president, l.. S. Rose.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Peterson is entertain
ing Miss Margaret John. OF Carbon
dale. H., am old friend
Mrs. A. II. Smith and daughter
Evelyn. left yesterday afternoon foi
Ipswich to see a granddaughter o!
Mrs. Smiths which recently arrived
at the home OF CLYDE Smith.
Miss Ielma Bandeinlan returned
this morning from Chicago. NherC
she has been for the past month. On
her way home she spent several day
in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
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Rcy. j.. IL. Reese went to Platte
this morning. Tomorrow he vii
plV"'' ~ Wv O0Ns4
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j. NJ. Rune and j. II, Dalton. o
W~oonsoshIi, "ere business Nli'oi'
o"'S III
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Xix, OF
Friday, February 13, a daughter.
Warren &. Green, OF Hazel, 81. G
G. Redfield, of Rapid City, 5. Ii
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po'9on = ahnn ne nD1 ooy
,ne s'a.e Do"'" ,.arm pedfoi,
MA Az mornina Won
over 10 Plankinton TO inspect tn
state industrial school.
p. NIT ar IN.
,i.!fnaS 60 op1, Mnn bns:,es
"l.tii nntt,
Ni'''oi wv" :"
Captain Nj. l.. Shade and Lieuts
Charles Jones, Harold Meyer aud l.
Il. 'RoWley departed this afternoor
for Rediield to attend the anIua
. mid-winter inspection and school o
the officers OF the South D&kot
national guard.
AZ - rra,mooa ana, r,mil,. let
we" fan cian~ ON MA,
,,.hiat, oit,, 5hay win m,En t,ai
home ON a farm.
Pow ,osenb We1ls district s,,
oont ~ mo Amerir,n S,,nda
school union. who spent FRIDAY WI
the local missionary, c. Il. Borchard
departed for him home at Des Nome
last evening.
Porn TO Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Saunders siy milec northeast 6
Mitchell ON SATURDAY. February /
a son
ster,inp Tinton represeotir
the Lipcoln Literary society, won IL
nommitled oration contest az II
hiyb school Yesterday afternoon ov,
mo Sirius society which was rcpr
snntod nv Chester Coleman THIS
,hn third contest of the year. II
rrct in debate heinp won bv II
!. Citcbe Gumee society and the Sc
and i'm declamation. nv the Sirius s
cieiv Newt Friday the Glitch,
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