The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-01
England, on September Is, landing

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at Montreal last Friday.
b. Van 'piie,ts ana III. Cody
of Mason City, Ia, superintendent
anu freight and passenger agent OF
thesI.s& D. division of the Milwaukee
system. were in the, city today at
tending the opening of the Corn Pal
ace festival. 81;
Charles Weller returned yesterday
from the country west of the river,
bringing with him samples ofSgrain
that show the agricultural growth
being made there this season. or
special interest We're the. samples of
kaolaing, the forage plant from
South Africa which has been given
some severe tests in the range coun-
try. This plant. which is of the cane
family sthreshed out 10 bushels from
1.-TWO acres from n grower. and is
said to be relished as a forage. Mr..
lWellerS also brought back samples of
Jerusalem corn and Milo maize, other
corns being tested on the farm of
Frank X. SCHNEIDER of Reliance. Sam
pies of corn brought back from the
place Of Ed. Kinsey,. near Oacoma.
l~sweresG3 kernels long and 16 rows
around. 81
Ia .frHrAr+ IL'Ns .afEf w. lE- E..H
Mrs, John Boreman, of Freeman.
s.. ID, underwent an operation for
gall-stones Saturday All st. Joseph's.
hospital.
Alfred Schwartzbaugh, who has
been travelling out Of Mics City, Mont.
for the past month, arrived home
Saturday evening.
Arthur Belts left this morning for
Chicago, where he will resume his
studies in the medical college of the
University of Illinois. Mr. Belts will
receive his diploma at the end of
this years work.
John Smith, of BOLTON, S. D., was
operated upon Saturday at ST. JOS
eph's hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. j. G. Wood and baby returned
Saturday from a visit of six weeks
with relatives at WATERFOWL and
Henry s. D.
G. "a. Anderson, train-master of the
I:s& d. division of the Milwaukee,,
arrived Saturday evening and will
spend the week in Mitchell with his
family MI. Anderson is spending
most of the time at the division head
Quarters in Mason CITY. Ia.
Mr.. aiiu MIS-. AZ. y. .taines return
ed yesterday from a vacation trip
to Mason City, Ia, and Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Doane and
daughter, of Sioux City, are
visiting in Mitchell at the j. ID.
Doane and e. S. Gould homes.
The remains of Mrs. ID. G. Coursey
who died OH Sunday morning were
at Alpena, S. d., for burial. The body
was escorted by the sons Of Mrs.
Coursey.
Mrs. George Buholz, of Aberdeen,
is visiting friends in Mitchell during
Corn Palace week.
Mrs. Wess Wilkinson, of MITCHELL
vile, Ia, is visiting in Mitchell this
week at the home of her brothers, J..
A.. and w. H. Harrison. Mrs. Will1in-
son was we'll known in Mitchell asj'
Miss Bertha Harrison.
Mrs. S. J.. Moore returned Sunday
a visit in Minneapolis, accom-
panied by her neice, Miss fLottie
VI NlillIlSdpolIS, WHO VIII make
short visit in the j.. ID. Anderson
home, Crank Clark. OF Man:stee.
Mich... an old friend of Mr.. Ander-
also has been a guest in the
Anderson home.
Miss Ella Bingenheimer, of Clay
ton, Neb., is visiting in Mitchell this
week as a guest of her aun:, Mrs.
John Miehels.
Some typical Holland scenes, in
line with decorations on the Corn4f
Palace, are a background to the dis +
play in the windows of the Becker
store this week. The scenes I.
are a most artistic background
for the window, were painted by
D.. Frink, a member of the
force.
Mrs. Dennis Potter, of st. Paul, a
former resident of Mitchell, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Joseph Michels.
The Misses West, of Aberdeen, also
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