The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-08

es reside. Mrs. McClinton remained
in Canada and it at Toronto at pre-
sent, where her parents live. She VIII
return shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wal Williams return
ed Yesterday from a two week vaca-
ton trip at Sigourney, la.
Two men. whose identity is I'M
known, had u narrow escape from
death this morning when their auto
mobile ran OFF The Sanborn street
viaduct and turned over in Dry run.
resting ON top of The pair. In at
tempting to turn out for a load OF
hay, the steering gear ON the ma
chine, which Was an old Buick.
locked and ii ran off the grade. The
seat and one wheel ON me machine
We're broken, but the two occupants
escaped without Il scratch.
Miss Majorie Kincel. assistant
secretary in the office of the Dakota
Improved Seed company. viii leave
this evening for an extended bust
ness trip TO points west OF the river.
Born, 10 Mr., and Mrs. w. \. sher-
man, So East Third n ON
sunday, January 4, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Hanson. OF
Odebolt, la, are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Hardy.
Mir. and Mrs. f. j. Bobb and child
rem deturned to their home at Dol
and, 5. D., after visiting relatives in
Mitchell.
oscar ID. Wilson and George 3
FIffAIa,,.,, I,tl- le fp.,1-.- I.---
secured a license TO marry.
A. J. Rozum, dispatcher for the
Milwaukee, road, has zone to Ivanhoe,
Mimi, for a visit With relatives.
Dakota Wesleyan students COM
menced this morning TO return TO
school, following the two weeks Christ
mas vacation. Glasses Will be %resun-
ed for the remainder OF the first Sc
mester tomorrow morning.
Ray Dodds. of Aberdeen, formerly
a dispatcher in the Milwaukee offices
here. visited in Mitchell yesterday.
Mrs. nodds recently underwent an
operation at st. Joseph 5 hospital and
is recovering now.
Ben Derr, Richard Smith and Whit
ney Norris lett this morning ior
~Fairbault, Mimi, where they are
students at Shattuck Military acad-I
envy. They have been spending the
Christmas vacation a the home OF
their parents in the city.
Miss Beulah Meikle departed yes
terday for Broobings, where She is a
student in the State college.
s. II. Blackwell OF Plankinton, was
a business visitor yesterday in Nit
chell,
At the annual meeting last ~eyenins
OF the Presbyterian Brotherhood,
Earl Dewey was reelected president
and G.. r. McGrew, secretary. j. Is.
DeWoll was chosen yice-presideLt
and the committee chailmen held
over.
Convenience in sending kilograms
has been made for the benefit OF tele-
phone users IN the city, according 10
the announcement OF the Dakota Cent
tral today. Instead Of calling for q
messenger or visiting the Western
Union oaice subscribers may send
messages over the telephone TO the
Dakota Central office, whence ii viii
w ARA " w ~ l,It1i btIit &plh
pany. }he service VIII be maintained |
at all hours OF the day and night.
Charges for telegraph messages wiil
be placed upon the monthly telephone
bills.
j. II. Davidson has become the
winner OF a 20-acre tract OF real es-
tate in Bozeman Hon Springs. Mont,
worth about 50 600, as the result OF
a land drawing for which he paid
$3.50. IN opening a new addition toI
the town, subscribers We're given 81
chance TO draw either q single lot, Il
one-acre tract OF a 20 acre piece OF
property, The tract drawn by Mr..
Davidson is situated upon the little
Gailatin river and is enc OF the most
valuable ill the addition.
The Scharnweber alleys We're
crowded With spectators last evening
Tor a program of three special mat
between Salem II B-ridgewater, in
which the latter won by the score OF
2.43S to 2,399. The Mitchell Vets
defeated the ~Bridgewater quintet by
a tally of 2,499 to 2.421 and a three
men team OF Mitchell bowlers wpn
over the visiting aggregation 1,355
to 1,476. This evening a team 1roul
PIankinton viii meet he Sweet Clov
ers" in a challenge match.
From Tuesday, Daily
Paul Tilley LETT this morning sor
Chicago, where he win spend Il week
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