The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-05-14
united in marriage today by Rev. F.
w. Loose, of the German Lutheran

united in marriage today by Rev. F.
w. Loose, of the German Lutheran
chureh.
Myrtle F. faullin was granted a
decree of divorce in circuit court yes
terday from Gay F. Paullin. of Brock
enridge, Mimi, to whom she was
married in Mitchell on September 2,
1909. Desertion was the ground for
the decree. Mrs. Paullin was granted
the custody of her son. Glenn Marion
Paullin, three.years old.
Walter LOOMS. assistant cashier
of the Merchants bank, of Redfield,
lis in Mitchell attending the Sunday
Ischool convention.
o. H. Anderson, of Sioux Falls was
a business visitor today in Mitchell.
One-tenth OF an inch of rain fell
over Mitchell and the surrounding
territory at an early hour this morn
ing. The rain extended over this
portion of the state from White Lake
east to the safe line.
Fred Bjodstrup who was appointed
tby Mayor A. E. Hitchcock to assist
| Assessor j. H. Davis in fixing the
valuations of the buildings in the
| business section of the city, COM
Emorning. Mr.. Bjodstrup will make his
estimates as an expert builder and
contractor independent and without
knowledge of the previous assess
ment values . The commission of
Theodore Meyer and c. i. Anderson,
whic hassisted Mr.. Davis in fixing
the values of buildings in the resid-
ence district. has completed it's work.
Ralph H. Miller departed last ev-
ening for a short trip to Minneapolis,
where he will visit with friends at the
University of Minnesota, from which
he graduated a year ago.
Mrs. Ralph Davis and baby arrived
home yesterday afternoon from Sioux
City, after a short visit at the home
of Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sturtevant.
w. E. vandemark of Alexandria,
was in Mitchell yesterday on legal
business.
The remains of Ole Gabriel Larson
of Letcher who died in the city yes
terday morning. were shipped home
yesterday afternoon. The %decea5ed
was GO years old. The remains were
accompanied home by Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. Harry de Malignon and little
son, of Aberdeen, are guests of Mrs.
G. w. Downey. I
A. B. Hager returned today from
Spearfish, where he visited his bro
Their, Rev. c. e. Hager and spent al
few days trout fishing. For a Begin
ner, Mr.. Hager was voted rather al
success in the sport. His largest catch
was eight in n day. At this season
the trout are caught with worms.
Later when the flies are used they
are more gamy.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A..
Royce, East Railroad street, on Fri
day, May 8, a son.
\ Miss F.. M. Darling departed this
morning for her home in Syracuse,
N. Y, following a two weeks visit in
Mitchell, at the home of her brother,
A. b. Darling.
Carl M. Egge of Letcher, and Miss
Julia b. Nelson, of Mt. Vernon, yes
terday afternoon secured a license to
marry. n
Mrs. F. l.. Meyer departed this
morning for Sanborn, Ia. where she
will visit her mother and her brother, !
o. ID. Adams.
l.. Croop of Mitchell, underwent a
minor operation yesterday at st. JOS
eph's hospital.
q. p. Owens, deputy county sheriff.
is reported to be considerably im-l
proved at present from a severe at
tack OF the mumps and is expected
to be on duty again next week.
Mrs. F. L. Wood of Parkston, un-
derwent an operation yesterday at
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Louis Hendrickson and Miss
Neelinzs of Mason City, Ia,
are in Mitchell visiting their father,
Frank Neelinzs, who is a Milwaukee,
passenger engineer between this city
and Sanborn over the l. and d.. divis-
ion.
j. w. Hooper a been quite ill for
the past two weeks and is still unable !
to be away from home.
Mrs. Florence Moir has sold her
property on Main street and departed
this morning for Sioux City, where
she expects to engage in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Siberz re-
turned to Mitchell this morning from
a ten days trip to Sioux City and
Hawarden, Ia, where they visited