The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-22

Edey afternoon from his trip to the |
east. A number of the students who
were suspended because of their
participation i'm sisophompresI class
demonstrations were r%eihstated to-I
day and will resume their class
work. 81" ts' stta
City workmen have commenced
the excavation for the block OF water
main TO be laid On West Fifth avenue
between Wisconsin and Minnesota
streets.
a break in the water main on
lower Main street, between the Navin
and Widmann hotels, serious handi-
capped the service there Sunday and
today. The break caused the water
TO bubble from the seams OF the
concrete pavement. Because OF the
bed of sand underneath The pave
ment, ii was necessary TO give the
soil a chance to drain before at
tempting to make repairs. 1t was
hoped that the break could be re-
paired from the tunnel connecting
the two hotels, which would not nee
essitate tearing up the pavement.
The alfalfa seed to be distributed
by the state may be obtained upon
application to Prof. n. e. Hansen. at
B%rookings. Farmers wishing to OBJ
tain an ounce will be required TO
enclose 4 cents in stamps TO pay
postage. This is the seed brought
back by Prof. Hansen from Siberia,
at a cos 10 the state of over $4 a
pound. 1T is especially adapted to
cold and arid countries. This an
nouncement was made by A. e. Hitch
cock today in response to inquiries
received by him concerning the
seed.
Mrs. Paul Nj. Young returned Sat
urday evening from a visit at her
home in Aberdeen.
Glenn H. Rowley left this morn
ing for a weeks trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee. While in Milwaukee he
will visit his cousin, Miss Mary
Kibbee, who is attending Milwaukee
Downer college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schlimgen visit
ed over Sunday with relatives at
Letcher.
A. f. Smith of Alpena, came down
this morning on a brief business
visit.
The following Commercial club
committees have been appointed to
look after the various state meetings
in the city next week and represent
the club: corn and grain growers, w.
A. Wheeler, l.. S. Nickers. S. ID. van
Benthuysen, w. c. Metcalf and j. r..
| Morrow; stock breeders, w. S. Hill,
n. j. Mayer, Geo. III. Rev. John
| Michels and Albert Jensen; poultry
men, VIM. Scallin, j.. n. Crow, Geo.
w. Law. j. G.. Wood and w, n. Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson left
Sunday morning for their home at
Odebolt, la, after a visit with rela-
jtiyes in the city.
Frank Chase has returned from AL
bert Lea, Mimi, where he installed a
motion picture machine for M. d.
Whitney, former owner of the May
nard theatre. MIR. Chase hereafter
will be the operator at the Maynard.
Jay A. Dundas, the owner, will be al
the door and have charge of the thea
ter floor.
The following from Pasadena, Cal,
Star, relates to the death on january
s, of G. H. Morse, an old resident OF
Mitchell. who Went to California sew
eral years ago: Charles Henry
Morse, 63 years Did, a native of Ne'-
mont and a former resident of Mitch
ell, S. d.. died this morning at his
residence 331 South Mentor avenue.
He had lived in Pasadena several
years. He leaves a widow and one son
Charles l.. Morse, who is a resident
OF this city. His death also is mourn
ed by a large circle OF warm friends.
The funeral will be held at 2:30 o.
clock Sunday afternoon from the
chapel of the Ives and Warren COM
pany. with Rev. f. G.. III. Stevens, o.
Floating. MIR. Morse was a member OF
Rev. Stevens church, the Lake Ave
nue. Methodist. Burial will be IN
Mountain View cemetery"
Judge Ole c. Thompson yesterday
afternoon united in marriage Charles
ID. Eichelberger and Miss Anna Gust
enesker, both of Letcher. The cere-
mony was performed in the judges
law office.
Henry klingberg has completed
the sale OF a quarter section of farm
land lying five miles southwest of
Mitchell to knute Strand. The land
lies in Lisbon township. The consid-
Grafton named was $4,000.
Arthus Clifford and e. S. Kenton.
prominent stock raisers of this city,
departed yesterday for Denver. where
they will attend the annual stock
show. They both expect to buy heavi-
ly OF Colorado cattlo and ship them
here for feeding.
The directors of the Western Nat
ional bank, in their annual session
yesterday afternoon. voted to APP
ply for stock in the new regional
bank. The banking officials We're re-
elected. with the exception that |. w.
Seaman and w. T. Mcconnell were
; not named as vice-presidents. A.. B.
Darling, who is active in the affairs
y of the bank, will be the only vice
: president of the institution. The 9TH
y err two men still maintain their inter
I ests in the bank.
i A. p. Ryger. of Brookings, state
n dairy expect and inspector, today
held examinations for licensed dairy
weighers. About thirty took the eX-
animation, which was given at the
Widmann hotel. Mr.. Ryger gives the
examinations in one city of the state