The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-17

tuesday and when his wifi;
went on his bond.
Mrs. d. j. CLOSER, of Hitchcock
underwent an operation for append
citis yesterday at st. Joseph's hes
pital.
Il, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bareus return.
ID to their home in Sioux City this
morning. after a short stay in Nit
ehell. Mr.. Bareus is special officer
for the Milwaukee road.
L. K. Medley arrived home this
morning from Miller, where he hunt.
ed on Thursday and Friday. He
brought home two good bags oil
prairie chickens as evidence of his
proves.
Rainfall in Mitchell this forenoon
aggregated 1 and IA inches. The
downpour extended as far west as
Oacoma, although it was felt heaviest
III this vicinity. The rain extended as
far north as Wolsey, and but a little
ways to the east.
From Mondays Daily
Mrs. r. @. Raines and her nephew,
irving knappen, have gone for avis
it to Thornton, Ia.
Harry Preston, who has been
working in the capitol building at
Pierre this summer, will leaye to-
morrow for Nermillion to resume his
studies in the law school. He is Wis
iting at the home of his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. H. c. Preston.
Mrs. Martin G. Wider and two sons
who have been visiting the past two
months in Chicago, Indianapolis Ind.
and Gary. Ind, have returned home
Mr.. Wider arrived home two weeks
ago.
The detail of ten men from Com
pany F, under the command of Lieut..
Earl B. Rowley, departed yesterday
for Huron, where they will be on
duty during the state fair. In the de-
tail were the following men: John
Champman, j. D. Templeton, Whit
ney Morris, James Spry, w. F. Slater
r. P. Bissonette, Herbert Barnard,
r. V. Mccormick and Harry Sweeney.
Sioux City Journal: George Eagle,
of Mt. Vernon, O., who came to Sioux
City in search of his mother, whose
name he did not know, obtained a
clew today that may reveal here
whereabouts. Eagle learned that his
mother and her second husband, a
man by the name of Sprague, had
been living at S14 Fifth street. Sew
eral weeks ago they departed for
Mitchell, S. ID. Eagle will go to Nit
chell in an endeavor to run down the
clew.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rodee arrived
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three months at their former home
in st. Lawrence county, New York,
and in northern Vermont. +'l5S&
Miss Stella Brennan, of New York
City, is visiting in Mitchell as a guest
at the homes of j.. w. Siberz and
Philip McMahon.t {
Ray Rhodes, of Weatherwax &
Co. of Sioux Falls, spent Sunday at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rhodes, S04 East First ave.
LeMars Sentinel: "Alden Ryan
left here this week for Omaha, Neb.,
where he will attend the Creighton
college of law. Mr.. Ryan will be re-
membered as the producer of that
much talked of playlet The Ruff
House Kids" Mr.. Ryan was former
ly the public s~tenographer at the
Navin hotel in Mitchell.
c. E. Vermilyea arrived home las
evening after a visit to the eastern
markets buying his fall stock Of
goods. He was accompanied home by
his cousin Noel Farr, of Northeast
) Pa, who will remain in Mitchell fol
some time.
Mrs. D. E. Braught. of Lennon,
delegate to the state w. c. T. u. con
vention, is a guest at the H. B. Rog
ers home.
t Mrs. H. L. Bates, of Gettysburg
S. D., is visiting at the home of he.
brother, j. D. Kress.
Meril Fisk, a Milwaukee brakema,
), and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Fisk
4 was injured at White Lake last Fri
3 day afternoon. While attempting t.
! set a brake, he was thrown from tn
car and a severe cash cut on hi
head. He also was bruised about tn
: head and face and brought to Mitch
ell for medical treatment.
= d. A. Mizener and daughter, Mis-
. Sarah Mizener, of Los Angeles, Calf
arrived last evening for a short Wis
> it with friends at their former HON
here on their way back to Californi
after a visit in Ohio and Illinoi!
They we're met here by Logan Mize
ner, of st Paul, travelling freigt
! agent for the Omaha road.
Miss Dorothy Hill, Of Chicago,
expected to arrive Tuesday to Wis
n at the home of her sister, Mrs. S. ]
\ van. B%enthuysen.
,e b. June Cass. of Scotland, sprint
n ION the Dakota Wesleyan track tea
d and a member Of the baseball clu
te finished the season at the top of ii
S. Letcher semi-professional aggreg
ton. His batting average was 81
with a total of 18 times at bat.
III made a record of 5S hits, of whi'
f. three were home-runs. He pilfer'
~ 13 bases during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman N. Gain
81 arrived last evening after a hone
moon trip of ten days to Chicag