The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-30
Local. NOTES

llttie son, and Miss Hazel Charles
worth, returned Wednesday eyenin,
from a short outing in the BIacl
Hills. A. B. Hager, who wen. gu
with them, remained for a visit witt
his brother, Rev. c. q. Hager.
Henry B. Anderson, state. auditor
was a caller yesterday at The Repuh
lican office while on his way to Siou,
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Alexandria Herald:-Dr. II. L
Mcdonald and his mother, Mrs. M
M. Mcdonald, cane over from Nit.
ci,ell: Saturday evening in tha doc
tors cal, lMgs. -McDohald remainili,;
for y few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Sc. Phelps, Or. Mcdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs..sA. t.. Hoon came over
Monfay for 2 few hours, visit at the
PHELPS home.
Henry Schooner and his sister, Mrs.
Charles Marso, of Alexandria, visited
at Plankinton this week at the home
of their sister, Mrs. Frank Marso.
Dwight Coursey is quite i'll at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Coursey, 409. North Lawler st.
c. R. Winter. the Milwaukee yard
master, with his daughters, Beatrice
and Thelma, are spending the last of
the week at Mason City, Ia.
j. S. schaefer, of Aberdeen, sheriff
of Brown cointy, came down from
the north this morning with a boy
for the training school at Plankin-
The fire department was called out
at $50 o'clock last evening by a fire
in the shop, of Mrs. Val Wagner, 306
North Main street. The blaze origin
ated in a pile of rubbish in a box
at the back of the store. Before be-
ing discovered the fire had burned
through a window frame and into the
store. 1t is believed that $500 would
cover the loss from fire, smoke and
the chemical used to extinguishs the
glaze. Fortunately, Mrs. Wagner
had only received a part of her fall
stock of new goods.
Reliance Record:-Rev. C. E.
O'Flaherty, of Mitchell, president of
the Notre Dame Academy at that
place, was a visitor in Reliance
Thursday. Father O'Flaherty, who
was formerly in charge of the Cath
Ollie church in this territory. has the
distinction of being the only Catho-
lie priest that ever proved upon a
quarter section of land in Lyman
county. While homesteading on a
claim four miles west Of old Lyman,
he was instrumental in organizing
and building three churches in this
county. one at Iona, n at Sweeney
and another at Dirkstown, which was
later moved to Reliance and is o
the Catholic church at this place.
Mrs. F. c. Drake. and children ar
rived home last evening from a
months visit with relatives in, Iowa
The time was divided with visits in
Perry, Adel, Dcs Moines and Dallas,
Center.
Miss Mabel MacLain will1leave this
evening for a visit OF three weeks
in the northern part of the state. She
will visit with her mother and sister
at Doland and a sister at White.
Mrs. Fred setterstrom, of Siou.
City, is visiting at the home of he,
brother, r. M. Reierson.
j. e. Morris, of Plankinton, pres
ident of the Farmers and Merchant.
State bank, wa sin Mitchell today or
business.
John b. Meggs, of Milwaukee
Wis, with his sons, Henry and James
Meggs, his daughter, Miss jeanette
Meggs, and his niece, Miss Ruth Com.
fort, of Madison, Wis, departed yes
parted yesterday for their home after
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. TruaX
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Morris and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Morris, OF luton
have been delayed by heavy rains
near Marshall, Mimi, on their auto
mobile trip to Richland Center, Wis,
according to a telegram received from
them yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. w. NJ. Herbert ar
rived last evening from Denver, Colo.
where. they were at the Elks national
convention. They took advantage OF
the opportunity to go to Colorado
Springs for a short outing.
Sheriff J.. F. Berry returned last
evening from Lincoln. Neb., where he
attended the convention of the Inter
national shertts' association.
/. Georage Grady, the boy who fell
from the Milwaukee viaduct over
Burr street on Wednesday, has been
taken to the county Jail and is under
the care of DIR. r. c. Warne, county
physician. Although his knee was
found to be badly wrenched. NO bones
were broken.
An error was made in the assess
ment figures for Mt. Vernon and
Ethan, as printed in The Republican
on Wednesday evening. The asses
sor's books showed a total valuation
of $216,O6O. In Ethan, the valua-
ton was $14S, $50 for real estate,
with q total valuation of $271,950.
Harry Matthews will, be captain of
the Woodmen Of, the World drill team
which: will be sent to the meeting of
the uniform rank Of the order at
Lake Okoboji. Ia. the week of July
81 to August 3. About 1ye men viii
be on the drill team, the personnel
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