The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-05-28
|l!!ulrNlI HENS NOTES


= ~ 30ukOk9 VI lAk0T D6HODdl
cAampionHhip of the high school las
evening By defeating the seniors b.
the score Of 10 to s. The batterieI
we're Doane and Hathaway, G. Smith
and Salisbury for the Juniors, ans
Norton mud Ruth for the seniors
The game was played at Hitchcock
park. The juniors Misc hold tn,
basketball championship Of the higl
school.
N. II. Jensen arrived home this
morning from IN official trip ives
OF the river. His successor as city
auditor, Thomas Eastcott. will enter
Ferris, Druggist and Jeweler.
Miss II. Maud Hockett has return.
ed from Texas. where abe has recent.
" invested in property. Miss Hockett
10 q teacher In tho Prosper township
school located three piles south Of
Mitchell. MI
A. G. Wagner, Of Presho, S. D.,
underwent an operation yesterday al
st. Josoph's hospital.
County Auditor II. A.. Zangle is
holding $4,000 of school money.
waiting for applications for loans.
When $4,000 was appropriated for
loans in DAVIDSON county 20 applica-
ti0ns we're made. SoM6 Of these were
rejected BY the county commissioners
and others withdrew their applica-
ttons, so that only half Of the fund
was used.
Mrs. Paul Ford and little daughter
Of Chelan. WASH, have arrived for an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Morrow. Mrs. Ford will be remem-
bered az Miss Mary Morrow.
Judge w. M. Herbert this after
noon took under consideration the
evidence In the suit of Miss Amelia
Seal against J. II. Davidson. manager
Of the Wtdmann hotel, The. suit is
one involving n claim made by Miss
Seal against Mr.. Davidson, on the
charge that he retained her trunk
and baggage after she had quit his
employ. The defense initGe case was
that Miss Seal had left the hotel after
working two days, before 'ttra1spoTtn-
charges amounting to 1907 had
2 9 paid. Judge Herbert sustained
the objection to the question asked
Miss Seal. why shc had left the hotel,
on the ground that 1t was not involv-
cd as an issue.
Miss Lilly Patterson, county sup
erintendent OF schools, Is about half
way through marking the sexamina-
ttOn papers written last week by the
pupils OF the Seventh and Eighth
grades throughout the county, with
the exception OF tho grades in the
public school In Mitchell. There were
l66 pupil6 who took tho exataina-
ton. ,e,eI HI 49,,
A number gof bassb4,f fans III the
city went down to SEthanhWitk tie
picked team that plays Here tfIfs hf-
& tertiocn. The membgfSs III athei MIC
chell team will be U6thflH, Tdwfie.
6charnweber, Wilder, sPayhS,, stacey!
Burns. Rowland andarttersoh 'sol's9a
w. A. Wheeler this morning re-
y turned from Q two days buslpesss trim
70 Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The big stable tchk0 tlSRJ02 er
Bridge company now. building the
road from the cemetery IL thte North
Main street road, was bfGWVn down
shortly before . O'clock last l6v6nfng
~ the stiff wind. Sev6faa horses were
injured y falling polss, a;ithSagR' hot
FtHGIiUUAIV. ALrS EHSLl HE 81 ~ - x
tanfesE sniisAi
a deraIlment OF apsHngine andisev.
sral cars near North. MoGragOr,,ia.,
yesterday forenoon CAUSED tho after
noon train from thesCast 4cnterdaya a
delay OF over five hours. The train
reached Mitchell at 1870 o'clock last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Briedenbach
departed this morning for Sloan
Springs, Ark, where they Will be
about ten days before returning with
their household effects, Mr.. Bried-
enbach spent the past year. at the
Springs on account of HIS health, but
Intends to remain permanently In
Mitchell when his household goods
arrive.
Elmer Sullivan, of Mason City, la.
inspector for the freight claims de-
partment Of the Milwaukee road, was
q Mitchell today ON official business.
The country west Of Mitchell wal
treated to another soaking rain. Il
was reported that Que Inch III rain
fell last night betxeeneM MT. Vernon
q Murdo. Two inches OF rain fell
4 Presho and at Rapid city the rain
fell all night. From Mitchell south
east to Sanborn. Ia, but little rain
Tell during the night.
The program OF the Gitchee Ounce
Literary society, at tlpescity hall ali.
0itOrium last evening" WIS Witnessed
by 9 large crowd Of high school stu,
dents and school patrons. One ~ The
1 features Of the program was de,,
bate between Carl Boyden and Ho.
bart Brown. on the question OF Sit
Ratrick's completely in the expulsion
"a the snakes from Ireland. The de.
bate evoked considerable merriment
Numbers on the program were givef
BY the mixed chorus Esther Cotton
Thclma D0dB0nS Barnard Brown
Elya KIlder. Doll Clark; Florence
Derr. Ursula Kotrba and Lillian
Wells. h
John Levson. = graduate OF ia,
k0ta Wesleyan ID tho class SOf 1912,
departed last evening f6rNhis former
home at DolGnd, foilowing d two
days, visit With frteAaBs inrMitchell
MI. LcvsOn dsvnow III the sofficesloi
y the J !. Case company .atssRacine
Wis.
Mrs. Ben I. Van Metre, N Letcher,
va hostess last cssAinE to party
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