The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-12

4 ward. Mrs. I. J. Myles; Second ward
4 Mrs. John f. Berry; Third ward
MRS. A. U. Hoon; Fourth ward, Mrs.
us. NJ. Grundland. The four chairme.l
will supervise the charity work OF
{ their respective wards during the
winter, and supplies and Information
should be given directly to. them.
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From Mondays Daily
\ Harry Wheeler, of Washington
t%ISprings, was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis Saturday atSt. Joseph's
hospital.
Drs. E. e. King and w. A. Delan-
ey went to Salem this morning.
T. j. Tobin, of Yankton, a Milwau-
kee s%witchman, had both legs cut
OFF in the railroad yards at Canton,
is. D., this morning. The unfortun-
ate man was alone switching near the
stock yards when the accident hap
pened.
The Belts Sunday School will give
Tia program and box social Friday
evening, Nov. 10. Everybody invited.
Ladies bring boxes.
Mrs. Mary Brenne left this morn
ing for her home in Perry, Ia, after
q months visit with her sister, Mrs.
10. c. Thompson.
Misses and Hattie and Agnes Her
rick spent Sunday at their home in
White Lake.
John Mayworm, of Presho, under
went an operation Saturday at st.
Joseph's hospital.
w. S. Hill was reelected president
Iof the state fair board at the annual
Injecting of that body. held in Huron
last week. Isaac Lincoln, of Aber-
deem, was again chosen vice-presi-
dent, and G. N. McIlvaine, Of Huron,
secretary.
DR.. G. w. Harter and Mrs. Harter
%returned this morning to their home
lin Perry, Ia, after spending Sunday
in Mitchell. DR.. Harter owns proper
ty here.
Mayor A. 3. Hitchcock has written
to the public utilities commissions Of
all the states in the union, relative
to the amount of telephone rates
Ioharged in each state. The rates
will cover the telephone systems
owned by corporations and the few
lcontrolled by municipalities.
Mrs. John Muller and two children
returned this morning to their home
in Springfield, S. d., after a weeks
visit in Mitchell at tie ". H. Snow
home. Mrs. Muller is a sister of Mr.:
Snow.
IAa Ht,rv4 30 AYR am h nrno will hhSl
initiated by the Woodman Circle, the]
lau3iliary of the Woodmen of the
World, at the first regular meeting
of the society IN Wednesday evening.
The ceremony will mark the close of
la membership campaign which has
been conducted by the state manager
Mrs: Lanra Pollock, of Omaha. Fol.
flowing the initiation, a banquet Will
Abe held and officers elected. The
injecting will start promptly at 81
O'Clock at the I. o. o. F. hall.
The county c%anvassing board was
lin session at the. court house today, !
checking over the results of the elec-i
Ition last Tuesday. The board is com
1posed OF Commissioners Nels Jen-
lsen and A. J. Grady, County Auditor
r. A. Zangle and County Treasurer
In. B. Rogers. The other members of
1.-THE board Of commissioners and the
icounty judge, o. C. Thompson, were
Ineligible to act because they We're
candidates at the polls on Tuesday. !
Peter S. Reynolds, of Luyerne,
Mimi, has secured a license to mar
ry Miss Rernice Frank, also of Luz
verne.
The fire department was called this
morning to the paint shop of w. C.l
IFlurkey. The blaze started in
clothes, soaked in ellis and paints
which were hanging on racks. The
jconfagration caused considerable
smoke. The damage was not extern
isive. |
One of the most successful sales of
the season was that of Clarence
Hetts, held east of Mitchell on Satur-
day. This sale was cried by Judge
Bros. and they got somesvery good
prices for; Mr.. Hetts. The top SOW
sold for $71 and some of her gifts
iup to $27. One span of hoses brought
1880, COWS sold up to $77 with
leverything else equally we'll. The
total amount of the sale was $4,9QD.1
From Wednesdays Daily
Prof. w. G.. Hunter was down
town yesterday afternoon for the first