The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-20

Is w. A. Wheeler, w. S. Hill and A.
Dillman, in charge of alfalfa
work at the government experiment
stations at Newell and Ardmore, S.
d., and Mandan, N. D., vent down
today to look at the alfalfa fields on
MI. Hills farm, five miles south of
Alexandria.
Mawdaline and Bernard Growing
shield entertained a number of their
OF Demands tenth birthday.
Mrs. III. s., Smythe, Of Woonsocket
is visiting in Mitchell as the guest
of Mrs Alice Havens.
John Schoen departed this morn
! ing for Fairview, S. D., where he
viii spend a few days attending to
business matters. M
r. e. Dowdell, of Artesian, was a
Mitchell visitor today!
j. &c. Whiting and u. l.. Lawson,
Woonsocket attorneys. were business
visitors today in Mitchell.
Mrs. Milton j. Cook, of Wessing-
ton Springs, wa. sable to, leave ST.
Joseph's hospital today after her re-
cent operation. tShe is at the home
of Mr. Cooks parents on west
Fourth avenue.
Louis Nottweed was %adiudged in
sane by the county insanity board
at its session this morning and will
be sent to the state hospital at
Yankton. Nottweed is the young man
who has worked on the Charles Hen
erickson farm in Prosper township
who recsntly assaulted his employer
in a fit Of insanity.
Charles Derr, with his wife and
little son, of Running Water, S. d.,
is visiting at the home of his father
C. w. Derr.
John T. Franklin was arrested this
morning on the charge of having
driven a traction engine over a
crossing without planking it. He
pleaded not guilty in municipal
court this morning and will be tried
Monday. y
With his crutches gone, the plight
of "a hobo in the Milwaukee yards
near the Val Blatz warehouse was
reported to the police this Afternoon.
he man had been suffering with a
broken hip and travelling about the
country on crutches During the
night, the cautches were stolen and
he was forced to remain where he
had slept. His case was reported to
the county commissioners.
A very pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning at IL o'clock at
the residence of Fred Boggs, TIC
Eocf Poi1rnod cfrnof u,hnr Nh orlnc
A. West, a prosperous farmer of Nit
chell was united in marriage to Miss
Cora V. Briendenbach, a talented
young school teacher of Plankinton.
Rev. c. B. Harold performed the
are thelenb, rdlu mfwyprdlurdlu hrh
ceremony. Miss iBriedenbach's people
are the oldest settlers in and around
Plankinton. Following the cere-
mony, a five-course dinner was serv-
ed. Those present from out Of town
we're Phillip Briendenbach, Esther
Briedenbach, Miss Helen Johnson
and Carl johnson, Of Plankinton.
The young couple left that afternoon
for Waterfowl, where they will
make their future home.
Schoenfelder, of Tobin township. Lee
George and Charles Schoenfelder
were arrested last evening and
brought to the-city by Sheriff Berry.
he charge against them, was assault
and battery. Mr.. sSchoenfelder charg-
ed that the three set upon him and
assaulted him IN a quarrel over a
hreshing crew. George Schoenfelder
Herbert in Municipal court this
j =, or,,i,, T. 1N,,x4 81 fi~o fr,,Ne iro~o~al
until the facts can be brought out
in the hearing, which was set for
next Tuesday. 81 q
\ Born to Mr!if and Mrs. George
Fraser, 10 miles northwest of Mitch
ell, on Thursday, August 10, a SON.
John Humpa, of Parkston, who
was operated upon at a local hospital
on Thursday, died at $3.50 o'clock
this morning. The deceased was 81
years of age. The remains were TAX
en- this morning to Parkston.
C. M. Pinkerton, of Oklahoma City
Okla, will address the Epworth
league at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church on Sunday evening at
O'Clock. Mr.. Pinkerton was form
erly superintendent of the city school
at Lead, S d. and is the author of
several educational books and a con-
' slant writer of periodicals. Rev. G.
b. Harold preached Sunday morn
ing on THE Rich Fool" at the
church.
, Frank l.. Rowley suffered the loss
of a finger on his right hand on
thursday night as the result of a
kick from a horse. He was working
near tile animal with a pitchfork,
when it suddenly dashed out and
kicked him on the hand. The finger