The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-12-03

as fourth man in the singles event
at the Midwest bowling tourna
ment at Sioux Falls. The Corn Pal
ace team was forced out of the tel
leaders in the five men list.
Capt. Earl B. Rowley, of Com
pany F. has received a supply of ty
Ephoid vaccine from the ad~jutant
J geenral and next Friday evening, De
cember 4, has been set as the dat,
for vaccinating the local nationa
guardsmen. The vaccination IS no
compulsorys although AS have signi
fed their willingness to receive The
treatment. Drill will be held in The
armory this evening.
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From Saturdays Daily
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Marble rs.
turned yesterday afternoon to their
rome at Hitchcock S. D., after spend
ing Thanksgiving in Mitchell at the
J. w. Davey home.
Martin 'shale, Dakota Wesleyan
10 is the coach of the high school
ship. BY her 10 to 6 victory over
Brookings high IN Thanksgiving
day, Pierre apparently has " clear
L tlllCE W Liz AOJO%.
Rev. E. B. Mounsey, of Chamber
lain, arrived this afternoon and will
preach at S. Mary's Episcopal church
tomorrow morning and at the cIaor-
al vesper service at 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Mt. Vernon News: Aleck Larson
and family moved to Mitchell last
Monday, where they will make their
home for awhile.
w. A. Wheeler has gone to Ben
son, Minn., where he will speak be-
fore the West, Central Development
association of Minnesota. The or
ganization is holding a ~threc-Gay
session this week in the interest of
the farmers and business men of that
section.
Miss Marie Brattrud, of Woonsock-
ct, and Mrs. George Mccullough, of
Salem, are recovering at st. Joseph's
hospital from recent operations.
The county judges of South Dako-
ia will convene at the court house in
Mitchell at IL o'clock on the morn
ing of Tuesday, December s, accord
ing to word received this morning
by Judge o. G. Thompson from Judge
j. A. Copeland, of Vermillion. This
is the first time the date for the
gathering of the judges has been
definitely set. The purpoes of the
meeting will be to talk over propos-
led revision of the state probate laws,
for submission to the legislature this
winter. The meeting was called by
Judge Copeland.
N,c IJo,,,o, Col,,J{, oe NH;4,lo11
was operated upon this morning at
| st. Joseph's hospital for acute APP
pendicitis.
Fifteen members of the committee
of rural school teachers met at the
court house this afternoon to ar
range the schedule of prizes for the
coming annual industrial contest of
the schools, which will be held in
Mitchell the first week in March.
Miss Lilly Patterson, county super
intendent of schools, presided over
the meeting.
A e schedule of service for Mil
waukee trains running east and
west out OF Mitchell will go into eff
feet tomorrow, as announced in The
Republican "a week ago.. Train No. s,
from the west in the morning, will
arrive in Mitchell at $3.50 o'clock and
leave at 9 O'Clock, a change OF 20
minutes earlier. No a.. the train GO
ing east at night, will leave al 1925
O'Clock. The sleeper will De picked
up daily at Mason City, Ia, except on
Saturday. No. 8, the evening train
from the east, will arrive at 1925,
the same time as at present, and will
not leave until sos o'clock the next
morning. This train now leaves at
Ito O'Clock in the morning, a diff
ference of five hours in the time of
departure going west. No. SO, the
way freight west, will hereafter leave
at $3.50 o'clock in the morning, in
stead of 1850 O'Clock.
F. A. James, Fred Reuterstrom, R.
E. Underhill, Mark Harris and John
kurvink last evening were named as
members of the committee of Mod
ern Woodmen to have in charge the
free motion picture entertainment to
be given at the Maynard theater on
December IA. At last evenings
meeting the members contributed 81
for the case of Charles Babb, of Ken
nebec, S. D., the member who has
4 been receiving treatment at ST. JOS
feph's hospital and lost his leg from
gangrene. The head camp has is
sued an appeal for aid for the unfor-
tunate man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robertson, of
Minneapolis, spent the day at the
A. l.. Cobb home, $40 South Wiscon-
sin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Eeekly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heimstra return
ed this morning from Clark, s.. D.,
where they spent Thanksgiving at
the home Of Mr.. Leekly's sister. Mrs.
Brook. ;
MISS Bessie Cobb returned to Ar
mour, S. D., where she is teaching
school, after spending the Thanks
giving vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cobb.
The girls Of the senior class in
Mitchell high school last evening en-
tertained the members of the faculty
and the senior boys in honor of the
football team. The affair was held
in the high school gymnasium, which
Il u,nc laonra%a1 fnnE fhn nooHc sion d II,