The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25

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Mrs. George Clark, of Huron, Wis.
tied at the F. r. ndersoni home yes.
terday, while tnroute from Parkston
to her home.
reports were current on the streets
this morning that tornado had struck
Stickny last evening and killed two
men. The Republican telephoned to
Stickney and found the report with
out basis.
George Carson left last evening
for Brainard, Mimi, for a vacation
of two weeks.
Misses Myrtle and Gladys Lee left
this morning for Minneapolis. After
a few days visit there they will go to
the lakes, to spend the summer. For
the past week, the Misses Lee have
been the house guests of mss Minnie
Reierson. frg.
I. J.. Morgans, secretary of the
Commercial Club, accompanied the
alfalfa special to Woonsocket, this
morning.
Floyd Willard, the owner of the
winning Ford car in the automobile
races, who was arrested last We'd
nesday by request of the race judges
was fined $40 in the municipal court
this morning on the charge of dis
turbing the peace.
Claude Nelson was brought before
Judge w. M. Herbert of the NUM-
cipal court this morning for petit
larceny, in connection with the three
other lads who pleaded guilty last
Wednesday. Nelson pdealed not
guilty this morning and demanded a
ury trial. f-e
Harry Plotner has been called to.
Mason City, Ia, by the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. Ed Boone. Mrs.
Boone, who was known in Mitchell
as Miss Ada Plotner, has been in a
hospital at Mason City and under
went al operation this morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Yahne
of .Beulah township, on Thursday,
June is, a SON.
From Saturdays Daily
Miss Flora Vermilyea went to-
Farmer last evening to spend a few
Gays With friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. McPhee and
baby left yesterday for a ten days va
cation at points in Minnesota.
White Lake Standard: Miss Sadie
Wlnget has returned from Dakota
Wesleyan at Mitchell where she COM
pleted a course in stenography.
Wallace Williams returned home|
evening with Mrs. Williams
from Webster, Ia, where she has
been for the past three. months. Mrs.
Williams is steadily gaining in health
slnce her operation and it is expected
she will soon be entirely recover
ed.
Washington Springs Review: The
following persons went to Mitchell,
Monday morning, to attend the teach
ers' Institute at that place: Misses
Mary Smith, Ruth Wilson, Kate Will
liams, Myrtle Wilson, Eva Smith,
Velda Orr, Anna and Laura Easton,
l.aVerne and Gladys Ambrose, Hazel
Dean, Mary Walker of ANNA Town
ship, and Mary Schonfeld of Cherry
township.
Miss Mabel Barnes of White Lake
arrived yesterday and is taking treat
ment at the Farnsworth sanitarium.
Mrs. FLA. Bidwell will be hostess
the L. T. L. on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
Thomas Fullerton departed last
evening on a business trip to Min
neapolis.
Prof. l.. A. Stout, registrar of Da
Wesleyan, went down to Yank
ton this morning. Tonight he will
speak at a booster meeting in be-
half of an endowment campaign for
Yankton college.
DR.. w. G. Seaman, president of
Dakota Wesleyan, departed yesterday
afternoon for a trip to the Black
Hills in the interests of the Univers-
ity.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. A. Truax will
leave this evening for Beresford, S.
D. to attend the funeral of Mr.. Tru-
AXIS sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. F. Truax.
The funeral will be held on Monday
morning.
w. l.. Gardner, a prominent farm
er living near Canton, S. D., was
by lightning and killed in al
field near his home this morning,
according to word received attthe Mil
waukee railroad offices. Mr.. Gafdner
made a speciality of raising water
melons.
The Cable Piano company will in
the future make MITCHELL a factory
distributing point. In order to get
larger floor space, they will occupy
the building at 1872 East Third aven-
The sales room and general Of
will be at this place. H. w.
Gardner will be the general sales
manager. =
Another addition has been made to
the ANNA. zoo in the East Sidel
park. The lark board has Just pur-
chased a cub bear, about six weeks
old. Children on the East siode are
frequent visitors to the zoo, since
the cub has made. his home there.
The city park board received 10I
per cent of gross gate receipts Of the
races of Wednesday and
Thursday. This will place a neat
sum in to the, treasury of the board,
and will be used for improvements.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore, a son, onssaturday, June 20.
Mr. and Mrc Charles Pratt. opal