The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Fridays Daily

First avenue and Main streets in
winch he conducts his hardware
business. The consideration named
IN the transfer of the property was
$4,000. vas
Prof. w. c. Hunter went nm -
Wocnsocket last night, where he is
starting a class of violin pupils.
summons drawn in legal form
ana with the appearance of the form
used py lawyers, have been sent ONT
70 members of Firesteel camp, NJ. w.
- Gaming then attention to the
meeting at Gale hall this evening.
Mhen they will meet with the ROYAL
-Neishpofs II arrange for the big
Jolht installation of officers on lam.
airy JIG. The meeting is called for
1:3e O'Clock.
Several Milwaukee officials were in
Mitchell yesterday for the purpose OF
looklng over the site of the propos-
ed y between the Milwaukee and
omaha systems and comforting over
the matter, which will be heard be-
tore the state railroad commission III
Mitchell Y Monday. In the party
We're b. f. Van Vliet of Mason City.
superintendent of the l. and ID. divis-
ION, w. f.. Cody, of Mason City, divis-
ION freight and passenger agent. B.
~ 9earles, OF Mason City, travelling
felSnt and passenger agent, and M
j. flanagan, OF Aberdeen, t%rainnias.
Ter OF n III. and ID. division. H. J..
Nahdperg OF Minneapolis, boilermak-
er foreman Of the northern district of
rue milwaukee, system, also was in
the city today on business.
MIS- b. w. Baer OF Woonsocket.
was y guest yesterday of Mrs. S. Nj.
Gru'idland.
h funeral of the late w. Il. Lott
was held at the B%roadbent undertake
ing establishment AT $50 O'Clock
this forenoon. Members OF Resurgam
and st. Bernard C~ommandery, with
which the deceased was affiliated. at
tend the short Masonic services. The
remains were taken by the, Rev.
Fred Lott, of Syracuse, n. Y, to Or
we'll, Pa. for interment.
First prize in the amateur night
program at the Gale last evening was
MOI by eleven young MOI in a bur
lesque skit OF music and comedy. The
principals in the sketch were Braden
Hill and Edmund Evans, supported
by Carl Boyden, George White, Carl
Norton, Warren Kcmpton. Louis
Nordbyc, Allen Bond. Hugh Scallin
VIII Smith and Walter Tobin.
Or. E, b. Bracey is reported to bo
recovering from Il slight illness when
has kept him confined at home fol
the past week.
The Mitchell Auto * Supply com
pany will hereafter be located in the
Salesroom on North Main street, hav.
ing sold the garage and repair busi-
ness to L., w. kittleson and Frad
Erwin, two former employees. 1ne
company viii concentrate its efforts
in the future to h sale on the APP
person, Studebalier and Maxwell cars
Tic old garage building on Wesl
Fourth avenue will be retained by
Messrs. Erwin X Kittleson. who will
operate it under the name OF the
Pioneer garage.
Clare Young, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. a. Young, 623 South
Wisconsin street, has zen threaten
ed With a complication of diseases
and is reported to be seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Shade depart
ed this morning for a two weeks
visit with relatives in Illinois. They
will first visit at Princeton with
Mrs. Shades parents ana later 90 to
Springfield, where Mr.. Shades
parents reside.
Light traces of snow we're reported
Aunt. Snt,tl, n IL, l-a ,l,;. ,l.. .
very light fall was recorded in the
snoW fell in Mitchell. with the in.
dications that the weather woulC
turn colder and a heavier fall star
by night.
The first crate o. oranges to reacl
Mitchell by parcel post arrived il
the city this morning, addressed IL
Oliver Strong. The sender was Dir
Ray Smith, now at Tampa, Fla. The
fruit came through in excellent shape
The shipment was handled withou
any trouble, as the crate was onl,
four inches long, containing tx,
dozen baby oranges, about Tho siz,
of marbles.
Mr.. j. ID. Doane. Who mas oeen /,
the field as a candidate for the r.
publican nomination for county au
ditor, announced today that he woul,
make the race as an independent
Only one nomination by proposal ha
been made, tina of j. III. Davis b,
the majority committee. Mr.. w. q
Champion, deputy county auditor
was also d candidate, but has no
announced whether or not he woul,
enter the independent field.
Miss Nellie Bower has gone /,
Cedar Falls, la, to attend the low
State Normal school.
Miss Nellie Olson departed thi
afternoon for Belle %I'ourche, S. ID
where she viii make an extende
visit.
Miss Viola McCubbin has returne
from Laurens, la, where she visite-
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l.. Link. of Nil
waukee, Wis, while on their way t
Dimock, S. d., to take charge c
the general store which MIR. Lin
owns there, stopped in Mitchell an
visited relatives in the city last ey
ening.
Tom johnson, of White Owl, S. ID