The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-15
Tuesdays Daily

new insurance, went to st. Paul
Thursday evening.
From Tuesdays Daily
The Beulah Center Sunday school
viii give a basket social at the Betts
school house on Thursday evening.
There will be a good program, includ-
ing music by the Elks' double quar-
tet,
Howard C.. shober, of Huron nam
ed at Pierre last week as the manag-
or OF the republican majority primary
ticket, yesterday was a caller in Nit
chell.
Franklin l%loete, of Armour, re
turned home yesterday after a brief
stop in Mitchell.
T. w. Bradley. pastor OF the Com
sregatioual church AT Cuthbert, is
receiving subscriptions for d new
structure TO be erected there in the
spring. y lot was recently given 10
the church on which to build, and it
is expected that other buildings in the
town will commence in a few months.
w. A. Darling, Jr., city ticket ag-
ent at the Milwaukee, station. yester-
day was presented with Il handsome
purse OF money by a number OF the
travelling men who make their head
quarters in Mitchell. The uniform
courtesy and obliging nature of Nj.
Darling is heartily appreciated by the
travelling public and this substanti-
al means was taken for showing it.
Judge Alva +. Taylor, OF Huron
of the Ninth judicial circuit, viii
sit on the bench Friday in the alb
sence of Judge Frank b. Smith il
the case brought by r. j. Spanglel
to cnjoin the city from constructing
its municipal telephone plant. TIL,
case vas postponed by Judge Smitl
on January /, to ALLOW counsel tc
prepare additional argument anc
evidence.
Announcement d made al chape
at Dakota Wesleyan this morning q
the members OF the team from which
the inter-college bedating team vii
be chosen. The men on the squad are
George Robertson. Paul Gutenberg
Harold Smith, Perry D%ruschel, Franz
Heffcrt Harland Allen, Milo Price
Ernst McKilips and Donald Hoffmen
TWO teams of three men and an al
ternate each viii be chosen in try
outs. Prof. III. !. Jones. j. NJ, Plelp!
and p. w. Ivey viii act as coaches
The question OF the recall OF. judge
will be debated in either April o
may With Carleton and Ripon colleg
es. The debate with the latter scho0
viii be held at Ripon, Wis.
Roy Schemp was arrested yestel
day by Sheriff John Berry on tn
charge OF the theft of $40 from Har
Hanson at a local hotel on Sunda
night. According to the story told b
Hanson TO the police, Schemp too
him to the hotel and occupied til
same bed with him. When Hanso.
awoke in the morning his roommat
| was gone, also $50 which he had lie!
in his trousers. But as Hanson Wa
9 believed to have been intoxicated d
!. the time, the charge against Schem
was dismissed.
+ Mrs. Il. II. Morgans will leave thi
e %eevning for Sioux Fails. whore sh
will visit with her son, Robert MOI
! gans, and family.
P. w Dougherty assistant attoi
f ney general, and j. j. Murphy of til
e state railroad commission, departe
this morning for Hurley. S. d, whei
II they will hear evidence in ii telephon
case. III. M. Derr, state engineer, VIII
was with them yesterday III the heal
ing at the city hail, went to PlankiI
ton on official business today.
; DIR. ID. c. Bond, who has been a
tending annual meeting of the Nortl
western Optical association at Mil
;. neapolis, vas II of the prominel
members OF the organization who WI
c%artoored by the staff artist of til
Minneapolis Tribune. A very reco:
nizable pen picture of DR.. Bond a,
pears in the Saturday edition OF til
Tribune.
y w. NJ. Smith and ID. b. Miller wi
leave Thursday on an extensive +
l. creation trip on which they will hal
IF encircle the globe and will take abol
lie four months. They will first go
y, New Orleans, then Los Angeles al