The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-04-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

COuuCllihCH Will US oEtIlGu. luc ICBiS
tratson officials will be ready to reg
isterstll voters who did not participate
in the city election a year ago, be
tween the hours of 8 and 6 o'clock
w. A. Branch started today to assis'
City Auditor NH. Jensen compile
ti~elregistcr of voters.
B.SJ. Bollack has moved his fam.
lily to Salem, where he has purchased
the B. j. O'Donnell meat market.
Mrs. Margaret Moody and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Moody, have gone te
Artesian and will later superintent
farming operations on their place In
Floyd township, In Sonborn county.
Scott & Gormley. owners of the
Theatre Pharmacy, have named the
store in the now location across the
street from the former site, the
Quality" drug store. The formal re-
opening OF the store will be held to-
morrow. The stock OF goods lost In
the Gale theatre fire two weeks ago
has been replaced with new merchan-
disc and Messrs. Scott & Gormley are
better equipped than ever before to
engage i'll the drug business.
The question of rebuilding the Gale
theatre is still an unsettled matter,
according to 0. r. Litchfield, of the
J.9F. Anderson Lumber company. 1t
Is not probable that the matter will
be settled for several weeks. The in
surancc adjusters, who were in the
city this week, settled the loss on the
building for the full amount of the
insurance, $4,000.
w. b. Rowley underwent an oper-
alton at st. Joscph's hospital on We'd
nesday and is reported to be recover
Ing nicely at present.
Supt. j. w. McClinton of the city
schools, returned this morning from
Huron, whore last evening he acted
ne q judge in the debate between Hur-
on college and the State College Of
Brookings. The Huron debaters won.
Warren Smith, OF Platte, returned
home this morning after a brief bust
ness trip to Mitchell.
Miss Marie Higgins, of Mason City,
Ia, arrived yesterday afternoon for
q visit at the home of her brother, r.
n. Higgins.
Mrs. ]. II. Bingham OF Chamber
lain, was in Mitchell for al hour this
morning on her way to Yankton,
where she will visit at the home OF
her father, Judge s. A. Boyles. Mrs.
Bingham a Mrs. Kate Boyles, and
with her brother, Virgil Boyles, was
sO-outhor Of "Langford OF the Three
Bars" THE Spirit Trail" and their
most recent volume, The Hoosier
Volunteer"
Frank r Leach or Sioux Falls,
who is arranging for tho coming state
Sunday school convention in Mitchell
because of the injuries sustained re-
Gently by 1. N. Halliday, met this af-
teEnoqn at the rooms or the CONNER
ciall club to arrange details for the
meeting, which will be held on May
8, 6 and. The local committee is
composed Of Prot. S. ID. van Benthuy-
sen; G. T. McGrew, r. Il. Ruth. Rev.
r. i. Kelly and T. J.sMorgans, repre-
senting the various Sunday schools
OF the city and the Commercial club,
Mrs. w. York, living three miles
west of Mitchell, underwent an dper-
alton for g~all-stpnes yesterday at st,
JOseph's hospital. This morning Mrs,
York was reported to be doing nice
".
Mr., and Mrs. Harley Thomas, OF
White Lake, returned home with
their children yesterday afternoon,
following a visit at the NJ. G. Wide,
home. Mrs. Tlonias and Mrs. Wider
prc sisters.
Miss Gladys Spence is visiting al
Chamberlain with Miss Doris Pen.
rose @
G. u. RGcves and his sister, Mrs.
Lannie j.. Brown, arrived home last
evening after a three months vaca-
ton trip I'M Florida. While In Florida
they visited with Mr.. ana Mrs. A. d.
SeatQfi at st. Petersburg and also
saw William Koch in BartoSw, Fla.
They intended to remain in Florida
longer, but several real estate deals
ia Minnesota called Mr.. Reeves home.
From Saturdays Daily
Mr. ana Mrs. w. Il, Huffman ar
rived yesterday from Omaha to attend
the Mitchell style show. Mr.. Huffman
iHsvrry enthusiastic over the outlook
for business in the territory of his
Mitchell branch and Is confident tia,
It will be one of the best of his Ave
houses. The HUFFMAN agency will
s0pHiisin its location In the new Hoon
building at the foot Of Main street,
tho last of next week.
Becapse of the death OF Mrs. L. d.
Manchester at her home In Sioux
Falls intervening, the booth occupied
by the Manchester Biscuit company
at the style show at the city hail au-
dit0r4um was closed today, Word OF
the demise OF Mrs. Manchester ut G
O'clock last evening was received by
Jthn Larkin, who has had charge OF
the booth.
Chester Ncisll departed today Tor
his former home at DEBORAH, iowa,
wllercths wsll make his home.
i NH; Frank. Mitchell and her dau-
gfters ale in Alexandria this week
visiting friends. +
Mr.. ands Mrs. S. r.. Watkins hare
Jltnra4ed IRON Chicago, where Mrs.
Watkins s.as BEEN with her moiIles.
Mrs NJ II. Lee,t who is recovering
ffiI9mm her receht paralytic stroke. Mr..
Watkins wa called to Vermont hy
af1fta II Ilno nrd dontr 80 lx;r r.tIs.,