The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-10-15

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Plankjntons Mails z. ]. Spangler
JadteS Dick H1hney. and sA. E4sHitch
lG9ck, of Mitchell. we're nambere,
among the slawyersSwho had business
iAstsEesG Circuit Court in Rlapkinto.
this week. 80.
Dr.. AntasM, Bruce is pianiffng Il
leave Mitchell next week for Reading
Penn s1where.she will SSbe cepnectet
with a firm of osteopathic physician,
In hospital work.
Harold GIyRce was elected student
l REPRESENTATIVE on the athletic ,boane
LOT control at the, high school yesker.
lay. The election was made by The
athIetic association Of The high
school The athletic board is made
up of the football captain, coach
faculty manager and a student rep
resentative 81
Aiexa ndria Journal: Word comes
from Sioux. City that Mrs. IN! *.
EEffason, who recently underwedtssa
kAeyeSe Surgical7 Liberation, iAssgtad.
uaily i~pa1roving and unlessssA Rfofs
lseen deHeIopnentb arise shas vii!
soon regain her health. She NAsihdt
been well for some time past {{khtt II
fs hoped Thu operation will tiEEmoNe
pefntAnently the cause of Aer III
health. MIsss5sss
All attempts to stage the Mitchell
Aberdeen high school football game
were abandoned this afternoon be-
stnuse of the continued downpour Of
rain which started at IL o'clock this
morning. Coach G. NJ. sWitlrow and
twenty football huskies came down
this morning from Aberdeen for the
game. Because OF the Wesieyan-Ab~
erdeen Normal game, no attempt was
made to postpone the high school
contest until tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Lingscheidt of Richards,
S. D., underwent an operation yester-
day at s.. Joseph's hospital.
Born. to Mr., and Mrs. j. "A. Davies
on Thursday, October s. a daughter.
j. H. Anderson. Of Bridgewater,
cashier of the Farmers National,
bank. was e caller today n Mitchell.
What miIghts hayasbeeq . Serious
accident was avertsds BY the street:
being deserted last; evening when the
arc light at the north end of the
Sanborn street viaducts fell to the
ground. The fastenineB that held the
lamp had either become Insecure or
had been tempered with.
MI. and Mrs. A. T. Downey de-
parted last evening for Washington
Springs, where they vii attend the!
state Methodist conference as lay;
Ludwig Arctander, a Minneapolis
attorney, was in Mitchell today Voc
tweenstrains while on his way to Veg
sington Springs to address the Metho-
dist Brotherhood meeting at the
state conference there this evening.
DR.. C. ". Gilliland, vice-president
Of Dakota Wesleyan went to the state
Methodist conference at washington
Springs yesterday afternoon.
Michael Rutland. who was brought
to Mitchell yesterday afternoon from
his home near Plankinton, suffering
with a kick in the stomach from d
horse, died at 2 o'clock this morning
at st. Joseph's hospital. The unfor-,
man "a kicked about noon
n every EFFORT made to
his life, but the operation at
the yhospital disclosed his injuries
were fatal. Relatives are expected to-
arrive this evening.
washington Springs True Republi-
can:-The local band met the pas
sen ger Monday evening to receive T..
N. NeSselroad on his arrival from
Mitchell where Jerauld county was
awarded first place for its elegant
under his management. Two
1irsts and a second is the county's
record for this year, first place be-
ing won both at Mitchell and: Sioux
City and second at Huron. 1t is
hardly necessary to repeat that Mr..
Nesselroad feels mighty proud of his
accomplishments which he certainly
deserves for his Garnet work in the
gathering and preparing Of the ex-
hibit.