The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-03-19

I JIdtC HIS ldlh Wy AlCULlS VI iilOtlOl plC-
lures.
From Saturdays Daily
j. G. Jensen departed last evening
for Pine and kanabec counties in
Minnesota with several prospective
land buyers.
Rt. Rev. George Biller, Jr., Episco-
pal bishop of South Dakota, and
Rev. w. S. Cash, both of Sioux Falls,
spent last evening with Rev. f. b.
Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grassell, of
Artesian, are visiting in Mitchell at
the home of Mrs. Eta Hansen.
w. A. Wheeler has returned from
Rapid City, where he bought a car
load of alfalfa seed for the Dakota
Improved Seed company.
Miss Hannah A. Miller, a sister of
Lauritz Miller and a former teacher
in the commercial department at
Dakota Wesleyan, has been married
to Martinus Sorenson, a prosperous
farmer living near her home at Tab
or, S. ID. The marriage was performed
at Sioux City.
The Gitche Ounce Literary socitey
of the high school, yesterday after
noon held it's election of officers for
the ensuing year. The officers will
be Hobart Brown, president; Elmer
Franklin, vice-president; Holly Ali
son, secretary and John Herman, Ser
geant-at-arms. The next program to
be given by the iGitche Ounces will
be public and will be given in the
city hall auditorium early in April.
The literary societies of the high
school have been made permanent or
CARNATIONS because of their success
this year and will be an important
feature of the student life.
AL Alderman Vol from H. Davis
in the wrestling match at the Gale
last evening after three hard fought
struggles. The first fall took q
minutes, Davis winning with a leg
scissors. Alderman was on the de-
tense throughout the first round.
Ackerman came back strong and
pinned Davis to the mat in 5 minu-
ties with a head hold. He won the
third fail in z minutes, with a half
Nelson. Had Davis the endurance of
his heavier opponent, the match
would have gone much longer. The
wrestling was preceded by an excel
lent program of motion pictures. The
comedy film, "When Billy Propos-
ed" was one of the best seen at the
playhouse this season. Zone of the
Braves" was a strong dramatic
feature in two reels.
Mrs. Frank Jones and children, OF
Okaton, S. D., are visiting in the A.
A. jerks home.
Scion Neil Norton, aged Z years,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest N.
Norton, of Ashland, Ore, died OF
acute indigestion, which affected his
heart. Funeral services were held
TUESDAY at the home of his parents.
Mrs. Norton will be remembered as
sister of Roy Hacket and formerly
lived in Mitchell.
Mrs. R.. A. Townsend was hostess
to the Twenty-Five Karat club at her
apartments on Wednesday afternoon
A very pleasant time was spspt, a
feature of the afternoon being a
contest in which Mrs. P. T. Duns-
more won at first prize, a handsome
piece of hand painted china. Mrs. J
T. Miller Won the second prize and
Mrs. Heather the consolation prize
The remainder of the afternoon was
: devoted to fancy work. Mrs. Stewart
Bailey assisted the hostess in serving
, a very dainty luncheon.
~ Miss Florence Jones, or Kimball
underwent an operation yesterday a
ST. JOSeph'S hospital. II.
g Eric Jensen, of Owatonna, Mimi, /;
former resident of Mitchell, is visit
S ing friends in the city.
April 4th S. Mary's Guild will hay'
e an Easter sale of dresser scarfs
8 towels, rugs, aprons, etc, in. connec
e ton with a bakery in the basemen
of the Episcopal church.
Mrs. G. E. yermilyea and daugh
ter, Miss Viola Vermilyea, will leav
Monday for Los Angeles for an ex
\ tended trip along the Pacific coast.
County Auditor r. A. Zangle- toda
started sending out supplies for tn
!, tprimary election a week from Tues
daysto the various precinct clerks.
- Mrs. NJ. B. Fuller departed las
evening for Rochester, Mimi, in re
: Spouse to telegram announcing tn
a serious illness of a sister.
rel At'the meeting of the Mitchell d
isl vision ofsthe teachers reading circle
st J.. N. Crow spoke thje afternoon o
e. the subject OF poultry. This depar
of ment will be added to the annual il
dustrial contest of the rural schoo'
is next January and the talk was give
ID for the benefit of the teachers in a
tendonce.
re Rev. Clark l.. Gibbs, OF Sioux Fal
a general missionary of the America
sunday school union, lis spending
re few days in Mitchell as a guest of IL
or local missionary, Rev. G. E. Borcl
ardt. Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Borchar,
ut arc making the annual campaign