The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-11-19

From Saturdays Daily
Cecil Burns went to Brookings
last evening to visit trends at the
State college and enjoy the cerenlon-
les of Hobo Day"
Ole T. Larson, an old resident of
Sanborn county, died at mis- home
east of Wonsocket yesterday morn
ing. The cause of his death was
| droDsy, from which he had suffered
for a long time. Rev. A. N. Brud-
Wig, of Mitchell, will conduct the
services Monday at the Sand Creek
Lutheran church.
A. f. Hitchcock returned yester-
day from attending sessions of the
state regents of education at Rapid
City and Spearfsh.
The annual report of the city
| schools ad the course of study have
| teen placed in the drug stores of
the city, where they may be obtained
| free of charge by all citizens desir-
ling them.
Arthur N. Bjodstrup went up to
Woonsocket yesterday afternoon on
business.
The Newman cub met this week
at the home of Mrs. Harry Fridley.
An excellent musical program was
gwen. Mrs. George S. Agnes render
ed two vocal selections, LEAD Kind
lily Light" and a lullabye. The in
strumental program vas given by
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, who very cap
ably played the following: "Medita-
tion," by C. S. Morrison; Sixth Noe
turne," by Leybach; Come Back to
Erin" by Claribel; and the "The
Holy Virgin" by Lange. Next week
the meeting will be at Mrs. Ne
Grasser. Roll call will be answered
by current events. The lesson will
be in charge of Mrs. Pearl Siber2
and the subject will be the house OF
representatives, in membership, or
I~ganization and powers.
The Grant school will give a box
social and program at the Bethel
| church s miles northeast of Mitchell
Friday evening. Nov. 20. Ali invited.
Mrs. Albert Kingsbury died lasi
Sunday at her home in Montrose, S
D. Mr.. Kingsbury is we'll known in
Mitchell, having attended Dakota
Wesleyan. He is a brother of How
arl G.. Kingsbury, of Hartford, S. ID,
Some miscreants, believed to be
boys, lastsnight broke itno the display
,ase of the Leland Art company and
stole the photographs of two girls
Three boys were seen running from
he scene shortly after the case was
broken into.
Thirteen to nothing suggests ar
unlucky score. But Wesleyan Ii
proud of that thirteen. On Novem.
Der Ia. the Miners came down with
10 ment to play Wesleyan. About
3:13 O'Clock the game was called
IN the course of the game the band
played-No. 13 to cheer ON the play.
ers. Wesleyan played413 men in tho
whole game and as a.. recompenss
for coming down the Miners received
s113. Soon after 5:13 O'Clock RAPID
City left for Chamberlain, where
they probably will be more fortunate
Capt. ERIK" Robertson and Viii
Conyes left last evening for Huron
where this afternoon they will wit
ness the Yankton-Huron next Fri
lay. Melvin Chase went to Brook
ings to get a line on the State col
lege eleven this afternoon.
Seven of the boy playmates o
Francis Snyder, the son Of Rey. ant
Mrs. Henry Snyder, yesterday after
noon were guests at a party in hon
Or of his thirteenth birthday. Til,
boys enjoyed themselves between
and 6 O'Clock and at the close Mrs
Snyder served a three-course dinnet
hat was greatly enjoyed by thu
youngsters. The guest OF honor wa
1 rivpp y Yry,rnbnr IF hap1cn~ /. proc