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

From Fridays Daily
Braden Hill left this afternoon for
Brookings, where he will visit his
brother, Joe Hill, a student al the
State college. Tomorrow he will wit
ness the Hobo Day. celebration of
the college students.
b.. w. Foster, of Omaha, has taken
charge of the Interstate l%unchroom
IN the Milwaukee station. Mr.. Fos-
ter is an experienced restaurant man
and has made numerous improve
ments in the establishment. :
Washington Springs Review: Mr..
James Gilflland, father of Mrs.
James Barr, arrived here last Friday
evening from his home near Mitchell
for a few days visit at the Barr home
He returned Monday evening.
Rev. Henry Snyder, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, yesterday af-
ternoon officiated at the marriage of
Miss Faye Eta Ryckman to Heyme
Wis, of Stickney, S. ID. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Emma Ryck-
man, 40S North Main street. Mr.. Wis
is engaged in. the drug business at
Stickney. Az
Alpena Journal:-Miss- Gertrude
Chamberlain left Saturday morning
for Mitchell after a pleasant visit
with friends here. She will visit at
Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids, and
expects to reach her home at Sloan
Springs. Ark, about Christmas.
The Sirius literary society of the
high school this afternoon gave the
second literary program of the year
in the assembly room. The program
included an address by Prof. Lyman
Fort, a reading by Miss Delight Con-
yes, a piano solo by Miss Helen Col
ton, an original story by Miss Vera
Nourse, music by the quartette com.
posed Of the Misses Alma Dahl, Luz
ellie Bobb, Vera Nourse and Joseph
inc Wagner. The president of the So
ciety is Miss Grace Powers and the
secretary, Melborne Emery.
Plankinton Herald:-J. w. Trails
ter went to Mitchell Monday to meet
Mr.. n Mrs. Sam Hook, OF Pittsburg
Pa, who came for a visit at the home
of their daughter Mrs. Traister.
Judge Frank B. Smith has return
ed from his hunting trip to the
Black Hills, preparatory to the open
ing of circuit. court for Dawson III
ty next Tuesday morning. Exceeding
ly dry weather IN tho Hills this fall
has temporarily stopped all hunting,
as it is impossible to stalk deer or
other large game because Of the
noise made by cracking brush. The
remainder OF the party will stay in
the Hills until snowfall. when the
hunting should be good.
Mrs. 3. L. Salinger, of Carroll,
Ia, arrived last evening to attend
3hc funeral of John w. Powers this
afternoon. Mrs. Salinger isA sister
of Mrs. Powers. Mrs. Salinger is the
wife of the newly elected Judge of
the supreme court of Iowa.
At the request of the president of
the Students association of the State
college at B~rookings., Prof. II. i.
Jones, of Dakota Wesieyan,.ha sent
500 tickets to that college,
to be played hero on Thanksgiving
day. The tickets Will be sold there
to those who intend to come to Nit
CttCll, III u SpSSIdI tlot ShS
oxpect to have. In addition to the
large number of students who viii
attend the game, the forty-piece mil
itary band of Brookings will ac-
company the special.
Mrs. j. TT. B~ingenheimer left this
morning for her home at Creighton,
Neb.. following a visit of three weeks
in Mitchellswith her sister, Mrs. John
Michels.
C. E. Boyle, national director of
the Loyal Order of Moose for North
and South Dakota. is in Mitchell for
the purpose of organizing a local
branch of the order. Mr.. Boyle ex-
poets to remain in Mitchell for some
time and give his personal attention
to the work.
Mrs. j. w. Anderson departed last
evening for Hurley, Ariz., where she
was called by the illness of a sister.
Nearly forty employees of the Mil
waukee road gathered last evening
in a coach at the yards at the safe
ty first" meeting, which was in
charge of b. F.. Van Vliet, of Mason
City, Ia, superintendent Of the I. &
d. division. Mr.. Van Nliets occupied
the floor for most of the time. Con-
siderable Interest was shown In the
meeting. Outside railroad officials
present were w. F. Cody, L. P.
Rhine and r. j. Sullivan, all of Ma
son City.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Charles e. Weller, of Plank
inton, and Miss Hattie Behrens, OF
Sibley, Ia. and to Heyme Wis. OF
Stickney, s. d., and Miss Faye Eta
Ryckman, of Mitchell. Mr. Weller
and, Miss. Behrens were united in
marriage last evening by DR.. J. S.
Hoagland, at the parsonage OF the
First Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hager arrived
yesterday afternoon from their we'd
ding trip of two weeks to Chicago
and Minneapolis. following theii
marriage at %Spearfish, s. D., n Octo.
Ior 9o hoy arc living in the Hagef