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

SSooldl year . WI anu QCCldie tldl
the work is growing. The number of
workers in South Dakota is soon to
be increased to nine or ten.
From Mondays Daily
High school basketball monograms
this year will be awarded TO George
Whyte, James Salisbury, Carl Norton,
Carl Maynard, William Smith, John
Reierson, Louis Nordbye, Louis Will
lians and Floyd Wilder. The mono
grams will be awarded at a mass
meeting at the high school assembly
room in the near future.
George T. Wolk, who has been the
manager of the Oyer Cloak & Suit
company, departed yesterday for his
new post at Mason City, Ia, where
he will have charge of the store there.
r.. b.. Oyer, who started the store in
Mitchell, arrived today to resume
the management of this branch.
MRS. Florence e. Johnston return
ed yesterday from a visit of two
months at Chicago.
Ed. ~M. Newcomb, of Woonsocket,
chairman of Sanborn county commits
sioners, was a visitor Saturday in
Mitchell.
Sidney Rosenthal underwent an
operation for appendicitis Saturday
at st. Joseph's hospital.
w. e. Van Denmark, of Alexandria,
was a business visitor Saturday in
Mitchell.
w. G.. Porter of Aberdeen, general
counsel in South Dakota for the Mil
waukee system, was a visitor yester-
day in the city.
Judge Frank B.. Smith departed
yesterday afternoon for Sturgis,
where he will assist Judge James
McNenny of the Eighth judicial cir
cult for a week in the trial of several
cases. Judge McNenny recently sue
decided to. the bench upon the resig-
nation of"Judge VIM. G..sRice, who
is running for congress rdn 1.-THE Third
district, and Judge Smith will help
him in his duties.
John Anderson, of Monona, Ia, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the home
of his son, c. A. Anderson, assist
ant-superintendent of the T.. and D..
division of the Milwaukee road.
w. A. Wheeler departed last even
ing on aa business trip to Fargo, N.
ID.
On Wednesday evening the Mitch
ell lodge of Elks will hold the last
meeting of their fiscal year. There
will be initiation OF a large class of
candidates, followed by lunch and a
musical program of rare merit. Besid-
es the Elks double male quartet, Mrs.
Gladys Middleton will favor the club
with several vocal numbers, in which
her piano accompanist will be Mrs.
Jack Hanson. 1t is expected that a
large number of "Bills" will be pre-
sent from the surrounding towns for
the occasion. The meeting promises
to be II of the best ever pulled
off, by No. 1863.
The German club of Dakota Yves
leyan will present this evening two
one-act German comedies. The plays
will be given in the chapel in Science
hall and a nominal admission fee OF
ten cents will be charged.
i Henry Fidreoff was arrested Sat
urday on the charge of the theft OF
several paint brushes from George
Summers. Fidreoff has protested his
innocence of the charge and will be
5 tried before Judge w. NJ. Herbert in
t municipal court tomorrow morning
, Chief of Police Wood Smith re
turned to headquarters today aftel
, his recent attack of typhoid fever
: The chief is still weak from the eff
fects of his illness, but ii able to b.
around and attend to his duties.
Mrs. William Fahy, of Emery, un
derwent an operation Saturday at st
: Joseph's hospital.
Congressman G.. H. Dillon %returne,
I home to Yankton this morning, afte
a visit with his political friends yes
terday in Mitchell. Congressmal
: Charles II. Burke, candidate for N
Z senate, also spent Sunday in the city
Mrs. G. E. Vermilyea and daugh
ter, Miss Violet vermilyea. departe
.this morning for Los Angeles. on a
e extended visit to the Pacific coas'
The length of the trip will Deepen
largely upon the condition Of Mrs
Nermilyea's health, which has nc
J. been the best for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Comfort LEI
yesterday for Sioux City, where the
will visit for a few days beforeSgt
> ing to their new home at WenatcM,
.n'IWash.
t. NJ. f: Helgerson OF Mt. Vernon, va
, a Mitchell business visitor today.
Is The second of the series of nun
cipakorchestral concerts will be 81
t. en- under the direction of Prof. w. {
Hunter at the city hall auditorium
!. 4 O'Clock next Sunday afternoon. A,
mission will be free.
a Rev. Clark, Gibbs, general missio.
u airy for the American Sunday Soho
= union, assisted by c. E. B%orchardt, {
dressed several audiences in II
churches OF the city yesterday afte
noon. In the evening they conducts