The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-17

and Mrs. Aud will make their home |
in Plankinton. Mrs. Aud issa popular |
member of the younger social set
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Z.
Kendall, on Sunday, June 10. a
daughter.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to John S. Matzigkeit and Miss OIL
lie A. Hitchcock, both of Mitchell.
and to Leonard Stevens and Miss
Esther Hattenborg, both OF Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney II. Smith ar
rived home yesterday from their we'd
ding trip to Minneapolis, following
their marriage last Wednesday night.
they will commence their residence
;mediately at COS West Third avenue.
Daniel Boone" with long hair
and a beard like a prophet. who
.laims to be the original of the name
was taken in custody by the police
u the Dakota Wesleyan campus yes
erday afternoon. The man, who is
evidently demented. bothered a num-
Der of residents OF the South side
Yesterday and had been ordered Out
|of town several days ago. Boone"
,laims thai he but recently returned
from the war in Europe, and that
While in Russia hew as a target for
German bullets several times.
]. e. Holsaple and family, of Du--
and, Mich, are visiting at the home
IF his brother, r. N. Iolsaple.
Theodore Christopher died at 10
I o'clock this morning at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ia thr;.fo,bor Dnr n II yJor-N1l will
conduct the services, which will be
peld at the family residence. G23
North Rowley street, at 4 O'Clock to-
II borrow afternoon.
The express hearing, started by the
Sioux City Comerciai club traffic bu-
eau on South Dakota rates several
nonths ago, will be resumed at Sioux
'alls on June 6 before Commissioner
nowd. of the interstate commerce
commission. This is of the most
important cases before South Dako-
4 shippers. ="
T.. w. Swenson. OF Fulton, was
'rought to st. Joseph's hospital last
light with a badly fractured left
boulder, the result of an accident,
RS. Lars Hanson, of Ethan, Miss
isrtha Hauser, of Salem. and Miss
lillian Larson, of Mt. eNrnon, were
nerated upon at the hospital yester-
day.
Miss Florence Bras, daughter Of
T. l.. Bras, CT Everett, Wash, and
a former resident OF Mitchell. has
lrrived and is at the home of her sis
er. Mrs. Arthur n. Bjodstrnp. Next
saturday evening she Will be united
n marriage TO DR.. Arthur Belts, son
If Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Belts, who will
errive home from Chicago. where he
nas completed his medical studies.
Protests against the tri-weekly
,reight schedule of the Milwaukee
reight system over South Dakota
ave been filed with the state rail
way commission and yill come up for
hearing at Pierre next Tuesday
Mitchell with the other principal
tiles of the state will be represent
ID at the hearing. 1t is charged thai
lnder this schedule, freights are
handled much slower and With at
endant loss to shipper. Local ship
1ers and receivers of freight met al
he Commercial club rooms at
lo'cfock this afternoon to make ar
~rangeemnts for an appearance at the
hearing. y
But for the fact that the saloons
If Mitchell were closed today. i,
would hardly have been noticeable
hat it was the date for the annual
school election. BY 9 o'clock today
hardly more than 40 votes had been
last all yer the city. The two. can,
lidates for reelection. O. T. Litch.
ield and S. f. Morris, had no op-
position for the Office.
DIR. r. c. Warne left this morning
N a business trip to Thayer, Mo
lie expects to stop for a few days
1T Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Meyer will de-
art tomorrow morning for an extern
sive trip. Their first principal stor
will be at Ell Paso. Tex. They will
attend the fairs at San Diego and
San Francisco, go up the coast to
Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, re-
'urning home through Canada.
0. f. Waller, of Aberdeen, division
reieht and passenger agent and Off
rfal in charge of the Milwaukee svs-
tem's agricultural experiment work
west of the Missouri river. was in
MITCHELL today on business.