The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
(From ThmrsdaN.s pailN.

brother of T. j.. Spangler. was 1;
business visitor yesterday in Nit
chell.
Misses Ida and Vetha Kaivasmanr
lett last evening for a visit with re
iatlves at Abbotsford, Wis.
Miss Della Tracy. instructor in
ancient languages. at Dakota Wesley
an departed last evening for a trir
10 the exposition at San Francisco
she was accompanied by her mothe,
as far as Oklahoma City, Okla.
twenty Germans of Mitchell lef'
This morning over the Omaha TO,
Hoven, where the annual meeting
OF the Staat Nerein, or state German
society, will be held. Thirty more
boarded the train at Riverside. oc-
cupying a special car on the train
Joseph Wolf, an Indian arrested
on the charge of killing migrator,
birds in violation of the federal sta
tute, has been locked up in the Au
rora county Jail at Plankinton. Tho
crime is alleged to have been com
mltted near Interior, S. D., severa
weeks ago. U. S. Commissioner C. ID
Tidrick, at Chamberlain, held the
preliminary examination and boun6
Wolf over to the next term CT, fed
eral court.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. III. C. Elliott
of LOOMS, on Wednesday, June 8, g
SON.
j. p. Cooley, of Tabor, S. d., drop
ped dead while at work planting corr
yesterday morning. Mr.. and Mrs
George Cooley left today for Tabor
to attend the funeral there at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The
deceased formerly lived here ant
d many friends in Mitchell.
DR.. e. II. Schwab. pastor of the
Congregational church, at 8 o'clocl
this morning officiated at the mar
riage of S r. Boon, of Barnum, Wis
and Miss Irene Hall, of Reliance, s
d., The ceremony took place in tho
church.
Mrs. l., S. Lifschultz left this morn
ing for a visit with relatives at Min.
neapolis.
Miss Ruth Wagner has gone te
Farmer to spend a week at the nom,
of her sister, Mrs. j. c. Petr,e.
A dozen Elss arrived home last
evening from Yankton, where the
state convention opened yesterday.
About 100 made the trip from Nit
chell. All reported that the meeting
was an enthusiastic II and all were
enjoying a good time.
At the Old settlers picnic at Mt
Vernon yesterday, Plankinton wor
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The Mitchell team, badly crippled by
the loss OF half of the regulars, Went
over to play the winner in the sec
ond day of the celebration today. Or
Sunday, Mitchell will meet Letcher at
Ruskin park.
DR.. j. p. jenkins and DR.. w. G
Seaman went over to Alexandria thif
morning to attend the meeting of the
Methodist Ministerial association,
which opened there yesterday.
Mrs. w. G. Seaman and two child
dren left this morning for RoXbury
Mass. where they will spend the
summer at the home OF Mrs. Sea
mans father. Miss Mae Seaman de.
parted for her home at Waukercosa.
Ind, to spend the summer.
Mrs. H. b. Rogers will leave this
evening for Il visit with relatives al
ter city she will be joined by hel
%neapolis, and both will go To Erie.
Pa, for a visit with another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carrie Taylor. Mrs. Rogers
will be accopanied as far as Chicago
by her daughter. Mrs. w. e. Upton,
and Miss Bernice Upton.
Lawrence Todnem a graduate OF
Dakota WesleyalLhree years age
and since thai time in Y. NJ c. A..
work in Portland, Ore, was in Nit
chell today visiting friends. He will
leave tonight for a short stay at his
former home at B%roadland. S. ID. On
July 8 he will sail with his wife for
Shanghai, Gina, where he will en-
gage in association work in the mis-
sion there.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
Kelley arrived home this morning
having departed just four weeks age
to a day for a trip to Los Angeles,
where the Northern Baptist conven-
ton was held. They attended the
expositions at San Diego and San
Francisco and came home through
the Canadian Rockies. Mr.. Kelley
stated that business conditions were
very poorly on the coast, hat Canada
is suffering from her share in the
war, and that Mitchell looked partic-
ularly bright to him upon returning,
Mrs. O. e. Myers returned TO her
home at Ethan yesterday after q
brief visit in the w. o. Champion
home.
l.. A. Pope and l.. L. Pope have
purchased the Garden City bank, a
Garden City, S. d., and will take
possession of the institution on July
i, moving from Mitchell. The Pope
have been. connected with the Edu
Gator Supply company, l.. A. Pope
~severing his connection last January
From Fridays Daily
Rev. +. B. Barnett and p. C. Burns
~ left this morning for Chamberlain