The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03
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tinel. Lunch was served after tie
ceremonies.
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Miss Katie Radmer has been visit
ing in White LeHe the past wo weeks
With her sister. Mrs. Wesley l.. Cook.
Charles c. and Frank c. Healy
left last evening for Rochester, Mimi.
where the latter will submit to an
operation at the Mayo hospital.
Mitchell Masons have received in
vitations to attend the celebration of
the thirtieth anniversary OF the
founding OF the Redfleld chapter of
Royal Arch Masons. No. 90. The eel
ebration will be opened with a ban
quet at 6:30 O'Clock. A class will
be exalted to the most sublime de-
gree Of Royal Arch Mason. the work
being put ON by the most excellent
high priests OF the Redlield chapter.
White Lake Standard: Mrs. IL.
week. called there by the illness of
her. daughter. Miss Flora, who has
been attending school there and was
taken with pneumonia but is now
much better.
DR.. j. S. lloagland left yesterday
afternoon for Hitchcock, where he
delivered the Memorial day address
this afternoon. On Monday after
moo he will deliver "A similar ad-
dress at Washington Springs.
Mrs. Louis Briedenbach and little
daughter arrived home yesterday af-
ternoon firm Sloan Springs, Ark,
where she has been for some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A..
C. Pringle. The ~Briedenbach family
will leave next month to make their
home at Sloan Springs.
Gen. George A. Silsby has been Sc
cured to deliver the Memorial day
address at Parker next Monday af-
%ternoon.
Wessingtn Springs Review: Misses
Clara and Patricia Tracy went TO
Mitchell, last Friday evening. Miss
Patricia came home Saturday even
ing, accompanied by Miss Irene Cooley
who visited with home folks until
Wednesday of this week, when she
returned to Mitchell to resume her
duties at the Hospital.
Nicholas Mirry, a German farm
hand who was raising a disturbance
by shouting and jumping around in
the Catholic. church at Ethan yester-
day morning was brought up OF the
train in the afternoon and lodged in
the county Jail. The man lived in
Sioux City last winter, then came
to Mitchell for two months and re-
Gently has been working on the farm
OF Anton Oster. Several men were
required to use force in removing
Mirry, who is apparently demented.
from the church. He stated that he
had gone into the church to pray.
He will be kept in the Jail for sew
eral days and if found insane. steps
will be taken to have him deported
to his former home in Germany, as
he has not been naturalized. He
came to America five years ago.
Mrs. Nels Jensen and SOL, Lee,
went up to Woonsocket yesterday
afternoon for a short visit with her
sister, Mrs. o. l.. Tucker.
Artesian Commonwealth Advocate:
Il. x. Mather and H. f. Keggley, rep
resentatives of the Dakota Engineer
ing Co, of Mitchell We're here the
fore part of the week surveying on
the e. f. Watznauer farm in Alton
township. Mr.. Watznauer is prepar-
ing to lay about five miles of tile,
,and will reclaim entirely any low
spots that heretofore could not be
cultivated.
The meanest MAJ on record is
said to be a farmer who lives in Kan
sas. He sold his son-in-law one-half
a COW and then refused to divide the
milk, maintaining that he sold only
the fronthalf. The buyer was also re-
quired to provide the feed the COW
consumed and compelled to carry
water to her three times a day. Re
sently the COW hooked the old man.
and now he is. suing his son-in-law
fer damages.
C. w. Derr and s.. +. Morris went
down to their ranch at Running Wa
ter, S. d., yesterday. The recent high
water in the Missouri in that local
ity carried away about so head OF
hogs and a number of small pigs
from the place, besides doing other
damage.
Francis Mcguire returned this
morning from White Lake, where he
has been visiting for the past month
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Harley Thomas.
w. T. Morton departed this morn
ing for Chicago, where he will rep
resent the Palace City Land company
in the transfer of ranch property
west of the Missouri to eastern land
buyers. While in Chicago he will Wis
it his parents who live there.
Mayor ant Mrs. A. E. Hitchcock
arrived home yesterday afternoon
from Chicago. Mrs. Hitchcock is great
ly improved in health since she went
away last fall.
Miss Marie Newell, of Mellette. a
graduate of Dakota Wesleyan last
year, is visiting friends at the college
during commencement week. Miss
Newell taught the past year in the
high school at kimball.
DIR. and Mrs. +. r. SchWab and