The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
are on their way 10 their home al

The lines of the Western Passenger.
association arrived yesterday at the
local railroad offices. The 1000
mile books, which will be on sale
after Monday, cost $45. an increase
of 50 over the old books. The new
hooks are good on every line in South
Dakota. except to the Black Hills.
The folders are purple in color, dlller-
ing from he old yellow ones,
r. N. Holsaplc, who has been in
charge OF the Anti-Saloun league
headquarters at Pierre, caItie down
this morning for a short stay.
S. a. Ramsey, of oWonsocket, was
in Mitchell today on legal business.
II. f. Goode, who formerly farmed
neal Planldnton, WAS in Mitchell YES
terday with his good %enroute to the
Sam Herbert ranch near Alexandria,
where he will be located. The farm
is o owned by c. w. Derr and $.
e. Morris,
The high schools negative debat-
ing team left this morning for Yanlr
ton, where ii will meet Yankton high
this evening. The team, comprising.
Miss Delal kjelmyr, Claude knight
and Walter lIeyler, was accompanied
to Yankton by Prof. j. G.. Lindsey.
Prof. Lindsey will so to Parker to-
morrow evening to judge a debate
between the Parker and Canton high
schools. The Sioux Falls dcbaters,
who will clash With Mitchell al the
high school assembly room al S
O'Clock this evening. came Owe this
morning OH the Omaha.
Tie party of Miss Mao Nash's Sun
day schoo! class has )een postponed
ON OF the iliaesS OF Miss
Wentworta.
j. III. Anderson. e asa;er Of TIE
Farmers National bank, OF Fridge
water, was Il busines, visitor last
evening and today iii Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. =. ToWnsan arc
planning to leave next week for Min
neaplois. where they will make :lteir
ilome Mr.. Townsan arrived hoIic
estsroay from M~inneapoli5 al has
secured a shop for ,i'a mahHfaciure
OF automobile accessories OF his IL
N%enlion. The sale Of the accessories
ha., made necessary a larger shop
for their manufacture.
G. W. FELTON,. of Sioux City, travel
ing passenger agent fer the Milwar-
Ike. road, was in Mitchcll to-day Oh
business.
Mt .and Mrs. W. C.. i%Iaines, CT
s y, and, arrived yesterday Tor a
5horr visit at Me homes OF their
ICaus Aters. Mrs. g. =. Towaaan ard
Mrs. Henry tle.man.
Miss Bernice Ryckman returned
yesterday afternoon to her home al
Woonsocket.
Prof. Robert l.. Kemplc, Of Water
town, was Il visitor in Mitchell Thurs
day. The professor is on the lecture
platform aud is said to have Il rcpu-
tatio4 as a man OF LIBRARY attain
mcnty and deep thinker.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Callan departed
today for S%hakopec, Mimi, where
Mr.. Callahan has purchased a farm
and the family will live.
bishop George Billcr. Jr.. of Sioux
Falls. VAS in the city yesterday alter
noon. lie was called here by the cri-
! iical condition of Miss Jennie B.
Dickson. who for many years was
in the mission field for the Episcopal
church among the Indians Of South
Dakota.
W~oonspcke; will have a new post
master next Monday morning, II. j.
Hobart, who is we'll known in Nit
chell. taking owe the office from IL.
f.. Richardson. Mr.. Hobart has been
in the abstract and insurance bual-
ness i'm W~oonsocket for a number oil
wears and has served two terms as
MAYOR of that city. Mr.. Hobart's as
sistant will be his daughter. Miss
!, Beatrice Hobart.
G. j. Bliss departed this morning
over the Omaha road with a carload
of draft horses, which he Is ShlppinY
by express to Boston. The animals are
intended fer truck and drayage phF
poses. BY shipping them by express
ll,ey will roach Boston ON Tuesday
morning.
Hudson IIudsouitc: We cuss tn.
milwaukee, when it is late but le"
of us know what a railroad Is VI
against sometimes. Out neal Scot
land there was one snow drlfi IL
feet high and 1000 feet Icing and an
other twice as long, although ON.
six feet deep. and with the drl1l'hs
snow OF the natter part o. the Weel
and the bit OF a blizzard agaln q
Sunday, the cuts made by several oi'
Icngines and. snow ploWs Workih'
I from both ends Of the drifts, Wer
E, all blown fun again and the wor'
!. had to be done all over again. no
a several days the trains which shoui
have gone over tnat line were r.
e layed over this branch OF the NH
waukce.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. %llaines, pan
9 cnts of Mrs. G. +. Townsan and Mrs
| Henry herman. eturne dthis m orr
h ing to their home at Scotland.
Mrs. Lauritz Miller and little so
arrived home this morning from Cres
n bard. S. d., where they have bee
@ since the recent death OF Mrs. M
ler's mother. Mrs. Alexander Mile
l. A mail box for all mail going ca:
e ,rr west has beer placed at the MI
waukee passenger station. Inc DC
is al the west end Of the station. ~
box Tor north and south mail VIII !
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