The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-15
from fridays Daily


From Fridays DAILY
w. C. Sprasue was called to Chero-
kee, Ia, last evening by the news of
the death of his sister. Mrs. James
Lowry.
Harvey II. Littleson has resigned
his position as assistant cashier CT
the Western State bank at Nit. Yer
nan and moved TO Mitchell with his
family. He will be connected with
the Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kelley have re-
turned from Florida, where they
spent the winter. They visited at
points in Illinois and Georgia on the
way home, also at Sioux City.
Salem Special: Mrs. NJ. Y. Ryan
of Emery. and daughter, Nellie, of
Mitchell, visited their daughters and
sisters. County Superintendent and
Mary Ryan, Friday and SATURDAY,.
They all went to Emery Saturday
night and spent easter at the par
At4td4 /
Earl Clark and Miss Anna Nelson,
both of Pukwana, S. D., secured a
license to marry yesterday afternoon.
T~wenty-eight cars of copper from
Butte, Mont, pasesd through Nit
chell over Tie Milwaukee line in q
pecial train yesterday afternoon for
Kansas City, Mo.
Chamberlain Register: MIR. and
Mrs. Willis Heneger and Miss Ki'
Ueneger of Mitchell We're in tow
Monday. Henegar has disposed OF
his business interests in Mitchell. We
are not familiar with his future plans
Harry Curran ha arrived from
Denver, for a visit at his former
home here. Mrs. Curran arrived
week age and is at the himo OF hcl
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a. john
ston.
MANY friends were present ycster-
day afternoon to pay their last tokcl
of respect to Mrs. j. IL. No!t, whose
funeral was held at 2 O'Clock yes
terdav a%ftornoon at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. The members
of the G.. A. r. and the w. X. q
were present IN bodies. Music for tho
service was furnished by Miss LauTf
and Louis Lovinger. Rev. {. y
Harold preached the Ihe
| five sons of the deceased and hei
brother acted as p~all-hearers. Man!
| floral tributes emphasized the respect
! with which Mrs. Nolt was held in the
community.
Alexandria Herald: Martin ker-
listen of Mitchell had business in Al
exandria Monday. Mr.. kersten was
an old settler in the vicinity OF Epi
phauy. and is well acquainted WITT
the old timers in this county, many
of whom were pleased to greet nm
Since Tuesday evening LOS inches
of rain has fallen in Mitchell. Ih'
rainfall last evening amounted to .o'
| of an inch.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson, who vii
represent the Red Cross in her Wori
as a visiting nurse in Dawson count.
! during the next month, arrived iaS
evening from Sioux Falls, MS
Hanson already has worked amclii
Tuberculosis and other patients u
Minnehaha and Douglas counties.
In the annual election OF $. Mary.
guild yesterday afternoon, Mrs. >. !
Anderson was unanimously chosen a
president. The other officers name
we're Mrs. Sid w. Smith, first vice
president; Mrs. Frank ShephaFc
second yice-president; Mrs. Ere
Wilson, secretary: Mrs. A.. II. Oar
iels, corresponding secretary, an
Mrs. Robert Burns, treasurer.
The county commissioners wen
over to Mt. Vernon this morning
look at some of the bridges on tn
, Firesteel creek which we're carrie
away and were damaged by the hig
waters early this week. Tomorro'
morning they will award the col
tracts on the road machinery, opene
at the session yesterday afternoon.
l.. f. Geiger is i'll at present wit
a serious attack of rheumatism.
William M. North was called t
Cannon Falls. Mimi, last evenin
by the critical Illness of his mothei
Miss Edith Wyant returned We!
terday from a visit with her parent
at Reliance, S. ID.
j.. A. Skog lost a portion OF III
left index finger this morning as tn
result of catching it in a buzz saw
IIt was necessary to amputate PAL
of the member.
Miss Pearl Geiger has been confir
ed to her home for several days wit
an attack of quincy.
Funeral services were held at tn
Noble undertaking parlors at 2:3
o'clock this afternoon for Mrs. Sal