The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25

ID, Is making a snort visit in Nit
chell at the home of his sister. Mrs.
&c. H. Palmer.
Judge Frank B. Smith, T. j.
Spangler, Roscoe Satterlee and Court
Reporter Virgil Boyles went over to
Alexandria this morning TO the open
ing OF the circuit court of Hanson
county.
Mrs. Jessie Sharp OF Farmer, s.
d., is visiting her mother, Mrs. II. A.
Rhodes, for a few days.
The Milwaukee line as far west as
Chamberlain was cleared from snow
Saturday night and as far west Drap-
err last night. Heavy winds west of
the river caused many OF the cuts be
tween Scenic and Reliance to FIJI this
morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Skog,
123 West Seventh avenue on Sun
day. March II, a son.
Charles Hickerson. of Kimball.
was operated upon Saturday at ST.
Joseph's hospital for a ruptured APP
pendiX. Miss Josie Adams. of White
Lake, underwent an operation for
appendicitis Sunday morning and the
five-year old daughter of w. r. Tay-
lor, of Alexandria, was operated up
on for p%eritonitis Sunday.
Chris Halverson for the past ~
years bookkeeper at the Milwaukee
roundhouse, died OF heart failure at
1870 O'Clock on Saturday. The end
came very suddenly, after an illness
OF a very few hours. The deceased
was 81 years old and is survived by
his wife, three sons and a daughter.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning at the residence.
SIP South Duff street, and at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church on the South
side at 1880 O'Clock.
The remains of Charles Strebl, Kill
ed in the tragedy at j. T. Sledge
home last Tuesday night. will be
shipped this evening to his grand
father. Hugh Durham, at J%effreys-
vile, III.
Mrs. j. w. Anderson departed yes
terday morning for Chicago to pur-
chase supplies for her hair dressing
and manicure parlors.
Frank j. Purdy is being mention !
ed as a possible candidate from the
First ward to the city council. Mr..
Purdy has taken an active part in
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for a number of years and owns prop
erty on the South side. Mr.. Purdy |
has informed his friends that he
would consent to make the race for
the council only if the desire for his
candidacy seemed to be general, as he
was not seeking the office.
Prof. J. c. I.insey. principal of the
high school, departed this morning
for Chicago. where the North Central
Association of Colleges and Second
Schools will be in session Friday and
Saturday.
T. G. Vessey and G.. r.. Hatch,
states attorney OF Jerauld county,
were Washington Springs visitors to-
day in Mitchell.
Carl Tferser, of Armour and Miss
Merle Siston, of Washington. We're
operated upon yesterday at ST. JOS
eph's hospital, and Mrs. ]. j. Wits,
of Fremont, S. d., underwent an OPT
Grafton today.
Lieut., j. w. Everington, U. S.
A.. and Capt. Paul Beckman, of Red
field, arrived today to make the am
nual inspection for the government
pf the property used by Company F..
This inspection was to be made on
March ), in connection with the in
spection OF the members of the com
pany, but was postponed when a
storm prevented the arrival of Lieut..
Everington.
j. E. Morris, of Sioux Falls, was
Il business visitor today in Mitchell.
the Farmers & Merchants State
In l. ~ Il Ip1nnl.intnn
Or. j. *. Kutnewsky, superinten-
dent of the home for the feeble-
minded at Redfield, anne down last
evening and went out with w. E.
Green and w. II. King, OF the board
of charities and corrections. to look
over the Holstein herd OF p. A. Zoll-
man. Tho board is contemplating
buying several head for the state
penitentiary herd at Sioux Falls.
Mrs. T. S. Welch left last evening
for a visit with relatives and friends
Corydon, la.
Doane Robinson. Of Pierre. state
historian, was in Mitchell today to
with 7. j. Morgans, secretary
of the Commercial club, over the
census to be taken by the state this
summer in Mitchell and Dawson
county.
Harry Lotus, a student at the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
has been employed by the park board
park foreman for the summer. Mr..
LOTUS has had several seasons OF
experience in the parks of the Twin
Miss Nerna Remster. of Messing
ton Springs, arrived today for a visit
at the home of Mrs. May Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kunzman left
this morning for Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Kunzman will take treatments
in a sanitarium.
j.. A. Skog has taken charge of
the A. j. Kings Woodworking plant
on East First venue, formerly OPP
Grated by c. I. Anderson.
Ralph Burns, a porter at the Nav
in hotel. was bound over under $500
bonds 80 the next term of municipal
court by Judge w. M. Herbert this
,pornjpy tn answer To the charge of