The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18

South Dakota society at Seattle
Wash, at a recent meeting. The
society is composed Of 225 former
| residents OF South Dakota, now living
at Seattle.
Gus Strand, of Tobin township, left
Thursday evening FOR Jordan, Mimi
whore he Will take mud bath treat
, mcnt for rheumatism. fi
DR.. S. NJ. Smith and Ney Valentine
left yesterday afternoon or Aber-
deem. where they are on the program.
this afternoon of the corn and alfal-
ia convention. DR.. Smith will speak
on the results OF the campaign for
the eradication OF hog cholera in.
Dawson county and Mr.. Valentine
will discuss the methods of organi-
zaztion which have been used.
A. w. Closson. of Plankinton. has
been in Mitchell this week receiving
medical treatment. ~"
Parkston Advance: Mrs. Ed IIol-
lern and Miss Kate Rogan came down
from Mitchell the first of the week,
and are visiting aat the Tom Throck-
morton home.
Mrs. r.. j. Lamme will leave sun
day evening with her two sons for
Sioux Falls. where they will join Or.
Lamme, who will be in a dental Of
fee there for the next three months.
Frank Weber, of Dimock, S. d,
and Mrs. Titus, of Washington
Springs. underwent operations for APP
pendicitis yesterday at ST. Joscph's
hospital. s
Funeral services were held at, the
First Methodist Episcopal church
this afternoon in memory of Miss
Ethel Anderson, the youngest daush-
ter of MI. and Mrs. Henry u, Ander-
son. Dr. i. $. lIoaglaud, pastor of the
/ church, conducted the services. Miss
Laura Saul sang. The p~alibearers
we're Frank Evans, George Nobis,
Oliver Treganza, Winnie Woodmau.
Oliver j. Moorhead, a graduate of
Dakota Wesleyan in 1908. has ac-
cepted hte position of superintendent
of schools at Inwood, la. Mr.. Moor
head. whose home is at Washington
Springs, is at present principal of
the high school at Kuhn, n. ID.
Mrs. A. d. Triton. a resident of
Blunt, S. d., died this morning at
the home of her son, c. II. Tilton.
100 East First avenue. She is sur
yivcd by her husband, the 20 living
in Mitchell and another, Frank TIL
ton. living in Yantkon. The deceased
was G5 years old. Funeral arrange
. ments have not been made.
l.. e. Macumber, OF Minneapolis.
was in Mitchell today On business.
John Blindauer Of loomis, depart
ed this morning for Tacoma, WASH,
where he will look over property he
owns on the north Pacific coast.
Mrs. w. IL. Allen came down from
Woonsocket this morning to see her
son. Walter Allen. who is d patient
at st. %Joseph's hospital.M
! Mrs. James NJ. Dobson arrived this
morning from Aberdeen and will be
a suest at the j. r. Anderson home
until after the marriage of Miss Lois
Anderson to John V. Dobson. of Mt.
Vernon. Ia. next Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Collins, mother of Mrs.
j. G.. Iiamiel, is critically ill at the
Hamlet home. Mrs. Collins sister,
! Mrs. Celia West, of Montgomery, Ia.
her daughter. Mrs. G. l.. Gorlam and
MIR. Gorham. OF Huron. and her son
John Collins, and wife, OF Virgil,
are in the city. Another sol is eN-
pected to arrive this evening from
Montana.
Many OF the tree diseases which
have greatly injured the shade and
fruit trees in Mitchell may be stud
led in the 1913 year book of the de-
partment of agriculture, On file in
the office of r. j. Morgans, secre-
tary of the Commercial club. The
book has photographs OF trees aifllt-
ed with diseases and the methods OF
treating them and of tree surgery
are shown. The use of the book is
free to all people OF the city.
The Mitchell bowling team, com
poscd of III. G. Scharnwcbcr, Nolt,
Cass. Nicvhols and Ulry, defeated the
"Trip stars in matches score of 2.3G9
to 2,451. "a maragin of So pins, The
evening match was won b va score
of 1900 to 2,254 pins. Walter .Nolt
rolled the high score OF the mitchell
bowlers. making a total OF 5lb pins
in the afternoon.
:. Entrance TO the city hall auditor
ium for the program CT the Lincoln
, Literary society OF the h!gh school
}, will be Through the north entrance
Preached on the west side on TN
building. The change is necessar.
/, because of the alterations bling made
in the floor OF the building al tn
!, front entrance.
Wcssington Springs True Repub'l
CANA son Was born to Mr.. an
: Mrs. Charles Richie AT their HON
: in Chicago, February |. Mrs. Ritchl
: is remembered here as formerly MIS-
I Yerna Nessey, daughter OF eN-Goy
e efnor r. S. Wesley.
Morris Kinney died at his home
;, 5OA East Second avenue at 81
! O'Clock last evening, after an ea
i, tended illness. The deceased was
! railroad man. The funeral Will b
= held at the Holy Family Catholi
church at $50 O'Clock tomorro'
morning. The cortege will leave tn
residence at 9:15 O'Clock in tn
morning.
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