The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Trom Thursdays Dailv.N

AfNN' IN l. alIts
with her sister. Mrs. Con Toohey.
F. G. Wesley, of Washington
Springs, was a business visitor yes
to-day in Mitchell.
II. A. Wagner, formerly Of Sioux
Falls, has ACQUIRED an interest in the
j. II. Anderson Lumber company and
moved to Mitchell to make his homo.
MI. Wagner is on the road at the
present time, but VIII probably spend
most OF his time in the main office
here.
Aberdeen News: Harold Smith of
Clark, who is attending Dakota IVES
leyan at Mitchell. spent Tuesday in
aberdeen with Weaver Dobson on
his return to school.
Mrs. Grace Rowiey is spending the
week with her son, Harold Rowley,
a student at Z college in Grand Is
land, Neb.
O. j. Morehead, a graduate of Da-
kota Wesleyan IN 1909 and principal
OF schools at Scotland, S. D., was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Dorr and baby came
UP from Running Water, S. d., for
q visit ut the G. w. Derr home.
The "Homc Builders" Sunday
school class of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will hold its sec
oud social evening at the church Fri
day evening at So'elock. Young mar
ried people of The church and those
net connected with other churches
are asked to como and enjoy the even
ing, each couple bringing Il package
%WeighinS one pound.
White Lake Wave: Mrs. Edna Sor-
onson TruaX came in from Bismarck
on Saturday morning for a short
visit with her people.
A novel form OF entertainment has
been arranged Tor Friday evening OF
this week in the basement Of the
Presbyterian church by the young
people. The early part OF the evening
will be devoted to a programme OF
Music. which Will be followed by a
shadow" sale. Each sale will be
accompanied by a basket containing
lunch for two. THIS entertainment
is expected 10 bring a basket OF lunch
One OF the Interesting features of the
evening will be d popular Lady
contest.
Roy Gilmore is in the city while
making this territory for an eastern
glove firm.
All passengers and local freight at
Chamberlain is being transferred
across the Missouri river by ferry
boats at the present time. Accord
ing to A. j. Rozum, chief dispatcher
of the division, rebuilding operations
on the bridge vii start in about ten
days.
G. p. Hodges. of Mason City, Ia,
general foreman of the Iowa ~ pa
kota division, was in Mitchell today
on official business.
Ralph Waite, who will graduate
from Dakota Wesleyan in June, has
been elected principal of schools al
succeeding Ernest Thomp-
son. who Viii be at the head of the
schools at DeSmet, S. D., the com
ing year.
Mrs. j. S. Burnett and Mrs. K. G
Foster, who have been the guests OF
Mrs A. U. Hoon during the district
meeting Of the federated clubs dur.
ing the past two days, returned to
their home at Armour this morning
The suit brought by j. p. -'osal
against j. S. Laird has been settled
by the payment of damages amount
ing to $1,150. The damages were
asked because OF AN accident OF
March &c, 1914. when MIR. Laird los
control of his automobile and thu
machine ran ON the sidewalk aNc
over Mrs. Nolan. Since that time
Mrs. Nolan has been forced TO use
clutches.
A machine fer tAo treatment o
wheat seed to romoye smut la:
been received by 7. J. Mrogans, sec
retarv Of the Commercial club, ane
all members OF the organization are
welcome TO make use of IL. BY it:
use. it is possible to treat The s2e(
and Immediately after plant it.
Carl Hjalmar Arvidson, aged -
years. died at St. Joseph's hospital o
Intestinal trouble last evening. Mr.
Arvidson came to America from hi
home in Sweden in March, l9l4, ant
since that time has been employed OF
the farm of Charles Boreson. HI
intended to make for himself ant
showed characteristics that wonl'
have made him successful. Hi
brother. Arthur Arvidson, has bee
with Mr.. Boreson for three years
The funeral viii be held at
o'clock Friday afternoon at tn
Swedish Lutheran church, elgh
miles south OF Mitchell, Rev. G.. i
Rydquist officiating.
w. A. Ostrander returned last eve
ming from Armour. where yesterda
and Tuesday he started the organiza
ton Of Douglas county for an ayr
cultural agent. Farmers TO tn
number of 1872 paid 50 each for tn
organization and over 500 farmer
are expected to join, so IL is expect
ed that an agent will be appointe
without doubt. MIR. Ostrander a
ready is looking for a man for til
position. On the request OF pre-
gressive farmers near Piankintol
Mr.. Ostrander went to that city
commence organization this morning
The value OF advertising in Tn
Republican has beer strongly brough
home the past fcw days by j. !
Reihsen & Son, who disposd OF i
$50 pounds Of fine hams through
siy-inch advertisement carried eA