The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-17

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turned into a manufacturing plant
FOR the White Cross company, are
the scene of much activity at present.
The company is making ths first ship
l ment to its agents and $50 cabinets
were sent out yesterday. The produc-
ion has been cut down by the limit
ed supply of boxes; but a shipment
VI 1000 will reach here Tuesday and
| 200 each day afterwards. Thirty
| gents will be covering the state by
he close of this month";
| The funeral of Rev. II. Burt, which
| was held at the Grow Greek Indian
agency yesterday. was n of the
largest ever held in the state. Prac-
tically every Indian of the Episcopal
denomination. among whom Mr.
/ Burt had worked for 43 years. was
1t the services, which were given in
/ er. Jr.. made an address, which was
Interpreted to the Indians. Interment
vas made in the yard of the church,
where only a few white people have
been buried. Rev. F. B. Barnett&nd
p. G. Burns attended the funeral.
Miss Lucille Rosenberger and Miss
3ertrude Hoffman left last evening
or a trip to San Francisco and points
IN the Pacific coast. Miss Rosenber-
ger is head OF the department of do
nestle science at Dakota Wesleyan.
Manager y. j. Dix, of the Metro
)olitan theater. today installed a
portable box office on the steps OF
he theater. The new arrangement
will permit patrons to buy their tick
,ts.from the sidewalk before entering
he theater.
Miss Grace Davis arrived home this
afternoon from lIawarden, la, where
she has been principal of the high
school the past year to spend the
Mmmer at the home of her parents
ir. and Mrs. j. IL. Davis. She has
,een visiting for the past week al
Spirit Lake and Baskerville, Ella.
Mrs. c. c. Halphide. OF Sioux City |
S visiting Mitchell friends.
Mrs. T. Il. SchurtZ and children
departed this morning for a visit with
her mother in Illinois.
f. *. Mather returned today from
I business trip through the northern
part of the state. He is interested
II waterworks projects at De Smet
and Watertown.
Good flour $1.S5 per sack at the |
few Store near Omaha depot. North |
Main ST.
Good dairy butter only Is cents |
,er pound at the New Store, neal
)maha depot.
Bernice Frost IL specia
.lasseS in piano beginning June IA to
Sept. LIST. Studio 2O7 N. Main st
Miss Edwina Meisenholder return. !
ed to Parkston after a visit at tho
lcme OF her brother, u. A. Nielsen
holder.
Last nights rain was very general
extending from the Black Hills tt
sanborn, la. The precipitation il
Iitchell amounted to .6S of an inch
1t was much heavier from Chamber
ain to Rapid City and was accom-
panied by a high wind which die
considerable damage. The track wa:
Washed out in i number of places. N,
iamage was done on the line from
Chamberlain east.
DIR. c. p. Farnsworth departed
yesterday for Davenport, Ia, on d
business trip.
George %Farnsworth, Of kimball
was operated upon yesterday for APP
)endicitis. |
Prof. and Mrs. w. l.. Gray will
cave tomorrow for Boston. Mass
topping enroute for visits Will
friends at Carleton college and ODER.
in university. They will spend the
summer at Cape Cod, with their son.
.atiner Gray.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strand, on Friday, June IL, a girl.
A meeting yesterday the insanity
board committed Mrs. Jennie Ford
to The hospital at Iankton.
The members OF the GA. r.. and
w. II. G. will meet III the post room
at 1880 O'Clock Monday evening and
march in a body to the city hall to
attend the flag day program which
Will be given at 8 o'clock
Father Ambrose of the Stephen
Mission in the Crow Greek Indian
reservation is. stopping in the cit.
for a few days asythe guest of Rev
G. E. O'Flaherty. Accompanied by
two boys from his school, he is trav-
cling through the country in the in
terests of the mission. He will trav.
Ell east from here. visiting the larger
cities.
Mrs. S. ". Doud OF Mobridgc. pass
ed through Mitchell this morning on
her way to Yankton where she was
called by the death of her husband.
DIR. and Mrs. Doud were for many
years residents of this city. The fun
erai will be held Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock in the Congregational
church.
Mrs. c. c. Lower and little daugh-
ter have arrived to maH an extended
visit at the home OF Mrs. Liwer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Palmer.
Miss Bessie Cobb arrived (home
from Armour wheer she has peer
teaching school.
Mrs. Rena Hendrickson entertain
ed the officers of the Rebekah lodge,
AT her home last evening She Voc