The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-06-03

Win ms lamlly the flrSt OF June. Mr..
McClarrinon has been holding the
White Lake charge since last Octo-
Der.
The good roads congress and bar
becue, which was to have been held
at Chamberlain tomorrow, has been
postponed to Thursday, June II. The
postponemept was made necessary
because of the continuous rains OF
this week.
Salem Special: C. Y. Long was
will return Friday for the commence
ment exercises of the high school and
will remain here and help pack and
ship his house hold goods to. the
family's new home at Mitchell Mon
day.
Prof, Dick Lewallen, teacher of
agriculture III the high school. will
deliver the Memorial day address in
Mt. Vernon on Monday afternoon.
Commencement exercises were
held for the state training school PIT
pills at PlankintoM today. Five girls
and IA boys Will receive diplomas
from the literary and musical de-
partments. Miss Marjorie Ford is
piano teacher and Miss Laura Saul
voice teacher at the school. w. III.
King, secretary of the state board
Of charities and corrections, attend
I'd the exercises.
Pukwana press-Reporter: Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Nj. G~ishweiller arrived from
Mitchell Tuesday morning for a few
days visit with relatives here and in
Chamberlain. This is the first time
IN one and a half years that Bert ma.
broken away from the barber bust
ness long enough to take a good
leep breath. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gish
are looking fine and enjoy
ing the best of health.
II. d. Wipf of Parkston,, former
South Dakota secretary of state. was
one of the visitors at the bankers
meeting in Mitchell yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnett left his
morning over the Omaha for Water
town, where they will attend the an
nual convocation of the Episcopal
in South Dakota. They will
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
f. j. Wilson is the delegate from the
guilds of the parish.
IN the business session of the
South Dakota Funeral Directors as
ISOLATION at Sioux Falls yesterday
afternoon. w. IL. B%roadbent was re
secretary treasurer. ID. j.
Noble was named as a member OF
he executive and the legislative COM
the two important committees
the association.
Miss Mildred Winande, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Winande, OF
Alexandria. who was operated upon
days ago at st. Joseph's hospital
vas taken home yesterday.
H.. A. Rodee delivered the COM
nencement address for the high
school at Artesian last evening.
News of the birth of a daughter,
Mary Belle Martin, has been receiv-
I'd in Mitchell by the friends of Prof.
and Mrs. James V. Martin. of Tokyo,
Prof. and Mrs. Martin are
both former members of the faculty
Of Dakota Wesleyan, the latter being
known as Miss Esther Il. Lud-
Wig.
C. w. FELTON,. of Sioux City, and
b. O. Searles, of Mason City, Ia,
travelling freight and passenger
gents OF the Milwaukee system,
we're in Mitchell today on business.
Mrs. Frank Weller returned last
,z.- f,D,, ., visit tn the BLACK
|iills and attending the state w. X.
{. meeting at Rapid City. She was
on the return trip by the
vashout on the railroad line near
All Alderman. the wrestler, will
Walter Miller. of st. Paul, in
, match at Sioux Fails the week OF
June T.. lie will leave tonight for a
rim through Minnesota, Iowa and
Illinois.
The afternoon passenger train from
south was delayed this afternoon
bv the derailment this morning Oh
cars on train No. GIL, a mixed
train, Dcar Napa.
Miss Hazel Mummert returned TO
Sioux City this morning after a
visit in Mitchell as Il guest
at the Geo. NJ. Rowley home.
A special train v the Milwaukee
line to the state firemen's tournament
at Belle Fourche mex month VIII
Mitchell at lis O'Clock on the
afternoon of June Z. 1t will connect
with a special train from the south
and arrivals from the east. 1T Will be
first daylight special run by the
road to the Black Hills country.
Seventy airs of stock for the Chi
cago market will be shipped out of
this territory tomorrow afternoon
One trainload will be sent from KIM
ball, another from Canton and a
third from Running Water.
w. II. Andrews, the wrestling pro-
moter who was arrested yesterday
by a disgruntled patron at the match
Tuesday night. has settled the case
by paying all costs and adjusting the
matter with the complaining party.
Mrs. l.. L. Stair, who has been at
tending the state A. O. U. w. meet
ing at Rapid City, arrived home last
evening. Misses Emily Kings and