The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
From Thursdays Daily.)

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Mrs. E. f. Wentworth and daugh
ter opal are spending a few days III
Sioux Falls.
f. l.. and A. w. Ransom departed
last evening for Austin, Mimi, il
response to a message announcins
that their father u. A. Ransom was
very low. Mr.. Ransom is 81 years ole
ana little hopes are entertained fol-
his recovery.
Mrs. Matte Devy arrived nome
yesterday from Los Angeles, Calf.
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Thomas Fullerton spent yes.
terday with friends in Parkston.
Mrs. Flora G.. Weleh, of Los An
seles, Calf, a sister of Fl. G. Guynn,
arrived yesterday and will spend
some time in Mitchell. Mr.. Guynn
VIII leave in a few days for Chicago
where he will meet Mrs. Guynn ana
little daughter OF their return home
from the south, where they spent the
winter.
F. w. Mitchell returned from Tyn-
dali, whore the ease against Frank
Daube, +. j. Geeting and Thos f.
Hughes, members of the town board
of lNingsberg was held in justice
court. The board was arrested on
the charge OF Illegally issuing a sa-
loon license. 1t is probable that the
matter will be brought before Judge
X. B. Trip as a committing magis-
trate. 1T is alleged thai the town Of
K~ingsberg is within five miles of
Springfield, a dry" town, and hence
the right to issue the license did not
exist.
George c. Plagman and Miss Eva
B.. Sloan, both of Alexandria,, We're
united in marriage Wednesday even
ing in this city. The ceremony was
solemnized at six o'clock at the Nor
wegian Lutheran parsonage by Rev.
A.. N. Brudvig. The bride and groom
were attended by Miss Kathryn M.
Lusk aid John f. Ries. Mr.. and Mrs.
Plagmak will make their home at
Alexandria, where Mr.. Plagman is en-
gagged in business. They are promin-
ent young people, and their many
friends extend congratulations.
Miss Blanche Sampson left last
evening for Sioux Falls where she
will be the guest of Miss Norma Odell
for a few days.
Harry Wilson vas found guilty OF
the burglary of the hardware store
of Asmussen & Olsen at Mt. Vernon
on the night of December 90, by the
circuit court jury which reported af-
ter an hours deliberation this morn
ing. A jury was impaneiled this af-
ternoon to try James S. Hadden.
charged with selling liquor to Dewey
Upton and Howard Donohue, minors
l.. F.. Geiger. also defendant in this
case, is sick in bed and could not be
present in court.
Large. crowds were present yester-
day afternoon and last evening to at
tend the formal opening of the store
of Diehl Drug Co. To those who had
no been in the store recently, the
extent and the beauty of the new
fixtures and furnishings was a reve-
lation. All guests of the affair were
presented with dainty nosegayss OF
flowers. The new Hygeia soda foun-
tain proved to be a center of attrac-
ton and was we'll ~patroniZed.
Henry Swindler and j. w. Melody
went to Marion Junction this morn
ing on business.
John @. Anderson, of Chamberlain.
was in Mitchell yesterday on business.
Ward e Weighton, of Sioux City,
have resumed operations on the big
concrete reservoir at the city water
works. They are removing the debris
l1a-., II, t1o 10u-nr nOrtinn of tho
tank during the winter and pumping
pouring of the concrete for the top
will commence next week.
C. w. Derr, who was called as far
as Chicago by the death of his father,
Judge c. H. Derr, at Daytona, Fla,
last Monday, has written that the
and will probably reach the old home
at Faulkton. S. d., next Monday.
Building permits have beensissued
by City Engineers II. Smith to
Thorn Johnson, for a frame barn
costing $3.50 at sol West Second
II to c. w. Hoon for a brick
garage costing $500 at PIP Lawler
street; to Joe Belts for a frame gar
g costing $50 at 401 East Fourth
n and to John E.. Maier, for a
frame residence at 22O South Ed
munds street costing $500. =
Miss Elizabeth Hansen, the REQ
Cross nurse who is working in Dav-
ison county this morning, will speak
Saturday afternoon at a meeting OF
the Mitchell and Ethan division OF
teachers at the high school building.
Prof. Pallen, of Ethan and Prof.
Smith, of Mt. Vernon, will present
some live subjects. The meeting is
called for / o'clock.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to James Henry Stevens and Miss
Cora Miner James, both of Mitchell,
and to Ole G. Olson, of Mt. Vernon,
and Miss Josephine McInnis, of West
field, la.
Arthur Dondelinger. son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dondeiingsc-has re-
turned from Des Moines, Ia, where
he was a patient in Mercy hospital
after a street car accident. Mr.. Don
delinger will remain at home for a
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