The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Nrom Thursdays Daily.

AAo"dIu NJ. CalnpDell Is III
Aberdeen visiting her sister, Mrs
Walter Hickenbotham.
ii. Gregory, of Pierre, who has
beer connected with the state securi-
ties commission, was a business Wis
itor in Mitcheu yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright and
family. who have spent. the past year
at points in Texas and California, ar
rived home yesterday afternoon.
My. and Mrs. F. w. Boyles return
ed to their home at Oacoma, S. d..
this morning after a brief visit in the
Virgil Boyles home.
Miss Anna Howdle, of Parker, S.
D., is a guest of Miss Mabel Chillas.
1918 West Fourth avenue. On Tues
day evening. Miss Chillas presided
at a 6 O'Clock luncheon in honor of
Miss Howdle.
sevcnty-ave members have been
secured thus far for the Mitchell
Country club and it is anticipated that
the membership list will be complet-
ed within q few days. When the lin
it of members is reached, no more
members will be- admitted.
Despite several rumors to the con-
tran. The engagement OF Nine Schu-
mann-Heink to appear in recital in
Mitchell on Friday evening, May T.,
has not been cancelled and the sing
err will be here. One OF the Sioux Falls
papers recently reported Thai the
Mitchell engagement had been n
celled. On Tuesday a telegram from
the manager OF the singer was receiv-
ed, assuring the members of the Phil
harmonic club, who are promoting
the recital, that she would positive
ly be here.
A tennis club will be formed this
evenlng by the young people of the
First Baptist church, who have been
called to e This evening Mt Z
o'clock at the tennis court back of
the church.
White Lake Wave: The knights of
columbus held a big conclave at Nit
chell Saturday and Sunday, initial
ing something like fifty members.
Quite a large delegation attended
from these parts, among the number
being Will and John Griffin, John
and Nick Gilbertz and Pete Goeres.
An idea originating with advance
students in the department of chem
istry, OF Dakota Wesleyan, has re-
suited in the organization of the
White ross Company, with a capital
of $4,000. The new company will
have its labatories and factory in
Mitchell and will manufacture and
sell a irst-aid medical cabinet, to be
used in the home. The officers and
members Of the corporation will
be Prof. II. l, Jones, head of the
Wesleyan chemistry department.;
Erskine Roberts,, vice-president;
Melvin base, secretary-treasurer, and
Clifford Knox, sales manager. The
cabinets and chemical preparations
will be placed or sale throughout the
state during the summer months by
college representatives. The prepar-
alton of the pharmaceutical articles
will be under the direct supervision
of Prof. Jones, who was a registered
pharmacist in the state of Massa-
chusetts before he entered college
work.
Simon Halverson and Miss Sc
virene Haroldson, both OF Mt. YER
non, secured a marriage license to-
day. f@V
s. H. Goldsmith and e. j. Murphy
OF Midwest Tailors. have disposed
OF their interests in the shop to Ru-
dolph Rubritz, of Yankton, who will
operate the business.
r. N. Holsaple, superintendent OF
the Anti-Saloon league, returned last
evening from the Rosebud country.
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Roscoe kncdell held a John Doe in
v~estigation and secured evidence ON
gambling in Colome and on Tuesday
another investigation was held at
Witten, Adam Abel and Or. De Hart
being arrested for operating a blind
pig.
Extensive Improvements are be-
ing planned in the clothing store OF
Metcalf & Wagner, who have taken
a longtime lease on their present
location. A handsome new front will
be installed and the latest fixtures
will be installed in the store. AS
another indication of their increasing
business. a branch store Will pc
opened at Scotland on May 10. The
Scotland branch will be equipped
with new fixtures and a new stock
throughout.
Misses Milda Click and Martha
Beug + Lane, s. D., are visiting IN
Mitchell as the guests of Miss opal
Barber.
Mr., and Mrs. j.. X. Fox arrived
home this morning from a trip OF six
weeks to San Francisco and other
points in California.
Local fishermen are making elab-
crate plans for the opening OF the
season on Saturday. Many parties
will start out early that morning
while a still larger number are ex-
pected to visit nearby streams on the
following day. $50
George Hefner and MI. John
Bartolet, of Sioux City. brother and
sister OF Mrs. A. H. Scott. are the
guests at her home today, celebrat-
ing her birthday.
Lieut.. James w. Eyerington, U
S. A., will be here next Monday even
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