The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-01-07
visit with his brother, Chief of Police
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visit with his brother, Chief of Police
Wood Smith.
James Spaulding of Clinton, Ia,
is visiting in Mitchell as a guest at
the Ben Holt home, 423 West Fourth
street.
Frank Mcmahon left last evening
for Fairmont, Mimi, where he will
visit for two weeks at the home of
his parents.
Mrs. G. A. Henlina, of Mt. Vernon
and Miss Edna Swartz, of Plankin-
ton, underwent operations at St.
Joseph's hospital.
J.sJ. Walter and Claude L. Brock
inridge went down to Parlkston today
on business.
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Will KEEL
ley and Earl Wells returned this
morning to Madison, Wis, where
they will their studies in the
University of Wisconsin,.
Sioux City Tribune-Mrs. Walter
Davis, Of Mitchell, S. D., has return
ed home, after spending a week with
Mrs. Charles Craighead, 1887 South
Alice street. On Tuesday she was
honor guest at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Craighead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Trombley
left last evening for their home at
st. Joseph, Mo-, after a holiday visit
at the home of Mrs. Trombley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Butterfield.
Mrs. ]. T. Snouser, of Cedar Rap
ids. Ia, spent New Years day at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. d. But
terfield. Mrs. Snouser's arrival on
Wednesday evening was a complete
surprise to the members of the But
'terfield family.
Rev. G. B. Harold went to Redfeld
this afternoon. He will preach there
Sunday morning and evening in the
Methodist church.
Ray NJ. Nedrow and Miss Dorothy
E. Wittstruck, both of Mitchell, were
united in marriage on Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock by Rev. c. B. Har-
rold at his home. A number of
young people accompanied the bridal
pair.
Railroad taxes in Dawson county
for the past year amounted to $751;
544.S7, according to figures compiled
today in the Office of the county aud
itor. The state tax commission ruled
that there we're 1895 miles of road
in the county, of which 44.S6 be-
longed to the Milwaukee system and
3.5 miles to the Omaha. The taxes
were figured put by the auditor on
the basis of mileage and the levy for
each township.
John Treanor, brother of the wo-
man who was burned to death re-
Gently, in her home north of the city,
died yesterday at st. %Joseph's hos
pital, where he had been taken for
treatment for pneumonia. The re-
mains will be taken Sunday evening
by his sister, Mrs. T. j.. Regen, to
his former home at Mason City, Ia,
for interment. A wife of the deceased
is buried there.
Prof. and Mrs. Jay w. Miller, who
were recently married at Columbus
Wis, arrived this morning. They will
be guests of Prof. and Mrs. S. ID
van Benthuysen for a few days and
will later. make their home at 7S4
South Wisconsin street.
Fulton Advocate: Leonard Wood
man, who has been working for O
S. Close for the past year, left fol
his home in Mitchell last Thursday
to spend Christmas with his parents
and from there he will go to De-
Moines Iowa, where he will attend {
!. school f pharmacy.
Christmas Red Cross seals to tn
number of 1O,339 were sold in Davi
son county before the holiday seaso'
: this year, according to Mrs. A. U
: Hoon, who had the matter in charg
Fifteen thousand seals were receive,
$ by Mrs. Hoon and 4,661 were re
5, turned. The proceeds of the sale
SOB. 80, will be devoted to the ex
!; pense of a Red Cross nurse in tn
county during the year for on
month.
A. NJ. Martin entertained hi
brother, j. M. Martin and daughter
Miss Zelma Martin, of Colome, S.. d
this week.
About 200 Odd Fellows and the
s families were present last evening
: their annual New Years dinner an
e socialsgathering. 1t was necessarily
set the tables twice for the diner
. Following the dinner various anus
!. ments were INDUCED in, includtn
music, cards and dancing.
= N. L. Mattice, OF st. Paul, or I'll
seed laboratory department of the d
paftment of agriculture at the MINI
It sofa State college. arrived this NOR,
( ing to make an inspection of see
j. in the warehouse ofSthe Dakota HI
" proved Seed company. Mr.. Matti'
II passes on the quality of 100000 I
Is seeds purchased by fhe governme
for county experimental work.
Artesian CommonweaIth-Advoca
L-Mr. and Mrs. Enrol Moses car
up from Mitchell Friday mornil
and were guests at the Jas. Quiz
home for Christmas dinner. N
,e Moses returned home Monday ey
ny ming and Mrs. Moses returned Tue
day evening.
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Lewis Young returned to his hoi
,. lat Loomis Sunday afternoon. folio
|rtIinR a-visit lof-tw0.aayESat-tkel6o