The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-05-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

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FROM Thursdays Daily
~, l.. Branson will deliver the Men
oral day address at White Lake or
Monday, May 81.
Mrs. j. G. Palmer, OF White Lake
Is visiting at the home of her daush.
Ter. Mrs. j. J. Stephens.
Forty-hundredths of an inch q,
ram fell in the downpour which start.
ed at noon yesterday and continued
at i%neryals during the night.
Mrs. j. w. Ayers and little daugh.
yer came down from LOOMS for a
SNORT visit with Mitchell relatives.
Friday II Saturday afternoons
WI the hours of 2 and 5 o'clocl,
'"e annual exhibition of art, sewing,
mahua training and other work OF
.ne seventh and Eighth grades will
We given at the Central school build
ing. All patrons of the school and
o.hers interested are extended a cor
DIAL invitation to call and see the
work.
only persons now living in Nit
chell are to be included in the "Mit-
chells Most Prominent Men, on
TEST now being conducted by The Re
publican. This statement is made be-
cause of the misrepresentation in the
minds of some readers. that the list
OF fifteen includes pioneer residents
or the city who are not living in Nit
chell now.
Ten members will be in the gradu-
ating class of the Woonsocket high
school, to receive their diplomas at
the M. Il, church in that city on the
night of Friday, May IS. Rev. Charles
X. Miller will deliver the class ad-
dress when Education Rings True"
Prof. b.. j. Woodbury. will present
the diplomas. The members of the
class are Helen White, Marian
Pearce. Maurine Moore, Lulu Tucker,
Fern Cox, Ruth Halliday, florence
PendeXter, March Cook, Lynn BEN
nett and Stacy.
Contractor A. c. Miles has started
work on the addition to be built by
&. w. Hoon to his store building at
202 East Third avenue. The addition
will be of brick, two stories high and
Will cost approximately $1,000. The
first floor will be used for store pur-
poses and the second floor for apart
mcnts.
DR.. Mark llalphide, a we'll known
resident of Mitchell, was married.
this morning to Mrs. Dora +. DALEY.
Rev. T.. III. Hagen, of Huron, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
groom is SO years of age and the
bride is As.
Building permits have been issued
To Mrs. j.. Powers. for the raising of.
the residence at 220 West Sixth ave
nue. and putting in a basement at a
cost of $500, and to John Petersdorl
for the construction OF u four-room
house at $50 South Kimball street.
Because OF the weather. the band
concert scheduled for last evening
was not given. If possible it will be
. given at the court house at 1880 O.
clock on Friday evening.
For the third time during the past
week, the Mitchell baseball team has
been forced to cancel a game because
OF the weather. P%lankinton was SEIZED
uled for a game this afternoon az
Hitchcock park, but it is likely that
another game will be engaged within
the next week.
George Hefner. of Sioux City. has
been visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Anna II. Scott.
Mrs. r. G. Douglas, of Memo, S.
D., is visiting at the w. A. Branch
home. Mrs. Douglas is a sister-in-
law of Mrs. j. H. Bingham of Faulk-
ton, who is at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Branch.
Oscar Johnson was fined SIS in
municipal court this morning by
Judge w. M. Herbert for an assault
Tuesday night on the person of Axel
.Rosengrin. Evidence given at the
trial this morning showed that John
son, 9osengrin, w. Hamilton and
Sam Jones, a colored porter from the
Widlnann hotel, were at the Rosen-
grin home on East Hanson street
that evening and after drinking n
considerable quantity of liquor, the
party" broke up in a row between
johnson and ~Rosengrin. R%osengrin
appeared in court with his face puff
ed and scratched from the encounter
with Johnson.