The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-01

d private car, generally paying week
stands.
John Mack, auditor of Brule
county, passed through Mitchell yes
terday on his way home to Chamber
lain after attending the meeting OF
the auditors at Pierre Thursday.
MILFORD ID. Rogers returned yes
terday afternoon to his home at Rose
burg. Ore. He was called 10 Mitchell
by the illness and death a week ago
OF his father, Henry b. Rogers.
Sparks carried from the burning
out Of IA chimney in the residence of
Rev. r. l.. Kelley, 407 East Third
avenue, caused an alarm of fire to
be turned in last evening. No dam
age was done.
Walter Boyd, of Aberdeen, is visit
ing with Joe Michels. Mr.. Boyd eX-
poets to return to Aberdeen the
early part of neN week with Mrs.
Boyd.
b. w. Baer, OF Woonsocket, Judge
of Sanborn county. was a business
visitor today in Mitchell.
Louis Beekwith. 412 East Sixth
avenue, guessed that 10 IL cents.
would pay for the current required
to operate the Apex electric washing
machine for s hours ana won The
electric toaster offered by the Nit
chell power company. This was the
second contest run by the company
at the city hall.
A. j. Rozum and family departed
this morning for kimball, where they
We're called by the critical illness of
Mr.. Rozum's mother.
Henry Hoagland, son of DIR. and
Mrs. j. S. Hoagland, was operated up
on for appendicitis at ST. %Joseph's
hospital. Donald HuQman. of Marion
Junction. and Mrs. Albert Lloyd, of
Reliance. also underwent operations
today.
Large delegations of farmers came
in this morning from Mt. Vernon and
LOOMS to attend the meeting at the
court house this afternoon, called
by Ward A. Ostrander, OF the State
college at Bookings. The meeting
was for the purpose Of completing
the organization OF the county for
securing the services of an agricul-
tural agent.
Charles Hickerson, Df kimball,
aged 30 years, died at ST. Joseph's
hospital last evening and tle remains
We're taken to the home this after
|iIoOll ~ o,SS .oh q VI VI,
The deceased was brought to the hos
pital several days ago in a dangerous
condition and underwent an opera
ton.
Mrs. y. w. Ransom and two little
daughters arrived this morning from
their former home at Watertown and
Joined Mr.. Ransom, now n member
OF the Educator Supply company's
Gr,, uj,a D.ncn~,o will ,nal-n fhaip
home at sol East Fifth Avenue.
The thanks of the Associated chart
ties TO the women whose help make
the baby show on Thursday a decid-
ed success was voiced TODAY by the
president, John Kurvink. Mr.. Kur-
wink eclared the organization desired
TO give especial thanks to Prof. S. ID.
van Benthuysen and c. w. ellis.
The executive committee of the char
tiles bureau. under Mrs. S. M. Grund-
system that it passed through with
concerned.
Reciprocity in making arrests is
policy followed by Owen Sheehe, who
guards the Sanborn street crossing
for the Milwaukee road, and Ray
Tyler, a student at Dakota Wesleyan
The student was arrested last night
on complaint of Mr.. Sheehe that he
was disturbing the peace and this
morning Mir. Sheehe was taken into
custody on Mr.. Tyler's complaint that
he was guilty OF assault and battery.
The case started when Mr. Sheehe
attempted to make a party of stu
dents return up the Milwaukee tracks
to the station yesterday morning. He
is said to have used a club as a per
suader. This was taken away from
him and the arrests followed. The
case Will be heard by Judge W. NJ.
Herbert at O'Clock Monday morning.
The advanced class of the piano
department of Notre Dame academy
under the supervision of Miss Der
nice Frost. gave a very successful
recital last evening at 80 O'Clock in
the study hail. There was a large at
tendance and especially pleasing was
the piano trio by Misses Gielisch. Sill
Wis and Ryan, the number by the Girl
Glee. Club and h piano number by
Miss Nellie Ryan. with Miss Frost
al the second piano. The following
girls tool part: Misses Frances Ril-
ey, Marie Mylan, Milderd Bruner,
Marie Berens, Nellie Ryan. Ethel
Tobin, Marguerite Fitzgerald, Rose
Lyons, Florence Schurz, %Joephine
Foran, Gertrude Gielisch and Lillian
Silvis.
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