The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-25
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Robert Burns will be one of the
two speakers at the banquet of the
Fulton Commercial club next Mon
day evening. The Fulton Advocate
has the following 10 say of him: Mr..
Burns, undoubtedly a descendant of
the great poet of the same name, if
his reputation counts for anything,
has long been known in Mitchell and
this part of the state as an eloquent
and forcible speaker. He was highly
recommended by several Mitchell
persons, and there is no doubt but
that he will delight and instruct his
harers.
Oacoma Argus-Leader: Mrs. j. w.
Milikan shipped her household
goods to Mitchell Friday and will
make her home there in a residence
she recently purchased.
Fred Reuterstrom and Ross F.. I'm
derhill returned yesterday afternoon
from Alexandria, where on Wednos-
day night they assisted in the ini-
tiation of a class of 10 candidates in
to the Modern Woodmen.
DR.. w. G.. Seaman, president of
Dakota Wesleyan, went up to Woon-
socket this morning to speak at a
banquet OF the men of the Method
list church in that city tonight.
Royal C.. Johnson. of Aberdeen,
congressman-elect from the Second
district and former attorney-general,
was a Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Randall Cassem has returned from
Minneapolis. where he has finished
a course in electrical engineering.
After a visit at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Cassem. he
will go to Glendive, Mont, to take
up his work.
Mrs. e. E. Owens has suffered a
relapse from her recent attack OF la
grippe. Her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Larson. OF Sinai, S. D., has arrived
to assist in caring for her..
Lawrence Grace made a brief Wis
if with friends at his former home
here while il the city between trains
Yesterday. Mr.. Grace is nov in the
offices Of the Milwaukee system at
Fargo. N. D., having been promoted
from Grand Forks.
Alexandria Herald: Mrs. Alvin
Heller is spending a portion OF the
time at Mitchell during the past week
or two her mother, Mrs. j.. Fl. Nolt,
being quite ill. Mrs. Nolt is we'll
known in this vicinity, and her many
friends sincerely hope that she may
soon recover her health.
Sioux City Journal; Twenty-Five
statesmen of the Fullerton Lumber
met at the West hotel last
night for a family dinner and dis
cussion of topics pertaining to the
business of the firm. The gathering
was presided over by j. r. Jordan,
of Mitchell, s. D., who has charge OF
the Fullerton business in South Da-
kota. The statesmen are all travellers
in the South Dakota territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Fox will leave
this evening for San Francisco, Calf
where they will visit the Panama
Pacific exposition. 1t is probable they
will visit other points in CaIfornla
before their return.
Michael Sakell has joined his
brother, Theodore Sakel1, II will
be associated with him in he firm
OF Sakell Bros, conducting an ice
cream, confectionery. and cigar bust
ness in the new j. N. Crow building.
The fixtures for the Kress Phar-
macy, to be opened soon in the Gale
theater block by Horace Kress, have
arrived and are now in the building
while the final decorations are being
don The fixtures will make the
store II of the most handsome In
the Sfty.
Plankinton Mail: VIM. Williamson,
of Mitchell, came mp Saturday for an.
over Sunday visit at the home of his
son Martin and old %neighbors at the
old stamping ground in Hopper town
ship.
Prof. s. d. van Benthuysen, of
Dakota Wesleyan. will deliver the
closing address at the farmers short
course at the State college at Brook
ings on April l..
Rev. w. J.. Mcclarrinon on We'd
neseday. united in marriage Hubert
Lewis of Fulton, and Miss Hazel
Messore, of Roswell,S D.
Washington Springs True Repub-
lican: Miss Elsie Walker who is
training az a nurse at Mitchell. ar