The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-18
LOCAL NOTES
(From Thursdays Daily.)
j. FL. Radcliffe was in Aberdeen
,sterday on business.

oSipN iOI ueSuaN mgNf. OnG
peculiar feature was that ii was no
colder during the night than it wa
during the day Wednesday.
Lyman Croop returned last even
ing from Sioux Falls. where his faith
er, =. w. Croop, died yesterday morn
ing at the age of 50 years. The fun
eral was held at B~ridaewater at >
O'Clock this afternoon. The deceased
is survived by ason, A. b. Croop. of
Bridgewater. and a daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Kotie, of Sioux Falls.
White Lake Wave: Mrs. j. C.
Palmer and a grandson whom She
had picked up at Mitchell were ar
rivals on the passenger Sunday af-
ternoon.
Norris Ocheltree loaded a car this
week and left for Reliance, s.. D.,
where he has rented a 315-acre farm
from Frank Weller. The farm win
be planted entirely 10 S weet clover.
Mrs. Oeheltree vas planning to leave
this afternoon or tomorrow for Re
lance.
VIM. NJ. Smith will leave this c
ing for Chicago, where he viii join
Mrs. Smith and depart for a trip to
the expeditions in California. Miss
Jeanette Smith, who accompanied
her mother to Chicago several days
ago, Will return the first OF the week.
I'D Harrison, formerly a resident
Of Newton, la, has moved with his
family TO the IL, II. Kibbee farm,
three miles north of Ethan. He has
rented his farm and commenced OPP
crations.
But three weeks remains in whcih
to pay the first hall of the 1914 taxes
and the office OF Charles Fowler,
county treasurer. is Witnessing the
semi-annual rush of property owners.
Close TO $4,000 i'll taxes was received
at the t~reasurer's office yesterday.
Mrs. Fowler is helping Mr.. Fowler
and the deputy, Miss Ruth Grebel,
during the rush, TIE first installment
OF tn taxes is delinquent after March
81.
w. II. King went to Sioux Falls
yesterday TO attend a meeting OF
the state board of charities and cor
rections, OF which he was recently
appointed a member by Gov. f. NJ.
Byrne. Mr.. King was elected secre-
tary OF the board AT Yesterdays ses-
sion.
f, Mrs. Kate Iioyc erturned to her
home al Omaha yesterday after a
visit with Mrs. James Lyons and
other friends AT her former home
here.
|. w. Seaman returned this morn
ing to his home in Chicago. having
spent several days in Mitchell on
business. According to Mr.. Seaman
his son, Walter Seaman, VINO has
been Tor several years with a trust
company at Billings, Mont, would
move to Chicago to assume the sec
retaryship OF the American Mausel-
eoum company, in which Mr.. Seaman
recently acquired a controlling in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morris came
over from Fulton last evening fol
d brief stay in the S. e. Morris home
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Boreson and
little daughter am down from
Pierre last night and went down 10
Ethan this morning. Since the ad-
iournment of the legislature. Mr.
Boreson has been looking over HI;
ranch in Hyde county.
\ son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. X. Eliason, now Twins
in Sioux City. MIR. Eliason was wei
known as Il photographer in Ait
chell and Alexandria. Mrs. Eliascl
was Miss Rose Bond.
Louis Tenney has returned TO hi
home at Gle Elum, Wash, hi:
mother, Mrs. Daniel Tenney, beinl
apparently on the road to recover!
from her illness. Miss Agnes Ten
ney, OF Jackson, Ala, who was cali
ed here by her mothers Illness, vii
probably remain for several months
p. Ii. Kelley, president OF the Com
mercial club and chairman of the az
ricultural committee, has been nam
ed to attend the conference at Brook
ings next Tuesday with DIR, Lloyd
representing the federal government
in the distribution OF moneys undo
the Smith-Lever agricultural extern
sion bill. \ portion OF this money
available in South Dakota under a
act passed by the legislature. TIN
conference will be attended by Stat
college Officials, county agriculture
agents, and all persons interested i
agricultural work. Secretary I. &.
Moreans will go if Mr.. Kelley is un
able TO attend.
Thomas A.. Thomson and Mis-
Clara NJ. Svenson, both OF Ethan
have secured a license to marry.
Funeral services were held at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at IN
residence OF Rev. G. A. Phillips. 101
Court Merrill, for Frances Lorraln
Hanson, the infant daughter OF M
:.nd Mrs. #. l.. Hanson, OF Chambel
ainl who died at that place of lllt
colitis ON Monday. The services wei
conducted by DR.. G.. 7. Notson an
music was furnished by Mrs. Myrt
Wilson and Miss Nerna Brown. lfe
and Mrs. Phillips are the parents
Mrs. Hanson.
Veterinarians of Mitchell and Da'
ison county nave been notified by
j. Morgans, secretary OF the MI
cllell Commercial club, of the spree
OF the foot and mouth disease oV'
the country and the urgent need
keeping the disease out of the sta
and county. MIR. Morgans sugges