The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-11

! elected supervisor, Knute johnson,
treasurer; Oscar Halverson, assess
or; John Haynes, clerk; John Timm.
justice; and w. l.. Davis. constable.
Warren Smith, OF Platte. a former
Dakota Wesleyan student, underwent
an operation for appendicitis this
morning at st. Joseph's hospital. Mrs.
James Quinn. of Artesian, was oper-
ated upon yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Marley. living ten
miles south OF Mitchell, received
word yesterday of the death of her
mother at David City. Neb. Because
of Illness in the family. Mrs. Marley
was unable to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Pope and little
son, who have been spending the win
ter at Lake Worth, Fla, expect to
return to Mitchell about March 10.
Mr.. Pope writes the Republican thai
l.. H.. Nedrow and S. w. Rowley
have completed the purchase OF the
w. II. Snow dray line and took pos
session OF the same this morning.
Mrs. James Rogan was hostess TO
the Newman club at its meeting this
week. Current event were the re-
| spouse to roll call. The lesson on
minor courts was conducted by Mrs.
c. T. Kennedy. Mrs. F.. H. Green
valid will entertain the club next
week.
State Senator c. S. Bobb and Rep
~resentative Charles Weller arrived
home this morning from Pierre, fol-
lowing the adjournment of the state
legislature.
Mrs. w. II. Bacon was hostess to
the Altruist club on Wednesday at
ternoon. Mrs. S. A. Wise had charge
OF the lesson on THE Ladies of the
White House" Papers were read by
Mesdames Allen, HaZen. Palmer and
Wise. The hostess served a luncheon
at the close of$he afternoon.
John A. Anderson has returned
from Oakland. Calf, where he spent
the winter.
County Auditor John NJ. Champion
was in Ethan today OF business.
A resolution a passed the board
of county commissioners before adj
journment last night to the effect
that no more than $4,000 would be
loaned to any individual from the
school loan fund. as the demands for
loans We're much greater than the
amount OF available money.
Plans for the coming meeting OIL
the federated women's clubs of the
Third district were laid at a meeting
of the presidents OF the five federat-
,ed clubs at the city library this week.
The district convention, which will
be held in Mitchell April 6 and q,
will mean the gathering OF about 90
delegates from twenty clubs. Mrs.
f. w. Leehan was chosen as chair
man of the committee in charge OF
arrangements. Those present at the
meeting called by Mrs. NJ. G. Wider,
president OF the district. were Miss
Edith Miller, Mitchell Art club; Mrs.
w. c. Hunter. Round Table club;
Mrs. Iceland, Newman club; Mrs. r.
D. Trombley, Utopian club, and Miss
Laura NJ. Lindley, Political Economy
club.
Mitchell defeated Aberdeen at
Aberdeen last week, come out and
help the boys defeat them again
Saturday evening. Admission %
cents.
j. Mrs. Lettie Nick died at st. Joseph
hospital at IL o'clock this morning.
following an operation. Funeral ser
vices will be held al the First Baptist
church at $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday
Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelz
ley in charge.
Mrs. James Quinn, of Artesian,
came to Mitchell last Wednesday, ac-
companied by her two daughter, Mrs.
j. Enrol Moses and Mrs. w. j. Nc
Clarrinon. of Mitchell. She was OPP
Grated upon at ST. Joseph's hospital
and died Saturday. The remains
we're shipped last night to Artesian
for interment.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, of Mitchell, UNI
derwent an operation yesterday at
St. Joseph's hospital.
+. A. Gates. of Kingsley, Ia, ar
rived yesterday for a short business
trip.
/ w. Seaman arrived yesterday af-
ternoon from Chicago on business.
Mr.. Seaman was delayed for two
days in Bon Homme county because
of the snow blockade.
Mrs. b. j. kaufman, of Freeman,
S. D., was operated upon for appen-
dicitis Saturday night at st. Joseph S
hospital.
Mrs. j. o. Treganza departed Sat
urday evening for Chicago, where
she was called by the death of a
grandson.
The Milwaukee line west of the
river was opened as far as Murdo to-
day, the rotary snow pillow sent. out
from Mitchell reaching that city
shortly before o today. The num-
Der and depth of the cuts in the
Black Hills division made the going
extremely slow for the pillow.
Mrs. A. l.. Freelove and daughter,
Miss Louise Freelove, of kennebec,
S. D., are visiting her sister, Miss
Helen FRANKIE.
Gus Bohart started today to load
seven carloads of cattle and machin-
cry today. going to Reliance, S. d..
where he has purchased 1,2So acres
of land.
Harper A. Penaluna, aged "a years
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherm Pen
aluna, died at st. Joseph's hospital
at A O'Clock this morning. following
an operation. The remains will lie
in state from s to $3.50 O'Clock this
evening at the Noble undertaking