The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-11
LOCAL NOTES
From Thursdays Daily.).

"hoie luey expect 10 make theil
home.
Mrs. j.. Bratsberg and daughter
MISS Merle Bratsberg, were Mitchell
visitors yesterday from Woonsocket
DIR. S. NJ. Smith returned yester.
day from Pierre, where he had been
on business. He stated that sufficient
funds for carrying on the states re-
qulrements for the federal govern.
ment hog cholera campaign would
be available for the coming wear.
Miss Frances Walrath. who had
peeh visiting for the past week at
me nome OF her uncle. j.. o. Wal
rain, yesterday 10 her home
near fletcher.
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: A dele
gatlon OF four representatives of the
Sioux Falls Commercial Club. includ-
ing e. NJ. Whitfield, Guy S. Max
we'll. E. j. Mannix and Frank j.
Smith, left today for Mitchell to at
tend the annual convention of the
South Dakota Hardware dealers as
sociation now in session there. Three
OF the delegation are themselves
hardware men and members OF the
association. Mr.. Mannix, editor of
the Commercial News, is scheduled
tor an address before the convention.
The delegation took with them an
invitation from the directors of the
commercial club to the association
to hold their 1916 convention { in
Sioux Falls.
j. F: Mcdonnell, the Ethan drug
" DiCf nnnon nm x-nct ~Ia
and entered a plea of guilty before
Judge w. M. Herbert in municipal
court to the charge of selling iodine
That did not conform to the state
law. He was fined SO and costs,
amounting in all to $16.4O.
John ID. Templeton came down
this morning from Woonsocket and
will be present at the annual inspec-
ton of Company f tomorrow evening
by Lieut. G. w. Everington. U. S. A.
Mrs. H. II. Edwards returned last
evening from an extended stay with
relatives in Sioux City. She was
detained for some time because Of
the serious illness of Mr.. Edwards
mother.
DR.. c. E. Hager, of Kennebec, S.
D', 4 vi Nv SilS. llCS all eSDcC-
tally because of the presence here
which their daughter. Miss Nina
Hager, is a member.
Despite the most u%nfavorable
weather conditions yesterday,
Dollar Day" was reported as a gem
eral success by the merchants of
Mitchell who backed the project
launched by The Republican. The
Rathbun Grocery company reported
hat business had been very much
better than was expected. From
B%roadbent's anne the statement that
business was very good and Dollar
Day" should be a regular feature.
Reports of every good business yes
terday came from c. p. Nermilyea,
Motcalf e Wagner, Gustav Woelfel.
w. II. Fritz, A. 7. McGovern e. Sons.
Becker's Big Clothing House and H..
D.. Butterfeld. With good weather,
the record would have surpassed
Dollar Day last year, when an eS-
ceptional o of business was
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Warren, of
lie Mars, Ia. are visiting at the home
,of Mrs. Warren's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Raney.
Mrs. Frank Weller returned this
afternoon from a visit OF two months
with relatives at Miami, Okla. Olethe.
Kan, Kansas City. Mo-, and Ottoum-
wa and Goldtield, Ia.
Miss Cora Cool returned last even
ing from Sioux City, where she spent
the past week with friends.
John NJ. Rhonish, of Scotland. s..
d., has secured a license to marry
Miss Hazel V. Putnam, of Mitchell.
Misses Lucille and Celestine
Burns will entertain the Young La
dies Sodality this evening at their
home. All members are requested
to attend and bring their friends.
One of the small daughters of
Frank w. Mitchell is seriously ill at
the Mitchell home. 1000 East Fifth
n Her illness is due to COM
plications following an attack of
measles.
Mrs. Roy Hopkins and her little
daughter, Eldora, will go to Redtield
tonight to hear Nine. Sophia Stepha-
ii. who is to give a concert there.
Nine. Stephali. known in Mitchell as
Miss Myrtle Lee, is an aunt OF Mrs.
Hopkins.
J. b. Dougherty, of Mt. Vernon,
was a business visitor today in
Mitchell.
Lyman Croop, S01 East Ninth av-
cnue, went to Sioux Falls last even
ing, being called there by the seri-
Gus illness of his father.
j. e. Backmore, president of the
First National bank, of Stickney. S.
d., transacted business in Mitchell
yesterday.
Resolved, That the Socialist To-
cal, Dawson county. go on record
as being opposed to the liquor traffic,
it being a part of the South Dakota
state platform that we, as socialists
are. opposed to the manufacture II
sale of liquor for a profit and, as
under the present system, profit is the
life oil the liquor business, we, as
socialists. hereby advise all socialist
.--..-1o, ~ vote dry and also work