The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-02

snS University or Chicago eleven Sat
uNday- He grabbed ,tveral passes
Tor good gains and broke up NUM-
per OF plays coming around his end.
He was back at his old station at
left end, Capt. Paul Meyers holding
down the right wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Scott of Salem, We're Nit
chell visitors Saturday.
Miss Florence Walroth returned
afternoon from Chicago,
where she has spent week.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Pound, of Wes-
sington Springs, motored down to the
city Yesterday for a brief visit with
friends.
Mitchell students attending the
University of Michigan reports that
Hughes carried the straw ballot held
Thursday at that institution by over
100 votes in the $500 votes cast by
the students of legal age attending
the school. The proposed prohibition
amendment carried by a great major
ity. However, 10 women of the uni
versity voted against it and several
members of the faculty.
The John Bricker 800 acre improv-
ed farm located 10 miles northeast of
Mitchell was sold at auction by Judge
Bros. at $64 per acre to B.. j. Bur-
gessyn a farmer from Iowa:
DR.. j. S. Hardness went to Letcher
yesterday afternoon to preach there
Sunday evening. Yasuma Oda, the
japanese senior at Dakota Wesleyan
spoke there Sunday morning.
Claude Whitlow spent Sunday at
is home in Beresford and returned
school work at Dakota Wes-
van this afternoon.
October 31st is the last day on
wn.ch the 5th installment OF assess
nent for the old main street paving
an be received without the penalty
Of 10 per cent H. r. Kibbee, City
treasurer
First Lieutenant Charles II. Jones
and Second Lieutenant Harvey
Coacher are among the SO men des-
ignated to partalle in the examination
for regular second lieutenant COM
mission in the United States army.
There were only six men designated
from South Dakota regiment and
Company F claims one of them.
Eben Eugene Rexford, the hymn
writer and horticulturist who is es-
pecially known because of his song
Silver Threads Among the Cold
md who died recently in hospital
Green Bay, Wis, was a fellow stu
Mt al Lawrence college, Appleton,
IS, with Mrs Matte Mckinley
aothr OF Elton Mckinley. s.
!. Scoville also knew him very
EEL, forming an acquaintance while
9th were residents a. Shiocton,
Wis.
San Benito, oklasodah: Mrs. My
on l.. Shade arrived last week from
yer home in South Dakota.
The street department announced
this morning that the paved streets
would be washed soon. 1t has not
been done before since the pumps at
the waterworks have been working
badly and the commissioner, has pre-
erred to keep the water for possible
fire emergencies. The pumps will
soon be fixed and the tlusher again
put into operation.
D. T. Becker returned this after
noon from a buying trip to Chicago.
Deputy Sheriff Roy Langley went
Town to Fairview last night and
ook into custody Bert Boyd, who
was suspecting of stealing parts off
q traction engine here last winier.
This morning in municipal court he
pleaded guilty and was fined $50.
l.. E. Stebbins returned to his
home in Alexandria last evening after
a visit at the home of his son, A. ].
Stebbins
Dr. G. C. Redfeld Of Rapid City
chairman of the state board ofchari-.
les and corrections, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Armstrong will.
leave in 4 couple of weeks for Min
near oils, where they will make their
future home.
A. c. Schaffer o. Washington
Springs, transacted business in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Bailey left
yesterday for Bruce, S. D. where they
will make their home in the future.
MIR Bailey who was employed here
by the Educator School supply COM
pany has bought the Bruce Herald.
James w. Nee of Centerville, ma
tional committeeman for the Demo
cratic party, is a visitor in the city
today.
DR.. and Mrs q. A. Bobb and Miss
Lucille Boob returned home this af-
ternoon from their two weeks trip
70 New York. Philadelphia, Wash
ineion, and other cities.
H. H. Null, of Huron, was bust
ness visitor N the city yesterday.
Gus Bohart, of Reliance, is in the
city today transactirg matters of
business.
Miss Ena Lancaster, Of Belle
Fourche, has arrived FOR a visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Wood
Smith. Miss Lancaster was GRADUATE
ed from Dakota Wesleyan in 1911.
Mrs. G. A. Rogers, Of White Lake,
was a Mitchell visitor yesterday.