The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19

the program will be the one announc-
ed for October %, and will be q dis
cussion of the artistic side of dancing
Through an error, the name of
Miss Ethel Lyons was omitted from
the list of officers of the state feder-
alton of woman's clubs. Miss Lyons,
who is president of the Today club,
was honored with the position OF Gus
todian for the federation.
w. G. Richards and A. C. Cohrt,
two contractors from Nimball, have
moved their Families to this city and
will make their future home here,
They have been awarded several large
contracts for road grading in this
vicinity
Mrs. ii. G. Nichols, of Fox Ridge.
has been called to Mitchell by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. George a.
Silsby
DR.. Rolvix Harlan, president of
Sioux Falls College addressed the
morning chapel service at Dakota
Wesleyan yesterday morning.
Miss Blanche Young has accepted
position as assistant in the office
of DR.. R. A. Kelley.
The articles of incorporation for
the company which is being organic
ed to manufacture cement mixers in
this city were drawn up yesterday
and sent to Pierre. The incorpora-
tiers We're G. V. Wilson, Howard
Bjodstrup and Frederic West-Wood.
Theodore Meyer. of the firm of T.
Meyer & Son. will leave Sunday night
on buying trip to Chicago.
The first case of the jury term of
municipal court was decided in favor
of the McGrath company of Sioux
City against Roy Hughes. The ver-
dict allowed the company S42.75,
the amount it was suing for, but al
so allowed counter-claim by Mr..
Hughes of $40.
A. b. Darling left last night on a
business trip to kennebec and other
points west of the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Welch. of Park
ston are visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Wingheld
Parliston Advance: Leo Van AS
pinwall left Sunday for St. Paul on
business. Mr.. Aspinwall has accept
ed d position as travelling salesman
with the house of G. Summers & Co,
and his many friends expect to sec
him make good with them and we arc
confident that he will not disappoint
them.
A. c. Myles returned last night
from trip to Kennebec, Washington
Springs, and other points where he
mas buildings in the process of con-
struction.
A marriage license was granted
yesterday TO Charles e. Limbauyl.
and Miss Zeta NJ. Reed, both OF Mt.
Vernon.
Miss I.avina Collins, WESLEY an
student left this afternoon for Yves
Springs. where she will spend
Sunday with her parents. She WAS ac-
companied by Miss Jane Cochran,
who will be her guest.
T, p. Nelson forfeited a $40 bail
for failing to appear in police court
this morning to answer the, charge
of drunkenness.
The members of the Mitchell band
are planning to give benefit dance
on halloween night. The affair will
be in the nature of masked ball
The purpose is to raise funds for new
uniforms.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Fellow left this
morning for Chicago, where Mrs. FEEL
low will visit for while. Mr.. Fellow
will proceed to Washington, where
he will argue the Mitchell jobbers
case before the interstate commerce
commission. Mr.. and Mrs. Fellow will
Heturn about October rs.
The South Dakota Hotel associa-
\ on was formed at Sioux Falls yes
to-day. W. T. Pascoe, of this city was
named as member of the legisla
tive committee for the coming year.
A number of new pianos are being
installed i'll Dakota Wesleyan today.
There is 15 in the entire ship nent,
four of them being Knabe grand
pianos. They will be distributed in
SOtASSS, oSlSiINe anu NIIuildUl mans.
Rev. H. w. Minish and family
lormerly of Rapid City, left this morn
lg for Madison, s. D., where Rev.
Mr.. Minish has been stationed for
the coming year. Mrs. Minish is a
sister Of Mrs. Z. X Mather, IL this
city.
Alexandria Herald: Miss Mabel MIC
Master returned home Sunday from
Mitchell, where she visited Miss Lena
Zollman for number of days. p. A.
Zollman and daughter Ernestine ;nd
Miss Lena Zollman motored over
from Mitchell with Miss McMaster
and made a short visit here.
A marriage license was issued yes.
terday to Tayler Sunday of Baltic.
S. d., and Miss Belva Illiason, of
Renner, S. ID.
The management of the Maynard
theatcr has announced that the ia
nous bluebird features will be exh:5-
tied at that playhouse every Monday.
Inc first to appear will be "The
Three Godfathers.' on October / 6.
The scenario for this picture was de
rived from the story of the same
name by Peter b Kyne. which ran
as feature in the Saturday Evening