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

III the CITY l1uaS on BUSINESS.
| VIM. Barringer paid a fine of So
in police court Monday morning fol
drunkenness.
Mrs. NJ, NJ Brumbaugh arrived
Yesterday from Sioux Falls to attend
the wedding of Miss Georgena Smith
to Ray Tyler tomorrow evening.
Mrs. B. Messer, of White Lake was
operated upon Saturday.
Miss Ruth Roberts and Miss Ellen
Burke, returned to their home in
4 Huron sunday after a few DAYS visit
Wa Mitchell friends.
! Dr.. H. /. Jones made his first trip
downtown Monday after his recent
operation for appendicitis. He de
cares that he is feeling much inn
proved and expects TO resume mis- reg
ular work at once.
Fred Hatch came down from Al
pena yesterday to spend a couple
of days before leaving for South
America
A group OF engineers have started
work on the new Milwaukee bridge
across the Missouri river at Cham
berlain. They are now taking sound
ings and surveying conditions in or
der to plan what type of structure
should be built. The company has
three years to complete the bridge in
compliance with the governments
order
Miss Louise sypal and Miss Flor
ence Mcmillan spent Sunday with re-
latives and friends at Chamberlain.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Dix left last
evening on combined business and
pleasure trip to Minneapolis.
O. ID. Anderson of Corsica, Demo
cratic candidate for congressman
from the First district. was in the
city yesterday in the interests of his
campaign.
Sheriff E. f. owens spent the day
boxes and ballots to the polling places
of the county. 1t will take him several
days to complete the work.
The second list of totals in the
Roxall drug store straw ballot wa
received by Scallin Bros. yesterday
afternoon. Hughes has succeeded in
nosing out Wilson in electoral votes,
leading 266 to 265. The popular vote
is heavily for Wilson due to prac-
tically unanimous support in some
southern states. Illinois and Indiana
ind Gated preferences for Hughes,
while North Dakota and Minnesota,
Wilson by a slight margin.
DR.. and Mrs, A. II. Daniels will
where they will spend the winter.
A. B. Darling left this afternoon
on short business trip to Wolsey.
He expects to return tonight.
A marriage license was issued
this afternoon to C. Ray Tyler, of
Des Moines, Ia, and Miss Georgena
Smith. The marriage will take
place this evening at the home OF
I the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood Smith, 100 South Wisconsin
street.
] Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Smith and
>Evelyn left this morning for Elk
Point where they will visit until after
election and will then go on to Los
Angeles for the winter.
The diner was taken off the Mil
waukee afternoon passenger from
tho south today for the first time. II
will not be carried the remainder
of the winter. the lack of dining cal
business between Mitchell and Alb
erGeen making it advisable to droT
it where the two day passenger
trains on the Milwaukee road meet
The Rebekah district convention
~.
noon and evening. Delegates from
Brldgewater, Alexandria and Fulton
will be present. Mrs. Nina Brewer o.
Fulton, president of the district
will preside. The regular meeting o.
I'M hebekahs will he held on Friday
evening.
p Mcmahon and II. X. Drum lef'
last night for Mason City on bust
ness for the Milwaukee road.
n. A. Manwar;ng, president of the
Alpena State bank. was i'll the cit,
yesterday on business.
] Mrs. r. G. Andis, of Presho, has
been brought to this city and is now
e. II. Crosby, OF this city, wnt
was member of the civilian rifle
team which participated in the re
cent shoot in Florida, returned last
evening. lie reports that the Souti
Dakota team ranked from fifth to
seventh all the time among the q
civilian teams in the shoot. TIL,
citizens shot on terms of equalit,
with the marines and the regular
! army men during the meet, civil
ian team from Miles City, Mont.
carrying off first honors.
Judge S. A. Boyles left this morn
ing for his home in Yankton after
: Araf visa, at the home of his son
Virgil Boyles. He was returning from
! Chamberlain. whore he spent coupl
: of DAYS with his daughter, Mrs. j. II
: Brigham.
led NJ. CLANCY returned thismorn
rg from a business trip to Woon
socket.
The Mitchell Commercial club ha
I received notice that the "Y" case ha
4 been appealed by the railroad com
: fafies. A short time ago, the railwa
: commission ordered the companie
: to construct 'sY" between the Oma
: ha and Milwaukee tracks. but TIL