The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-07
LOCAL NOTES
From SATURDAYS Daily

| FROM saturdays Daily
! DR. c. V. Gilliland went to Pierre
i this afternoon TO deliver an address
tomorrow in the interests of Dakota
| Wesleyan.
An error was made in an item in
j. P. Reihsen & Co.'S & White Star
ad yesterday 1T should have read beef
pot roast lac per lb.
Vital statistics for the month show
that November was a popular month
for marriages, "a licenses having
been isued during the period. There
were 10 births, of which 10 were
boys and nine girls. Deaths for the
month totaled 81.
1 Abe Kaifetz of this city, will be
married tomorrow to Miss Hattie
Goldblatt, of Sioux iCty, at the hime
Of the bride. Mr.. Kaifetz is the adj
vertisng manager and window trim
nler for Baron Bros, and is highly
efficient in his line of work. He was
formerly employed in Sioux City, and
it was there that he met Miss Gold
blatt The couple will make their
home in Mitchell.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Harry Chas. Lu-
ken and Miss Nora Evaline McCul-
Tough, both of Murdo.
Leo Harold Claus, brother of Mrs
Whitney Morris. was married to Miss
Nellie Argenta Knight Thanksgiving
day. The ceremony was performed by
DR.. ]. S, Hoagland. Both of the young
peopleare residents of Chamberlain,
where they will make their future
home.
C. V. Ellis and C. E. Robbins,
formerly of Platte, are in the city to-
day and have completed arrange
ments for store location where they
will conduct complete electric shop.
repair dynamos and wiring of all
kinds. charge storage batteries, and
the like. They will also conduct a
wholesale and retail business in 'hadl-
ing electrical goods. The firm will be
called the Electrical Supply company.
Miss Anna Laura White went up
to washington Springsthis afternoon
to speak tomorrow in the interests OF
missionary work in Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Herrick and son,
Wallace returnedthis afternoon from
a three-weeks visit with relatives in
Rockford, Ill.
Two of the boys who were up be-
fore Judge o. c. Thompson in juve-
nile court yesterday were sent to the
state reform school at Plankinton.
Five others were placed on parole.
The boys had been caught in series
of dishonest acts and had stolen
considerable amount of property.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bruell, of Red
field, arrived last night for few
days visit at the A. B. Darling home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o, G. Nelson,
sos Eats Second street, on Saturday,
December 2, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bryant have
gone to Vermillion to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Bryant father. Mrs.
4 BRYANT received word Thursday that
her father had passed away in Cali
fornia. They will await the arrival
of the body at Vermillion.
Mrs. j. B. Bresson, of Omaha, who
has been visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. C. H. Arundel for sew
, eral weeks. returned home last even
ing.
The Widmann hotel is expecting to
omen its new ball room with dancing
party next Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 8. Music will be furnished by the
Mandolin club.
Ellis Schabler, of Woonsocket, was
operated upon for appendicitis in a
local hospital last night.
| Claude Whitlow, who has been at
tending Dakota Wesleyan this fall,
will leave tonight for his home i'll
Beresford, and will go from there to
California, where he will spend the
winter.
Circuit court has not been in SEES
sion during the last half of the week
] Although it convened twice yesterday
adjournment was promptly taken.
{ The regular work will commence
again Monday, when the James We'll
! Ter case will be started.
Vincent McHerny, who is working
hin Sioux Falls, is spending few
days with relatives here.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Ergen, who
4 have been visiting at the George Eff
hart home, left for their home in
! Tracy, Mimi, this morning. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Ergen's mother
who has been visiting here for the
4 past three months.
Y H. M. Sparks, former ASSISTANT city
engineer but now with the G.. II. At
kinson Paving company, was UP from
/, Yankton to visit Mitchell friends this
\. week.
The following patents were granted
: to South Dakotans as reported by the
! Office of Milton S. Crandaii of Sioux
City: Lars Peterson, Colman, wild
oats separator and grain cleaner and
grader; Ear! Stein ergcr, Reresford,
railway spike.
Fred H. Morgan. IF Omaha, has ar
rived for visit with his mother,
Mrs. S. H. Morgan. and brother Bert
Morgan.
A marching club will be organic