The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-28
LOCAL NOTES
From FRIDAYS Daily

11attysmith, Wis. where he will spent
the holidays. He will visit in Mime
apolis for a few days enroute.
Carl Boyden arrived home yester
day afternoon from Chicago, HI
where he has been student in den
tistry at Northwestern university.
R. E. Gone, president of the Jane
Valley state bank, of Huron, was il
Mitchell today for a short visit.
Rev. Gustav E. Rydquist cam,
from Platte last evening and continu-
ed on to Carthage to perform fun
eral service today. He will return
Saturday.
welcome gift for lady or gentle
man, the Robinson reminder at ST. 90
Name stamped in gold on cover for
Csc additional Mitchell Publishing
Co.
The fancy work and doll clothes
which were left over from the Epis-
copal bazaar will be sold at Broad
bents on Friday and Saturday after
moons.
v. D. Fairchild, of Hurley, was il.
Mitchell on business today.
George Whyte has returned from
Vermillion to spend the Christmas
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Whyte. He is student at
the University of South Dakota this
year.
James D.. Westbrook, who has besn
mn ut of
vival meetings around the state, ar
rived last evening to spend the holi-
days here.
c. H. Lugg, of Pierre, state super
intendent OF public instruction, is in
Mi day on business.
Mrs. Rene Hendrickson left last
evening for Waterloo, Ia, where she
: expects to join her daughter, Miss
Ella Hendrickson, who is teaching in
Cornell college. They will then leave
for points in Wis, to spend the holt
days
Mrs. Pat Mcdonald, of washington
Springs, stopped off with friends in
Mitchell today and tomorrow on her
way to Marcus and Des Moines, Ia,
where She will spend the holidays
with her daughters, Mrs. Grin Schu-
maker and Mrs. N. c. Mendenhall
Henry Ketel and Henry Grebe, of
Stickney. were transacting business
here today.
Miss Emma and Christine Wieland
came up from belmont last night for
chO rf Wait i,, Nfito1,o1J
The December number of the
Musical Courier, which is published
III New York City and is one of the
largest musical journals in the coun-
try, contains a number of notes on
the musical season in Mitchell. Con-
corning the school of music at Da-
kcta Wesleyan, it states: 'The school
of music OF the Dakota Wesleyan
university is located in fine modern
building, has an equipment of which
any metropolitan conservatory might
be proud, a strong faculty, and num-
Eers among its students boys and
Girls from all over the state, as we'll
as from neighboring states
Miss Lottie Ostries and Miss Mary
Tjomsland, of Mt. Vernon, were Wis
itors here yesterday.
The Mandolin club will appear as
an extra attraction at the MAYNARD
theatre tonight in connection with
the World-Brady film, "a Woman's
Way" which features Ethel CLAYTON
and Carlyle Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Dean and little
son left this afternoon for Iroquois
to spend Christmas at the home of
Mrs Deans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j I
j.. Halliday.
Mrs. j. Clyde Petrie, of Farmer.
is spending the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner. and will
go on to Wolsey before returning to
her home.
With cast featuring such stars as
William S. Hart, House Peters and
Miss Enid Marley, the Triangle fea-
ture, Between Men," pleased large
audiences on its return date at the
Metropolitan last night. The leading
trio presented some strong dramatic
work, the numerous conflicts between
Hart and Peters being especially
SSa oA6. uC OtuCl iOlGS III IuG pTCuEC-
ton were also well-cast and the film
was staged in very acceptable man
ner.
Mrs. Adolph Schreyal5, Of Chicago,
and August Bertram of Columbia.
Texas, who We're called here to at
tend the funeral of Lewis Bertram,
Of Parkston, left this morning for
their respective homes. They have
recently been visiting at the j. L.
Lovinger home.
Word was received today of the
death of Mrs. R. B. Sayles, which oc- |
Cured at $3.50 o'clock yesterday I
evening at Plymouth, Ind, where /
Mrs. Sayles was visiting at the home I
of daughter. The deceased has
Deen a resident OF nl,rcheli for 35
years. Fra nix Say.es, > hrother-'r. /
law, left this morning for Plymouth
to make arrangements for the burial. |
A building permit was issued yes !,
terday for rebuilding the house own
ed by ]. II. Ferris at 1911 West
Third avenue. The residence was
destroyed by f1ro about month ago. /
iThe repairs will cost about $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Derr and