The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
LOCAL NOTES
From Th,lrs,lay's Daily


Mrs. c. p. Daugherty and little
son, OF Rapid City arrived this
morning for visit at the home of
Mrs. Daugherty's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Behrens.
Mrs. j. Kaplin came down from
Letcher this morning to spend a
couple of days in Mitchell. She is
a guest at the l.. S. Lifschultz home.
A number of young men of the
city are planning to organize a man
dolin club this winter and are ex-
pecting to soon issue the first call
for applicants. Frank Winsor, who
was a member of club at Columbia
university will assist in the organi-
cation work here.
: w. p. Manley, president OF the Sc
curity National bank, of Sioux City
was in the city~today transacting
business.
Earl Briggs, of Woonsocket, was
in Mitchell for a short visit yester-
day.
A. NJ. Moore cashier of the Mer-
chants bank, of Faulkton, was in the
CITY To-Day on business.
James d. Westbrook departed for
4ankton this morning. where he will
spend the week with friends.
III. l.. Taylor came up from Alex
andria yesterday to transact business
in Mitchell.
w. II. King is expected home this
week from an extended trip to New
York city, Boston and other eastern
points.
DR.. b. A. Bobb will leave tomorrow
for New York city and Philadelphia,
where he will take post graduate
work for a coupleof weeks. He has
recently been suffering from an in
fected finger due to an operation and
thought mat this would be an oppor-
tunity to take the desired work.
A. LOOMS, cashier of the Mer-
chants bank of Redfield, was in the
city today on business for that insti-
tuition.
Miss Ruthe Newcomb came down
from Woonsocket this morning to
spend the day shopping in the city.
c. +. lynn went to Parkston this
morning on legal business.
j. ID. Reinart, of Alexandria, was
Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Republicans held political rally
in Blendon township Wednesday
night with packed house present.
Whatever may be said of other parts
of the county, the people of that cor
ner of the county are apparently be-
coming interested in the campaign
A rousng speech was made by j. A.
johnson of the central committee,
and short talks were made by various
county candidates. County Chairman
w. z. Upton also was present and
made a short effective talk, Judging
from the crowd that was ont and the
interest that was manifested, it can
not be said that the farmers are in
d,nerent TO the questions of the COM
ing election.
A. j. Rozum, train dispatcher at
the Milwaukee station. went to Can
ton this morning to Join the special
train of b. +. NanNliet and party.
who arc travelling over the Iowa and
Dakota division urging the dealers
and others to unload their goods
as rapidly as possible in order that
the cars may be used in handling
grain. The party will go on to the
Black Hills before returning.
The work of mastering in the new
company of militia at Mitchell will
be done in the city hall on Tuesday
evening by Captain a. ID. Aldrich, of
Sioux Falwls. There are now so
men in the company, but the local
parties interested in it's formation
are hopeful of having rs by Tuesday
night, All of the members which
have been secured so far arc from
Mitchell and it is expected to keep
1T strictly a Mitchell company. Kim
ball will muster in a company of IS
on Wednesday night, and with these
two companies, the Fifth regiment
will be practically completed.
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