The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-10-19
LOCAL NOTES
From TUESDAYS Daily
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MIR. and Mrs T. Il. Dillon. and Jude,
and Mrs Is w. Baer were Woon
socket people who came down las
might to hear Coy, Hughes speak thi
morning.
Mrs. H. r. Turner. of Ethan, Wis
tied in Mitchell between train. yes
terday on hey way to Sioux Falls
where she will spend a couple o
weeks with friends.
! MIR. and Mrs. d. A. Hall came
down from Washington Springs ias
night for the political meeting this
morning
DIR. X e. Stair and Mr. and Mrs
l.. e. Stair returned yesterday from
a visit with relatives i'm Ncrmillion.
II. S. Hedrick, OF Chamberlain
state game warden, was a 'isitor in
the city today.
4 r. G. Blackwell, j. =. sullivan, G..
II Gibbetts and Don bellows We're
Plankinton visitors who came in to
hear the presidential campaign
speech
John NJ johnson. of Oacoma, was
Mitchell visitor today.
! The high school and Seventh and
Eighth grades We're dismissed until
10 O'Clock today in order TO give the
students and teachers an opportun
ity to hear Hughes.
Miss ELLA Goddickson. of Corsica,
was operated upon yesterday for APP
pendicitis
Fl. G. Meyer has gone to Chicago
on a business trip and will purchase
goods for The Fair -.tore. He expects
to return the first part of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. C. Wood
lawn, of Redfeld, We're visitors in
the city this morning.
Allan r. Fellows and w. G.. Cook,
prominent in state political circles,
came over from Sioux Falls last night
to be present for the speech here this
morning and accompany the Hughes
special back to Sioux Falls,
Miss Ruth Crane, of Mitchell. was
Operated upon Sunday for appendi-
citis.
Governor Frank NJ. Byrne arrived
last night from Deadwood, where he
spoke Saturday night in the interests
of statewide prohibition.
Mrs. j. II. Baldwin, of Faulkton
spent couple OF days at the homo
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. A.
Branch. on her way to Princeville,
Mo-, where she will visit relatives
The first of the "Bluebird" series
of photoplays to be exhibited in Nit
all 1y,yt No
shown at the Maynard theatre last
night and registered an instant hit
The story of the eN-smuggler who
reforms, then dishonesty tries for
big stake in order that he may mar
ny the girl he loves. passing thereby
through Il series of adventures which
eventually leave him one OF the
Three Godfather" 10 a little desert
Hrnhan and cause a second reforma-
tio,l could NOT fail 10 register strong
~. The acting and staging through
out We're excellent. The film play was
based upon the story of the same
title by Peter b. kyne which ran
serially in the Saturday Evening Post
and was pronounced by the editor.
George Horace Lorimer, to be the
best that publication had ever print
cd. Bluebird features plays. not stars
following the old quotation, The
plays the thing" The new Maynard
schedule outlines V. l.. S. e. films Oh
Sunday, "Bluebird" Monday, General
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, with World-Brady on Fri
day.
w. r. Ronald accompanied the
Hughes special today on it's trip
through the state, through an invi-
tation of the national organization
extended several days ago.
p. j. Quirk, of Kimball. was
Mitchell visitor today to attend the
Hughes speech.
Mrs. Roy Hughes returned home
this morning from New Ulm, Mimi,
her father.
y f Herrick and daughter. Mar
jorie. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Woodward,
A. G. Woodward All Rossman and
DR.. Jones motored over from White
Lake this morning for the Hughes
address in the Corn Palace.
HUGH Brady, one OF the prominent
l9' vrs OF Cleveland township in
n"'e county. was a highly interest
ID udtor at the Hughes address
his Nolning. Mr.. Brady, commonly
l5a"wn as Black Hugh claims that
lie has never voted anything but the
Democratic ticket. but that he is go
Ing 70 cast Il vote for Hughes this
year.
Fred Reynolds. of characteristics.
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