The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-21
LOCAL NOTES
From Saturdays Daily

Infee MlttHcll HlSu SNliool pay
ars are among the first three all
state teams which We're picked by
The compilation OF the opinions OF
coaches and officials Hoagland is
placed at halfbacll on the second
eam. while Capt Scheurenbrand
lad MURRAY appear on the third.
The Concert Entertainers, a Red
path l.yceum company, were in Nit
rhell yesterday enroute to Lane,
where they appeared last night
They returned this morning and will
go to Fulton tonight for an appear
ance there. The company consists
of Miss Ruby Norman, violinist, Miss
Peggie Hill, singer, and Milliard
Page. crayon artist.
The Alexandria girls and boys
teams passed through Nit
chell yesterday, enroute to Letcher.
where they will meet two like teams
from the high scohol there. The
teams were accompanied by Oscar
Phillips, Dakota Wesleyan gradu-
ate who is principal of the high
school at Alexandria.
There are now 90 dolls entered in
the doll contest being conducted by
HI. A. Jacobs & company and the bal
loting is going on rapidly. The
prizes will be awarded at S O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
NJ. H. Ryan. of Bridgewater, was
transacting business in Mitchell yes
terday.
Dr. f. W. Heyler left last evening
for Minneapolis. where he will spend
three weeks with Mrs. Heylel and his
SON. Walter Heyler. who is student
at the University of Minnesota.
| Walter Sladc, of Fulton, was Il
Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Lauritz Miller left yesterday after
noon for Fort Pierre on business for
| the state banking commission
+. II. Greenwald departed las,
might on a business trip to Fall City,
Neb.
Miss Alice Arff left last evening
for Des Moines, la, where she will
be married on December 90 to -ar.
Robert Health, of Omaha.
Miss Beatrice Sheen returned to
her home in Letcher after spending
a short time with relatives here.
Jos. A. Wollmann. of Freeman,
was a visitor in Mitchell yesterday
Ray and Lorin Spear left last
night for Dell Rapids. S. d., to at
tend the funeral of an uncle. The
young men are students at Dakota
Wesleyan.
Born to Mr. and Mrs } c. Brount,
~ Il n,
ter.
Miss Thecla Gerkin came down
J from Woonsocket this morning to
spend the day with Mitchell friends.
j. w Simons, Milwaukee station
agent at Pukwana, is in Mitchell to-
day ON company business.
Mrs. Margaret Kelley and Timothy
1 OLeary departed last evening for
+, Denver Colo, to spend the holidays
! with relatives.
Word was received this morning
by VIM. S. McGrath, local manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph
company, that the employees of that
concern who have been working for
the past year, would receive a Christ
mas present consisting of seven pei
cent of their annual wage A total OF
: S155 Will be distributed to the Mitch
ell employees.
Earl Furman came down from
LOOMS this morning to spend Sunday
with Dakota Wesleyan friends.
: Mrs. H. b. Halsted returned last
| m O ht from in,
e Mrs. c. A. Dawson. Mrs. p. H. KEEL
d ley, Mrs. Sid w. Smith, Mrs e. j
II Fellow Rev. Robert Lincoln KELLEY
d A. G. Miles. Charles Bintltf, p. III
S Kelley and John Chapman comprise
the committee which has been APP
n pointed by Mayor j. L. Wells to sup
2, ervise the work OF collecting Christ
p mas presents for the men on the Dor
1t der. They met in the Commercial
I rooms yesterday afternoon and decid
e ed what goods should be sent. Tn,
: boxes are now being prepared.
- Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc.
: Grady, 4o1 East Second street, OF
:, Saturday. December 16, a son.
l. Mrs. j. S. Barnes and daughter
e Miss Mabel Barnes. of White Lake
( lspent the day in Mitchell.
The Merry Matrons met with Mrs
George Sply last "Wednesday after
II noon. After spending the Afternoon
k with fancy work and social CONVEX
i, jsation. light refreshments were serv
X ed. The club will not meet durins
:. the holidays, the next meeting be
y ing planned for January o, Mrs. San
.. HICKS, SIS West Second avenue, ac,
/ ing as hostess.
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