The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-16
LOCAL NOTES
Erom MONDAYS Ma.!..

w H. King went to Redae,d yos-
tcrday on business for the state oald
of charities and corrections.
| j L.. Gray OF tighmose. WAS a bust
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs T.. G Newell. Of Mel
lette. returned home Sunday alter
lnoon after spending Il brief Wis at
the home of their daughter, Mr.. Ii.
| G.. Never.
Nj w. Wood of Chamberlain, was
a Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Miss Vivian spriggs returned to
her home in Woonsockot Yesterday
after spending Sunday with Miss
Florence Bjodstrup and other friends.
| here.
Most of the Dakota Wesleyan foot
hall foam a'toudoa fhc @Gmr between
| Motra Dain aud Gti l9&Eatl at
sipX tafs saHl1 Fhet saN-d
III the city SATURDAY. ewiane and
formed home yesterday morning
i p. A. Zollman went to Huron yes
terday ON legal business.
MIR. and Ms. j. w shelby left Sun
day afternoon for Minneapolls, whore
they will visit for couple of weeks.
Miss Florence Samuels, Mrs. r. ID.
| Wilde and daughter Caralvn, went
UP TO Woonsocket yesterday after
noon to visit friends.
! Luverne Eaton, of Alpena, spent
Sunday With seieuds in the city.
Mrs. Florence Il. Johnston return
ed home Yesterday morning from n
months visit with friends in Min
lncapolis
Mrs. Fannie Furman and SON Earl
| F'urman OF I.oomis, spent sunday at
the L. r. lialdie home.
Herbert Allen went to Woonsocket
Yesterday to spend Sunday with
friends.
Clinton Brown, a former Wesleyan
football, baseball and basketball star.
/ visited friends in the city yesterday
tiager, n u He was returning from
rioux City whc..e he purchased cat
tile
The patent office of Milton S. Gran
! dali. of Sioux City, reports the fol
/ lowing patents granted to South Da-
! kotans last week: Lynn w. Barber,
Hetland concentration; Nm. Cassidy,
| Deadwood, condenser; Guy lloar,
/ Bonestee, mounting for cultivator
/ disc Holm 4 Malm Diamond. yibra-
! tory straw carrier.
,ora ,r'' .i ',Il' bas laft for her home
in nan Tanfds md viii probably NOT
,.st',,.,, ~ NJ s(l,o.al wan. this som
;,,..4 ,.,',.o,,'ls,.;.,.. ,.,,,,, ~,
! operation for a apendicitis.
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Dr. G. c EedGeld. of Rand City.
chairman OF the state board OF chart
ties and corrections, passed through
tho cay Yesterday on his way 10 Red
field.
h. Meier ana laihllN nave arflN-
Cd from pes Moihes, "a, 10 MAKE
Their home u 6o4 East second ave
nue. Mr. Meier formerly was mon
Der OF the Dakota Wesleyan schooi on
commerce lacult!
porn, w MI, anu WI Ncu. -
Jones. south Mt Vernon road ON
Sunday, November IL, a SON
James l.. kinkead departed Tor
Knoxville, a., where ne was caiiea
by the death OF ms mothef MIS-.
jennie hlhkeaa, VINO mas sls l,;4l IN
efal tli'-c7 ae MS NOME M W
Ross Underhill arrived homo last
Sunday from Artesian. whore he re
Gently put through class OF 40
c"ii'i'''' e' III '''e AZ, w. =.
Sergt Peter Brethorst, who has
been stationed al San Benlto, TeNas.
kota Infantry. returned TO the cits
last night. his term OF enlistment
having expired. He reports the
South Dakota boys are in excellent
condition. but that one thought is
uppermost in every mans mind. and
that is 10 return home.
Miss Bertha Dunn. who has been
seriously i'll with scarlet fever at her
home, 81 West FOul IN street, Is