The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-23
Irom MondaN's DnilN

Word was received by Mitchell
friends of the marriage of Clinton T.
halliday. OF Chicago. to Miss Opal
c. jackson, which occurred at Brook
ings Wednesday afternoon. The bride
groom is brother of Mrs. b. b. Dean
of Mitchell. and son OF j. +. Halli-
day, OF Iroquois, and is well-known
here.
Miss Hazel Rockwell a Dakota
Wesleyan student. is spending few
DAYS with friends in Huron, and will
return to her school work tonight.
b. +, Barnard left Sunday night
for Madison, Wis, on brief business
trip
| Franklin Floete returned Sunday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
witnessed the Observation-Disclosures
game Saturday. He declared that
Captain Myers, Hancock, and "Bill'
4 Kelley We're the only members of the
Badger team that were really fighting
Kelley is reported TO have played the
best game of his career and cinched
berth on the team for as long as he
lis eligible.
AL Freelove, banker OF kenne-
bee. was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
Judge Dick Haney Went up to
Pierre yesterday where he will argue
a case before the supreme court
p. H. Kelley returned yesterday
,.morning from trip to Minneapolis to
watch his son Will Kelley, in action
against the Minnesota team in the
/, Gopher Badger battle
Mrs. Ludwig Loevinger of White
Lake, was shopping in the city Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Ronald left last
night for the Twin Cities. Mrs. Ron
aid will return at the end of the week,
but Mr. Ronald will go on to Chca-
go and Omaha before returning.
The patent office of Milton S. Gran
dali, of Sioux City, reports the grant
ing OF patent to George Fiddler. of
Pollard, S. d., for a spring wheel
Hugh Scallin arrived yesterday
from GAINESVILLE. Wis, and will assist
his father, S. II. Scallin. in the drug
store unl.. after the holidays. He will
return in the spring to GAINESVILLE.
where he has a position with the
GAINESVILLE Pillow company.
j. NJ. Novotny, of KimbalI. was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Herbert Allen returned yesterday
from short visit with friends in AL
pena and Huron.
r. N. Holsaple went to FIT Pierre
sunday to conduct raid upon some
alleged bootlegging establishments.
j. S. Schule4'. of Woonsocket, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. E Pascoe has departed for
Chicago for brief visit before going
to San Antonio. Texas. where she will
make an extended visit.
Mrs. James Ilimball spent Sunday
IN Sioux Falls with Mrs. Lizzie Ayers.
she was accompanied by Miss Mary
Grebel, of Stickney, who has been her
guest for several days.
DIR. C. C. Redfeld. of Rapid CITY,
IA member of the board of charities
and corrections. was made warden
of the penitentiary at Sioux Falls at
a meeting of the board at Sioux Falls
,th1s afternoon, according to word re
A1S'AA w. IL NlilS also d MEM
Der OF the board. DR.. Redfieio sue
ceeded the O. S. Swenson
The Hughes supporters in the II. ID.
Buttertield store gave surprise
iced for the Wilson hackers in the
room formerly used as Democratic
headquarters Friday night. When the
store closed, the Wilsonites were in
vlted upstairs and found a table load
ed for them. There were 20 clerks.
'and friends i'll attendance. AT the con-
,clusion of the luncheon. each of the
guests gave the reason for supporting
one or the other of the candidates.
Commissioner of Streets, ]. b. Doty
mas announced that there is no MORE
dumping wanted on the South Side
vladuct until further notice.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday to Ivan Hemphill and Mrs.
Mae Bomza, both of Reliance, S. ID.
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