The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-12-14
LOCAL NOTES
Irom Saturdays nnily

From SATURDAYS Daily
f. L. Wagner, of Sioux Falls, is in
Mitchell today on legal business
Il X Morrow, who formerly lived
acre but is now located in Duluth
Mimi, was II Mitchell Oh business to
day
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Mclaughlin
] can down from lIighmore last oven
ing. Mrs. Mclaughlin entered loca
hospital today for AN operation.
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Johnson. Of
Fresno, are Mitchell visitors .oday,
S. Il. Grams of Pierre, stale fire
marshall. was here yesterday making
inspections.
]. G. Oakley, of Nermillion, was d
visitor here Yesterday
The following South Dakotaas
have been granted patents during the
cast week according to the report of
The patent office of Milton S. Gran
dali, of Sioux City: Hjalmar Hanson
Summit, saw fling device; VIM j.
Jihben Davis. corn planter attach
ment Don Mccoy, Miller, combined
weed extractor and lawn rake; Ma
thias Mueller, Colome, footbowl;
Stanley A. Resseguie, Aberdeen, BIZ
cycle support; Philip schenk, Utica,
razor strop.
The next two Omega dancing part
les will be held on ,he evenings of
December Is and December 25 The
n L.nl
in the new ball room of the Widmann
hotel, while the Christmas night
party will be held in the Elks' club.
Walter Scheurenbrand, captain OF
the high school football team dur
ing the past season was yesterday re-
elected to the position for the coming
year. Scheurenbrand has been a hard
worker during the season and has one
more year to represent the Purple
and White"
Charles b. Rathbun, stationery
engineer residing in Mitchell. has
filed a petition of bankruptcy at
Sioux Falls. His liabilities are listed
at sS75.55, all in unsecured claims,
and his assets at S72o.50. of which
SCOOPS is declared to be exempt
Word has been received that Mrs.
G. a Bingham. former resident of
Mitchell, passed away at her present
home in Medford, Ore, ON November
20. She was a member OF the w. r.
C. while here The funeral services
were very widely attended and the
floral tokens were profuse Mrs. Ell
len Anderson formerly OF Mitchell,
is step-daughter OF the deceased.
Rev. G. W. Helms. the evangelist,
will preach both morning and even
ing at the special Sunday services at
the Free Methodist church. Sunday
school will be held al / 0 a. m, preach
ing at / a. m. and 7:3o p. IN. Glass
al / > NJ.
Roscoe Arbuckle, Mable Normand,
and Al st. John We're co-stars at the
Gale last night in a Two reel comedy
He Did and He Didn't" The film is
a keystone release and was back for
a return date
Walter b. Kasper, naturalization
examiner for the United States gov
eminent, was here yesterday compiet-
llg arrangements for the establish
ment of night school which will
prepare foreigners to take the exam
for citizenship and enable
them 10 be better citizens if they pass
than they would otherwise be. Eng
lish and the rudiments of civics will
be taught and instruction given in the
rights and duties OF citizens. Any one
I\riS h
j. w. McClinton for further part,u-
lars.
Ethan Enterprises: r NJ. Hammer
fell into the cellar in the rear room
OF the drug store last evening. The
trap door had been left open and he
having gone out there in the semi
darkness, to perform some light task.
10 no,