The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
LOCAL NOTES
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g. II. NermilNea returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to
Vivian and points west of the river
Harry Woodward, Dakota Yves.
lcyan, Is, who is teaching in In,
high school and coaching athletics
at Hot Springs this year, has sue
aecded in turning out a fast clever
IN his first attempt His team Dea;
Rapid City Friday. g to and by
so doing. received Il clear title to the
Black Hills championship. Wood
ward was a star athlete in both foot
ban and track during his years at
Wesleyan.
Jim Livingston, Jim Madden and
Philip Stelnbrooll We're all up be-
fore Municipal Judge w NJ. Herbert
this morning on the charge of drunk
enness. The judge treated them all
alike, and assessed the customary
O fine, which was paid.
Joe Hill came home from Brook
ings yesterday to spend couple OF
days and cast his vote in the election
Al Scott took his bloodhounds to
Presho last week to trace some men
who had played u number of Hal
lo" en- pranEs The dogs located
1}e culprits in less than a half hour
+ na Sort uc,.irtd many commenda-
lions on their work
/ Friends OF Miss Elizabeth Moses
received word today of her marriage
| last Friday to John Russell, of Val
| ley City, n. d., whore Miss Moses
/ has been attending school. The
| bridegroom is prosperous business
man of the North Dakota city and is
manager of The Russell Milling com
pany, millers OF Occident flour. The
bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| F. f. Moses. of this city, and is a
lgraduate of Mitchell high school The
bridal couple are spending their
honeymoon in Minneapolis and ex-
pect to visit in this city before re-
turning to Valley City.
\ marriage license was issued to-
day 10 Gullick Benson and Miss Hell
len Elchorst, OF Sioux Falls.
Kenneth Foster has accepted a
position in the Truli-Wright clothes
'2opo and has commenced his du,t
todar
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs VIII II.
Gapo PA East Firth avenue, on FIJI
day November 3, u daughter
" T. Cody, Of Mason City, divi-
.on freight agent for the Milwaukee
system, was in the city today on
company business.
L. L. Halliday, of Woonsocket. was
visitor in the city Saturday after
noon
Mrs s. w. whyte left yesterday
afternoon for Wabena Mimi, where
she will visit at the home OF a sis
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Nilsson, of Ar
tesian, We're Mitchell visitors Satur-
day
H. A. Wagner, of Mitchell will be
an usher "Wednesday evening at the
marriage in Sioux Falls of William
j Ontjes, president of the Sioux Falls
Savings bank. to Miss Dorothy RE
DIESEL. The wedding is expected to
be the most brilliant social event of
the season at Sioux Falls.
Iorne Avery came up from Nermil-
lion Friday evening TO spend a cou
pie OF days with his parents MI.
Avery expects 10 receive his masters
degree from the state university This
year.
President e. C. Perisho, of Brook
ings, was in the city yesterday be
tween trains.
Guy Cook came down from Clark
to spend Sunday with his parents,
FL and Frs. j, c. Cook He return
ed to his school work there .estel-
day afternoon.
p. f Wickhem, of Alexandria, was
IN the city Saturday afternoon on
business
Mrs John w. Wells arrived home
Saturday evening after a three-weels
Falpariso, Ind, and different points
in Iowa.
Julia Schmidt bought he 4 room,
house at Tripp for $1,2G0. Tom Ray
OF Armour bought the S-room house
for $2.325. judge Bros We're the
auctioneers.
Mrs. d. T. Becker returned homo
sunday from a visit With relatives i'll
hcago and Milwaukee.
JOS Tchetter, of Bridgewater was
d business calier in the city Saturday.
june CaSS. Who is spend ne the
winter with his parents in Scotland
snent sunday with friends in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ferris and
daughter, of Presho. We're Mitchell
callers yesterday
Numerous cases of cattle dying
from the mysterious cornstall5 dis
ease have been reported in the coun-
try about Mitchell during the past
few days. One local veterinarian
| declared today that all cattle should
| be kept out of the cornfelds, as
| there was no remedy for the COM
plant.
The reception given at the New
| bury's greenhouses Friday, Saturday
and Sunday attracted good deal OF
! attention and much favorable com
4 ment. Over 800 visitors weer in the
plant on Friday and We're shown the
gorgeous display of color that is to
be found there Music was provided
and light refreshments We're served.
W. I. March, manager of the green
houses, declared that he was highly