The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-30
LOCAL NOTES
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
Robert Law left last evening FOL
Jacksonville, Fla. He has purchased
some land near that city and will
spend the winter taking care Of his
property.
Mrs. Grace Dowdell, of Artesian
was shopping in the city today.
Suit for divorce was filed yester-
day by Gilbert G. Jackson against
Elizabeth E. Jackson, the complaint
stating that she had deserted him
without just cause.
Ed. Wenz, of Alpena, was bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
d. L. Mcleod, one of the county
commissioners, yesterday brought a
coyote into the county auditors Of
flee for bounty.
John kutasky, of Chamberlain was
a business caller in Mitchell yester-
day.
In the adjourned session of the
county commissioners, the judges and
clerks of the recent election in Nit
chell wereallowed $12 apiece for
their services. IN Mt. Vernon, the
amount was SO, while in all the 9TH
er precincts it was Sc.
S. S.Whitter, of Reresford, was
transacting business in the city today.
A. w. Macomber, of Sioux Falls,
was visiting friends in the city today.
Mr.. Macomber has the somewhat I'M
usual distinction of being the father
of seven red-headed girls ana as PROUD
a parent as one might expect
p. COPYRIGHT, of Chamberlain, was
la business visitor in the city yester-
day. 4
A mistake was made in reporting
the case brought by the Davis &
Daniels Lumber company against Ida
Warren and Elizabeth McKillip. The
item read Mrs. Elizabeth McKillip,
which was an error.
G. e. Brown was an Artesian visit
Or in the city yesterday.
Bids will be asked by the county
commissioners on the construction OF
about Ia bridges in the county. The
body spent several days in carefully
considering bridge petitions and de-
cided that there was need of about
that number.
Ernest Smith, of Condo, a gradu-
ate of Wesleyan last June, was in the
city yesterday for short visit with
friends.
The Chamberlain bridge has been
open for few days again owing to
the recent rush of ice, but was clos
| ed so that cars could cross again to-
LAY. The bridge is getting rather I'M
popular this winter and the railroad
men are anxious to see work COM
mence on tn new structure that has
been ordered in.
| w. r. Ronald left his afternoon
for Watertown, where he will deliver
an address tomorrow before the
M. ]. Flanagan, trainmaster of
the Milwaukee railroad at Aberdeen,
was in the city today.
A G. Strand, of Ethan, was in
the city yesterday and left last night
for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend the
winter.
! Frank Brainard is taking briet
tween Mitchell and Sanborn, la. He
is being relieved by e. e. Bradberry
+. r. McMullen, who is charged
with criminal assault upon Marion
Christensen, entered a plea of not
guilty before Judge Frank B. Smith
in circuit court this morning. He
will be tried later in the week.
Il marriage license was issued YES
terday afternoon to Walter F. Mar
shall and Miss Rosetta M Schwab
both of Mitchell. The young people
We're married by Rev. c. e. O'Flath
erty.
C. J. Wilson, who has been TAX
ing a few days vacation, has agall
resumed work as a Milwaukee con
ductor on his run between Mitchell
and Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hardman lief
yesterday afternoon for Trenton
Tenn, where they will make an ex
tended visit.
A number of the boy students o
Miss Helen Powers gave a piano re
cital at the studio Saturday evening
Those taking part We're Clifford Sam
son, Darwin Noble, Will Fritz, Jr
Ralph Hoffman, Harvard Noble, Ty
Ter Palmer, Richard Crop, Keit
Muller, Ray Farnsworth, Olarenc
Litchtield, Romel Scoville, Heyele
Alexander. Albert Fritz, Bonnie Barr
ard and Alfred Greenwald.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Meyer left thi
afternoon for Mellette, where the
will spend Thanksgiving at the HON
of Mrs, Meyers parents, Mr.and Mr.
F. . Newell.
Chester Whitstruck invited a nun
q Der of his friends out to his farl
eight miles south of the city, la!
, night for surprise party, the occa
\ ion being the birthday of his wifi
q About 40 neighbors were present an
+ passed very pleasant evening.
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= CARD OF THANKS.
. We wish to thank the many kin