The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-10-04
From TUESDAYS s Daily

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Chicago where they will visit friends.
They plan to attend the worlds Series
TO be played between the New York
Nationals and the Chicago White Sex.
R. +. StOlte, Redfleld contractor ar
rived in Mitchell today on business con-
cerning the bids submitted for the new
school buildings in Mitchell which will
be erected during the coming year.
d. C. Hice. of Chamberlain, arrived
in Mitchell Monday evening to visit
here for several days.
Willis E. Johnson, of Aberdeen, is n
business visitor in Mitchell today.
w. F. Pascoe departed today for
Deming, N. NJ, where he will vis:;
the camp of the First South Dakota
later 10 San Antonio, Tex, where his
son, Harry Pascoe, lives.
F. E. Marvin, of Springfield, is in
Mitchell today attending to business
affairs.
j. A. Porter and w. B. Pearson, of
Parksson, are in Mitchell today to at
tend the meeting Of the Farmers union
held here today and "Wednesday.
William Pearson, of Emery, arrived
in Mitchell today for a short visit.
Mrs. w. o. Smith, of Kimball, ar
rived in Mitchell this morning for a
visit With friends.
Edward Breer, of Plankinton, is a
Mitchell visitor today.
Tim O'Rourke, VINO has been con-
nected with the Mitchell Light and
Power company for some lime has
departed for Omaha, where he has
accepted an excellent position with a
large power company.
Miss Marjorie Herrick has returned
TO her home in White Lake after a
visit with relatives in Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Scholes and
small son are visiting friends in Nit
Farmers union. They weer also here
during the latter part of Corn Palace
week. They are the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. II. Smith.
w. C. Metcalf left this morning for
will attend the world series games
that are played in Chicago.
Miss Fern Medley departed from
Mitchell this morning Ior Chicago
where she will be engaged in drama
tic work during the winter. Miss Med
ley has ben a soloiSt with high class
chautaufua bureaus for some time.
Rev. G. p. Keeling left this morn
ing for Scotland where he will attend
Aberdeen where the state synod is
held until Sunday evening.
r.. E. Dowdell, of Artcsian, man
ager of Ruskin park, passed through
Mitchell This morning enroute to Scot
land, where he will attend to bust
ness matters. He motored from Rus
kin park and took the south train from
Mitchell.
Governor Peter Norbeck arrived in
Mitchell today to attend and address
the meeting of the Farmers union held
here this week.
Miss Belle Workman is new bill
clerk in the Milwaukee, railorad dis
patchers' office.
Mrs. C. II. Gall and two small
daughters Gretchen and Rachel, who
have been visiting at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. q. 7. Notson, departed
ton Springs after spending few days
at the Corn Palace.
Rev. G. r. Notson returned Monday
from Bath, S. D., where he spoke Sun
day in the interests of the Methodist
state hospital. Rev. Notson reports
that the campaign for hospital funds
is being rpaidly pushed to completion
and that the erection of the. building
will be compelled within the contract
time.
Miss Mary Lucil Hitchcock of the
Dakota WESLEYAN school of public
speaking, will give publ, public recital aaanoi, in
morning 1e essFe1 sf 40 ocloeR Miss ssGtSM HtcS
cock will read "The Melting Pot q
recent drama by Israel Zangwill, tina;
has received SO much favorable COM
ment by critics. The recital is entirely
free. and the public most cordially in
yltsd ydn, to cat attend; nd, alt, Il will folloW a.
in tn college auditorium.
The bids for the construction Of the
junior high schol building in Mitchell
will be opened today. Several con
tractors from various parts of the
state arrived in Mitchell this morning
TO be present for the award.
Normal temperature for the month Of
September was 500 degrees; depart
ure; average daily for this month
nlus 40: accumulated since January
357. The total precipitation was 1877
inches. The excess Of normal fol
september is plus 0.i8.
C. IT, Champion, father of WilliaY
Champion and John Champion died thi:
morning al his home in Ethan aftel. q
funeral will be held at the home ir
Ethan Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Tobiassen tn'
! daughter, Mrs. Albert Herman and Mrs
Roy Woody, of Draper, mOtored ttli>
morning to their homes after slol
visit at the G. A. Woodby home.
Mrs. George w. Austin has received
= 4word from her son Harvey Austin Of
Company + while on their way to theil
new training camp at Charlotte, N. G
The Letter is dated from Bloomington
T Ind. The boys reached Chicago Ia,
urday evening about O'Clock, but dir
J not hay ca very long stay theer. From
| Chicago the men went to Indianapolis
} Cincinnati, Chattanooga, and thence tt
Charlotte. At Savanna, ILL.,, the mel
were allowed to leave the cars for ;
short time. He reports that all were
j. we'll and having fine time on the
trip.
The Associated Charities of Mitchell
led by Mrs. S. NJ. Grundland, have be
gun the winter's work in The Interests
of the poor of the city. The associa
!. ton has procured room No. 1 in tn
city hall where clothing can be lef
for disposal among the needy families
> Of the city. At this time It is espec
tally desired to receive clothing t
: permit needy children to enter school
$ IL is urged that The donations be- mad
r Immediately in order that the childre
\ be not kept out of school. Any VIII
5. cannot deliver to the city hall, may Cal