The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
work on building.
]. j. Boney, of Chamberlain, is at
tending to business matters in Mitchell

two, daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thompson, all of Tyndall were in Nit
,chell yesterday enroute from Huron
ito their home. William Thompson is
mayor Of Tyndall.
MISS. Cassie Woodward, of White
Lake, is visiting friends in Mitchell this
week.
Allen Brigham, Winfield Wilt, Her
bert Fox and Harold Grace motored to
Huron during the early part Of the
week returning to Mitchell Thursday
evening.
Roland Young, student at the state
university at Vermillion, has arrived
in Mitchell for visit at the home Of
his brother, Paul Young.
Guy Brown and Melchor Guzman,
former students at Dakota Wesleyan
left Thursday night for Chicago, where
they will attend Northwestern univer-
sity during the coming year.
H. N. Pool, of Redneld, visited
friends in Mitchell Thursday.
Governor Peter Norbeck, of Redfleld
left Mitchell yesterday afternoon en-
route from Winner to Aberdeen after
spending few hours here, where he
met with the Chamber OF Commerce
committee which arranges for the Field
day in Mitchell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith are
in Window, Minn., having gone there
with the body of their infant son who
died Tuesday morning. Window is the
former home of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Charles M. Day, Of Sioux Falls, and
A. U. Ringsrud, of Elk Point, both
members of the state board of charities
and corrections, stopped in Mitchell for
a short time Thursday enroute from
Plankinton where they attended a
superintendent of the training school
at Plankinton, accompanied them TO
Sioux Falls.
Miss Ruth Evans, who has been Wis
iting friends in Huron during the week
attending the state fair, returned /,
her home in Mitchell Thursday evening.
Lyle Paullin, q member Of Troop f
broke MS leg in a football scrimmage
"Wednesday afternoon. He may be un-
able to leave Mitchell with the men
for Deming, N. NJ, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Trombley an
small daughter arrived Thursday even
ing from their home in St, Louis, Mo-,
for visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Butterfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Rathbun have
left for Mitchell for South Bend, Ind,
where they will visit with relatives for
several weeks.
Secretary f. G.. Drake, of the Corn
Palace accompanied by A.. H. Dix, are
on the road every day advertising the
Mitchell fall event. They have visited
nearly every town in the southeastern
part of the state. rs
Miss Alma Dahl is visiting friends
in Sioux Falls where she will remain
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Barnes, of Ar
mour, arrived in Mitchell Friday night
for few days visit here. ''s ..,=1
H. A.. Schmidt, Of Tripp.E, arrived
Friday evening to witness the depart
ure of the cavalry troops from Mitch
ell. -,
Walter Eastman, Of White Lake,
visited in Mitchell for a few hours to-
day enroute to Dickinson, N. D., where
he has accepted position in "a, print
the esteem in whicr she is held by
ing concern.
Olaf Nelson, cashier of the Trust
and Savings bank of Sioux City wasiin
Mitchell Friday attending TO business
matters.
Rev. John Kaye and daughter, Miss
Mable Kaye, Of kimbafl arrived in Nit
chell this morning to bid goodbye to
William Kaye member Of Troop E.
George Keller, of Fulton, arrested
for non-support of his wife and child
was on Friday bound over to the next
session of the circuit court under bonds
Of $500 for his appearance.
Burr Wiltse returned this morning
from Huron, where he has been attend
IT,, ct to fo;y ho %pyonl.
Miss Beatrice Tilley, of Spencer, ar
rived in Mitchell Friday to visit will
her brother Frank Tilley, member
of Troop E.
A warrant Of arrest has been issued
stealing a St5 coat, and $500 ir
cash from the home OF H. A. Jennings
r. B. Crelly, of Spencer, arrived il
Frank w. Mitchell, acting secretar!
of the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
accompanied by several boosters ant
members of Company made an autt
advertising trip to neighboring toWn'
Mitchell Field Day that will be givel
here Tuesday for the guard cOmpanie
of Mitchell and Parker. They visite,
the towns Of Salem, Monroe, Canisto
} ia, Parker, Spencer, Fulton and Fsrme
Mr.. Mitchell says that the prospect
of attendance from those towns ar
especially good. Parker he said wOul
, send large representation with Com
pany ID.
R. C. Raines, dispatcher in the Mil
waukee station has resumed his Wor
: after a weeks vacation.
Second Lieutenant l.. o. Shirley ar
rived from Watertown Friday evenin
and departed today with Troop 1
. filling the position that has been vacan
since the mobilization. here. Lieu
Shirley organized the sanitarycompan
of the First South Dakota cavalry.
Regular melting Modern Brotherhoo,
|; of America viii be held Monday even
ing in the Odd Fellows Hail..
!, John Douglas of Minneapolis, an ex
pert candy maker arrived Friday an
: will be employed by Sakell Bros.
Regular meeting of Yeomen Tuesda
evening, Sept. 18, at l. o. o. +. hal
-idOnlcers for 1913 will be elected at thi
, time. All Yeomen are urged to b
) present.-A. A. Smith, Cor.
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COSTS $3.50 TO BREAK
STATE BONE DRY Law