The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-06
LOCAL NOTES
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily
G. r. Picrson, of Waterlown, was
a Mitchell visitor Wednesday.
Miss Lottic Jones, of Sparta, Wis,
is visiting friends in Mitchell.
Miss Frances 0sgood went to Woon-
socket Wednesday afternoon. She will
teach near there during the next fall
and winter.
G. +. Turner, of Washington Springs,
was a Mitchell business visitor We'd
nesday.
Frank Petrie, who has been travelling
during The summer with theRedpath
Chautauqua system, has returned TO
his home in Mitchell.
tect of Sioux City, has arrived in Nit
ehcll for a short visit at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Les
ter. He will soon enter the army.
Miss Mildred Osgood left this morn
ing for Chicago where she will enter
the woman's training school for Of
flcerslip in the Salvation Army.
Mrs. G. jerks, OF Faith, S. D., visit
ed friends in Mitchell Wednesday.
j. l.. Shedd, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the milwaukee, rail-
road was in Mitchell Wednesday on
company business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E,E. Theuer, of Wes-
slngton Springs, arrived in Mitchell
"Wednesday for a short visit with
friends.
r. j.. Sullivan, OF Mason City, Ia,
an official of the Iowa and Dakota div
Mitchell "Wednesday on company bus
mess.
John Rculand of White Lake was
a Mitchell visitor "Wednesday.
Frank Hale, who placed third in the
national trap shooting tournament at
Chicago held from August 20 to "a
returned Mitchell Wednesday evel,-
ing.
Those who have given books and
magazines to the soldiers through
the city library during The past few
days are: Mrs. L.. Beckwith, Mrs, NJ.
j. Boyden, Mrs. w. A. Brackett, Mrs,
ID. Cllarlesworth, Mrs. j. A. Cooley,
Mrs. j. Corcoran. Miss Erdman, Mrs.
Christie Lunn, Mrs. Mathis, Mrs. Wal
ter Newman, Mrs. II. ID. Wagner.
Miss Frcdcrika Allen, of Woonsocket
was in Mitchell "Wednesday for a short
visit with friends.
Rev. n. w. Bowen and Mr.. Webster
Of White Lake, We're visitors in Mitch
ell Wednesday.
Lieut.. Paul S. Egbert returned We'd
ncsdaN from IaCrosse, Wis, Where
I,..
few days. Lieut.. Egbcrl las received
kas., next week and has resigned his
position us assistant city engineer.
Stanley p. Jones', of Soiux Falls, who
supplied at ST. Mary's Episcopal church
during the summer of 1916 was a
Jones is in charge of the Episcopal
church in Pierre this summer.
80 Mrs. L. r. Stair mas returned from
visit at various points in the east.
She visited at Chicago, South Bend,
Wis. ''S'' ''' 'a'''
Mrs. Stanley Morris, of Mt. Vernon.
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Morris.
Louis Lovingcr and II. N. Gaines
uaae iC0eiNcu HotlCC " iepoLt iol july
duty at the next meeting of the reu.
eral grand jury at Deadwood, begin
ming next Tuesday.
Report from the weather Office at
Huron shows that there were light
frosts in a few places in the state dur
ing the past week. Conditions were
favorable for corn, although Il telnper-
ature below normal prevailed at the
end of the week. Gardens and pas
lures are in need of rain. Grain al
ready threshed is reported as being ol
unusually good quality.
Every farmer member of the Farm
crs' Union, Equity League and Farm
erS' Non-Partisan League should at
tend the Labor Day Address at Ruskin
Park next Monday, Labor Day.
Stanley Norris, Of Mt. Vernon, will
ship Il number of prize swine 10 The
Minneapolis fair at Minneapolis tonight
The hogs have taken prizes at both the
North and South Dakota state fairs.
The home guard company will drill
tonight at the court house park at
1880 o'clock. Non-commissioncd or
Roy Caylor, who pitched for tlle
Trip team against Mcnno "Wednesday
afternoon at Trip, hurled his team ll
Il 8 to 1 victory.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry II. Weak, who
are Wishing with relatives here, re-
turned "Wednesday night from Siou,
Falls where Rev. Weak has been Civ.
ing several Lectures on the missiOrar,
work in India.
Il. II. Medley left lllis morning fo
SiolXtCity OH Il short business visit.
Captain Harry Branson, OF Troop f
has orders to attend court martial pro
ceedfngs at Sioux Falls against a mem
ber of one of the cavalry troops of TN
First South Dakota regiment.
Rev. j.. S. Hardness returned fror
Wcssinston Springs this morning af
ter conducting district quarterl
meeting in the Methodist Epscopa
church there.
+. L.. Richards, superintendent q
The $. c. and d. division of The Mil
wa,lkrc railroad was in Mitchell toda
on business.
Earle A. Christensen left This morn
ing for Washington, ID. c., where Ii
has accepted a government position i
lie war department. He has bee
visiting for the past few days in Mil
clell with his parents, Mr.. and MIR.
Il. S. Christensen.
y The Royai iicighbors will hold
basket picnic at the east side park o
Friday p. M. Aug. 81. Each Royi
NcighbOr is invited 10 come and brin
we'll filled basket.
= Nobody wants To miss the big FASH
ion Number of The Republican ncA
Sunday, Sept. 2nd.