The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-12-20
LOCAL NOTES
From Mondays $ Dailv

nay nave returned from Des s Moinas Sca1ilh ~
Wnere they intended to lake koiMes, nxa,;a aa',
ns, 1lSn 1or entrance to the ayiation aaa- corns
tn1y ttney We're obliged to return a,itha,sr
.aa;ing e1a;ng tile test as there was is'1evs nv ev
aa aaiillhing board there when thev ~ err;,, ia
e ed. Weaver Dobson% % and i''ey p;ahava aFr,v,
smlth are still at Des Moines. "''''ara
Corporal H. Mcdonald who o,a,u..
70 pc survivor OF tho M VIZ n! olai!ns
gun company of the famous "pr;nnaae pl,ac.,lne
Pat regiment is in MiteheiI> tadan L,ncess u.s.
VIII give lecture toniaht 'uuaS. tha nc
e eeeds Of Which will be be, Used tl1 fnr pro !bo
pene1lt .nin Of the widows and chiITron i tlde u,
III, III J, men OF the regiment VIM Su WOW NJ
Killed in service. VIII were
son Alfred viii leave a.; Grfenwsld fen,xst and nc!
Nreoofla, Mo-, where they viii iieo snoni, 5or !
few days visiting relatives 4T rha,e hspena ,el,S
spend Christmas in Kansas Irty cityy VIII WI
n from there will go to Florida "ty ,,hona saa
ehey Will spend the winter, "'efe
~ Gnnton ,ii1 McGoven, of Plankinton 10
~ :, M'tclleli y ior few days visit. -
,,,i E; g; G; Morris, of,Artesian. was in
Mitchell today on business. was ah
me \. L. T. N. boarding c,,h q.
Dukota Wesleyan will be cIoseI tow "s
f;orarllS t;oi,S during the Christmas hnii- @
=, George Nobis. who has cn,;stoa !,
me aviation corps left this n morning y
lor MS home In Ohio and will ill., ninit nnas
enrol.te at the home of n sister s ida
VII report later 1T trainin@ conn aIe
MT. NoDis was entertained last n;nbt
~ farewell party given in his hn1nr
uS the Mitchell Municipal hand ~
WnlcE nc mas been a member since nc
organizauon. The party was given az ~
sie Ne Wldmann h0tel. At its close .,r
Nopls ! was presented with a gold vatcli
ns lhe band boys as token Of % ti'sir
l., MI: and Mrs. II. Il. Keyser and FAM.
ieIt this morning for poinfs l.,
INDIANA, where they will visit for some a
DR.; F. NJ. Mitchell of Orient. s n
-Wno w, mas been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Grundland fnr 4ha
past week. left this morning for for
Scotland, S. D., and other points. ~
William H. Dowdell of Artesian 10
visiting in Mitchell for few days.' "
=, Henry Hoagland has been forced to
9slscohllnue sdsl. his college work for a
lew days because of minor illness,
Harry Brereton has returned TO
Mitchell after short visit at the home
OF MS parents at Canton.
robert Nichols, a former Mitchell
business man, has arrived in Mitchell
ior a short stay. Mr.. Nichols was
IorliGriy . engaged in the jewelry bust
ness here: He is new engaged in the
fahchlng business near Faith, S. d.,
Word has been received that Bernie
Brereton. who attended Dakota Wes-
ieyan for about three years, has en-
listed in the marine corps. y
Max Nobis' made brief business
trip 10 Ethan today.
Claude NVattles, a former resident of
Mitchell. is here to spend the Christ
mas holidays. :. i..a'E -,
Miss Rose Konz, bookkeeper at the
Mitchell Laundry has been Obliged to
discontinue work for several days he
cause of illness.
In the civil suit, Grant Williams
versus Chicago and Milwaukee and st,
Paul railroad, which has held the court
for several days was decided by the
jury after a long session in favor of
the plaintiff, Mr.. Williams. He was
awarded $500 damage.
l. Baron, who recently enlisted in
tile quartermasters corps at Chicago,
received orders this morning to report
at Camp Joseph Johnson, Jackson
vile, Fla, December 29.
Judge o. C. Thompson, William
McGrath and Lauritz Miller have been
appointed by the exemption board to
act as committee of attorneys wish
ing information about the proper FILL
ing out the questfonaires. All men
wishing information about the proper
filling of these questonaires should
get it from this committee as the
board has been requested by the
Washington authorities to give no ad-
vice to the registrants.