The Mitchell capital., February 19, 1914, Image 3

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LO:AL NEWS NOTES
Kroui Tli i-sd
W. M. Smith in1 D.'ll. Miller were
scheduled to embark iI San l-'runcheo
today mi ilie steamship Manchuria
loi- a three in on li con of the Oii
"iU. They will visit I he Hawaiian aid
Plulipitie inlands, Japan ami the prin
cipal seaports Cluna belore r•
I urn
in- They left Mitchell a month
ago. —v
John Kayser, jr., Pled Fergen ami
Charles M. Scliliuigeii, jr., wore rep
resentatives o!' the ParUston Com
mercial rlnlj at Hie Corn Palace
meeting last evening. Mr. Koyser is
the president of the I'arkstou club,
which was organized on .Monday ev
ening ol' this week.
1 torn to Mr, and Mrs. Ilalver Ol
f-on, six miles southwest ol' Mitchell,
on Thursday, February I'J, a son.
The weiit her this ariernoon 'gave
some hopes of wanner temperatures.
The mercury registered degrees lie-
being realized for the purchase ol'
women's .dubs of the city to donate -,
pictures for the schools and 'this re-
Milted Mondav in the vole of lite!
Twentieth Centurv club to purchase
a suitable picture tor presentation.!
The state board of examiners in
oplomerty will hold examinations in
Mitchell on March In and II. The.
officers of the hoard are 1- II. Prey,
of Walertown, president (1. F. Kiv
ingstone, Yankton. vice-president:
II. W. Knutson, Leola. secretary and
treit surer.
made her home for the past year. She
had been ill for several mouths with
heart trouble and the end had been
expected for some lime. Mr. Downey
and his sister, Mrs. A. L. Johnson, of
Kilgar. Neb., will b'avo tomorrow
with the rj'iuains for Atlanta. 111., the
old home of I lie family, here they
will be interred beside the grave of
their father, who died nearly two
years ago.
Simon P. Olson, of Ml. Vernon
died at 8: IU o'clock last evening, fol­J
lowing an illness of several weeks
The deceased leaves a wife, one son ch
and two daughters. The children are'
Die Olson, of Mi. Vernon, ,Mrs.|
J. C. Larson, of Siranquist. Minn.,
and Mi's. J. L. .Lennox, of ML. Yern-|
on. The funeral will be held at thej
N a a in
S a a in a I
a a a re id a
rnon at o'clock that afternoon.
Interment will be in the Ml. Vernon
cemetery.
.Mayor and Mrs. A. K. Hitchcock
relumed yesierday afternoon from
Chicago. Airs. Hitchcock hud i" en
iM Chicago since the last of Decem
ber and is now in better health.
Rev
isi.
proving
ei ation
his ear
clllill
connected Willi the
Lumber company
morning for hica
A. \j. liurke. roundhouse l'oieinaii
for thy jMilwattkee roltul at Sanborn,
la., is inspecting the engines run
ning on the Iowa and Dakota divi
sion out of Mitchell for the putpose
of ir.vestigaling the engines running
on the Iowa and Dakota division out
ol Mi-tchell for the. purpose of in
vestigating the economies practiced
in the use of coal.
Andrew J. Rasmussen, of Mitchell,
and Miss Berenice Winter, of y.ason
City, la., were married at the Con
gergalionul parsonage yesterday af
ternoon by the pastor, Kev. h. J-.
Schwab.
From Friday's Daily—
I'. A. tollman went over to l'uliou
this morning on a business rrip.
I'rof. (.!. (1. Frary. or Vermillion,
slate commissioner of the food anil
drug deparlment, litis been invited by
the Retail Merchant's association to
speak in Mitchell at an early date anil
explain the Working of the. pure food
law of South Dakota. It is hoped to
make the meeting an open one.
S. K. Morris returned yesterday af
ternoon from Chicago, where he had
been this week on business. Mrs Ivlor
ris will remain for another week and
A. B. Darling, who was in Chicago
with them, has gone on to New York
on business.
A. J. Curtis was in Sioux I'ily this
week on business.
The churches of the city anil the
Commercial club have named a coni
mittee to have general charge of the
state Sunday school convention,
which will be held in Mitch"!
1 in
Presbyterian: Ti.
national and T.
niercial club,
A
A 1 1
1 1
0
li. !•". Tilley. of the First Hup-1 Winifred
was reported to be im
nicely lodny. A slight op
was perofrined upon one of
where an iibcess had been a
source ol annoyance. for Redlield to attend th
May. The members are J. W Broad
bent, Uaptisi: I'rof. S. L. van Ben
thuv en Methndrt: M' Cn
,*-!» 1 f\»v*
'{if
if
Ruth, Congre
Morgans, Coin-
I'robably one ol' the lew men living
iu .Sonili Dakota who heard Abraham
Lincoln deliver his .famous Fr.ieport
speech in his debute with Stephiin
A. Douglas is 11. 11. liogers, county
treasurer. Mr. liogers lived near
Freeport at that time and travelled
several miles to hear the debate. Mr.
lingers also lias the unique ilistinc
lion of having voted twi'.-e t'or Lin
coln lor president. The tirst time
was in the fall of isti'i and was the
lijirst time Mr. Rogers ever cast
vole. Four years later while in
Carson City, Nevada. Mr. Rogers
again voted for Lincoln and liis one
regert is that Lincoln's assassination
prevented him casting a third vote
for our martyred president.
From Saturday's Daily— &&K
Kev. F. \V. Loose, ol' the
Lutheran church returned
0 1 1 1
1
church.
lcnv zero this morning. Approiuately Mrs. Flora Anderson,' ol' Ashton.
two inches of ligglit, snow l'ell-dm S. It., is staying with her sifter, Mrs.
ing the night, and this aflernooji. c. Downey, while Mr. Downey is
Snowfall was general all over easi»ru i„ Illinois on the sad mission of
South Dakota with a much lighter rying his mother.
lull west of the river.
The Klson art exhibit at the citv ,, Wali.-r Carharl. with
hull lust week resulted in about $Jo.i
W
(lerma
last ev-
A^l'ley
1
X. D., where lie
•s connected with
^usine
arrived last ev-
1 0 S
pie! tires lor the public schools. Supt. Homo u.i.l arc. a. the home ,,| Kev.
J. W. McClinton also has asked the
American
^'hart. I-or Hie pus.
I
1 1 0 1 1
oncepcion, lull.
I
Kthe Sh,*pherd and
^'l''^e .M Dakota esleyan.
The arharts will be in .Mitchell lor
Tile associated charities today is-liwo or ihree \\eelis bel'ore going
Mied a call lor dresses that could be CaliI'oniia lor lie' remainder ol' the
made over to i'it girls eight and ten winter. They expect to remain in this
years old. The bureau also is in need count at least a vear.
of a woman's warm coal, about. in
size. I'll one lilaT.
Itoy A. Hopkins of lledfield. is vis
iting tit the S. 1'. W'atkins home.
Mrs. C.eorge N. Dayton returned
to Minneapolis yesterday after a
week's visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mr.-. C. J. liliss.
I'rof. S. D. van I leu I uysen. of Da
kola Wesleyaii, r-polie last evening at
an enthusiastic meeting of the Ueu
laii Fanners' club at the home of its
president, L. S. liose.
Mrs. Ueo. L. Peterson is entertain
ing Miss Margaret John, of Carbon
dale-, III., an old friend
Mrs. Fniina :r.
•'-'•Downey died at.
noon today at the home of her son Mrs. A. II. Smith and daughter,
C. \Y. Downey, with whom she had lOvelyn, left yesterday afternoon for
Ipswich to see a gralid-datighl"r of
Mrs. Smith's which recently arrived
at ilie home of Civile Smith.
.Miss /elma liandelmau returned
this morning
she has been
her way hone
in SI. Paul ai
from Chicago, win.
for tlie pasl nion 1 li. On I
sli" spent several day
id .Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. J. Disburg and Mrs
Lindblait have gone to Sioux
for a few days.
I
|son of Sioux Falls, menibe,
I the slaii! board of charities and
visitor today in
S. A. M. \'oung, supervisor nt 111 iniJ-winter inspection and
depart nient. of Indian affairs, depart-! officers of Ilie South
ed for Washington. D. on officiaI aIionaI guard.
business. Mr. Young expects llial
1
be will be in Washington about three
v. eelis.
Misses Sarah and Helen Davis, of
nosh. Wis., uli.i had been in Mii-
blu
I'or several days on business I Kev. Joseph
Mrs. C. i\l. Voiie.g.
ei'iurned hoiiu^ this morning after a.|
visit of sever.il weeks at I he home of
11' i- son, I'aul M. Voung.
Leonard liailey, the boy who suf
f' red concussion of the brain when
lie was thrown from his pony on
Sunday afternoon, is slowly recov
ei ing consciousness at St. Joseph's
hospital loila His condition is sltow
in a marked improvement, and his
in plel recovery is believed to be
a matter of time.
Davis iV.- Daniels erintendenl of the American Suudav
departed lliisjsehoul union, who spent Friday will:
the local missionary. C. 10. I'.orchardl,
S'erniillion ''leiuufed for him hofiie al Des 'Moines
oi
IC.
City
Keese went to Platte
Tomorrow lie will
Congregational church
v. .1. P..
morning.
the
ibis
ihat place.
.1. M. Ruiie and
Woonsockei, were
today in Mitchell.
at
.1. R. Daltoa. of
business visitors
ljorn to Mr. and Mr
Friday. February I:',,
Warren I'J. Creen,
C. Redlield. of Rapid
I'.akewell of Plankinlon, and
rnon |,
cor-
reel ions, came dow from lie
last evening and this morning
over io Plaiiliinton lo :asjec
slate industritil school.
cashier of
was a bus
Cliarle A. I'ope,
State banli,
,'ent
the
school of
I Wot a
W. I). Ilarwood and family left
litis morning for Sioux City, near
which city they will tnalte their
home on a farm.
liev. losenb Wells, disiricl sup-
last evciiin
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs.. Claude
Saunders, six miles nortiheasi of
Mitchell, on Saturday, February i.
son.
Sterling Tipton. representing
the Lincoln Literary society, won tlf.i
commit led oral ion contest a: the
high school yesierday afternoon over
Ilie Sirius society, which was repre
sented by Chester Coleman. This is
the third contest of the year. t^e
lirst in debate being won by the
Gilelte C.uniee society and the sec
ond in declamation, by the Sirius so
ciety. Next Friday the Gitchee
C.umo and Irving societies will com
pete and the winner of the lasi two
contests will meet in a public pro'
grain for the championship of the
school.
Hear Gladys Middleton sing at the
Nnvin Cafe. Wednesday and Sunday
evenings from a: 30 lo S.
At. the last meeting of Canton
Success. No. i, 1. O. O. F., con tnit
tees wel'e appointed to make ar
rangements for the seventh annual
ball which will take place at the city
hull on March 17. It was also ,de
cided to give one-fourth of the pro
ceeds to the Associated charities.
The chi'.kcn pie supper given !v
the Jioyul Neighbors last even ire:
was well attended and was one oi the
successful affairs given by that or
ganization this season. One of in
teresting features of the supper was
the placing of tiny red hearts by
each plate. Each heart was number
ed and the one with the lucky num
bers gave the ow tiers prizes. A- la
veliere was won by the daughter of
Mrs. John Giese and a box of cigars
by (1. Beriiuist. Both prizes were
given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reuter
slrom. Valentines were'other p' ize
given away.
From Monday's Daily—
The Dakota Philatelic association
met for its first annua! session at.
1::S0 o'clock this afternoon in the
basement of the First Presbyterian
church. Many of the members of the
I association arc represented by proxies
in the li a li 11-1 of 7. II Fn"e| \-,ho
•i .' »JW, 7 *v if »*«tti!•- .»•».» rn 11 *4«•
*•*»*«.. A
made alT of the arrangements tor the
meeting The larger part ol' the mem
bership is iu the state of North
Dakota.
Man Mitchell business houses'are
sending their freight bills io the
Commercial club for audit ing.' under
an arrangement recently made by
thul organization with an auditing
company. A charge of ."0 per cent is
made on all amounts collected back
on overcharge^, lor-s or damage, error
in classi l'ieat ion or niisroiiting. All
freight bills on which there are
errors are returned. This is
poriant feature of the work
commercial clubs in most
larger cities.
Dr. C. V. llilliland lilled Ihe
pit of the I'irst Uaptisi church
acceptable Sunday morning and
Iheining. liotli services were well
ness tended.
Captain M. 1.. Shade and Limits, 1»* secured a license 10 wed Mis.
Charles Jones, Harold .Meyer ami F.| -^nes Scheicl'
U. 'liowley departed Ibis afternoon]
annual
J. C. rrocior.
o|)i-iied a garage
117 North Main
will handle the
and the new Saxon cars.
no
an
im
tlle
the
of
Mrs. Fauna Wilson departed Sat
urday lor Chicago on her annual
spring buying trip.
.1 ohii Wareiis, of
the. citv
in worth,
is 111
ses
asso-
in attendance at the
the Dakota Philatelic
sions ol
c-iii ion.
South
their
the stall
ed from
hi
Dakota guardsmen will hold
al summer camp outside
according to word reeeiv-
Lieut. I''.. 1!. liowley from
officer's school at lledfield. The
camp will he held early in June and
will continue for 10 days. The offic
ers' school will be held for six days
during the iast of May.
Company will have a'ii extra drill
tomorrow evening in its armory at
7::'.n o'clock, made necessary by the
coming government inspection.
Mrs. L. Ilerzog will entertain band
No. 1 of Ilie Catholic Ladies Aliar
society tomorrow afternoon.
The board of trustees of the First
Presbyterian church will have an im
portant meeting al S o'clock this e\
eniiig at the home of Mrs. C. C. Dean
till West Third avenue. Fvery mem
ber of Ilie board is urged to lie
on hand.
Fronk M. Rood, of Philip, nom
inee of th' majority republicans for
secretary of stale, was a caller at
The Republican office on Saturday af
ternoon. Mr, Rood made his first visit
lo Miichell in 1K77. before there was
even a shack on the preset
1
Ilie city, lie passed over the site four
times that year, driving cattle from
Soul hern Minnesota to the lliack
Hills. At that time li
"re was only
one house in what is. now Pierre. Mr.
Rood is a man of aflable personality
and made many friends during his
visit lo the city.
Dr. ami Mrs. Ray Smith visited
over Sunday and today with relatives
in Yankton.
Oliver Crace. who is assistant iu
the dry land work being carried on
by the home of his parents. Mr. and
(leorge (Irace. lie is now on
his way to Colorado after two month
spent in Washington. Mrs. I race
and little daughter met him in Mit
chell after a visit will) relatives in
Yankton and will return with him lo
Colorado.
Rev. I!. F. Tilley is improving
rapidly and will be out in a few days,
lie has been kept al home for I he
past two weeks v.ifh grip and ear
trouble. -?..¥•
Howard A. Kelleyi the live-months
.old son of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Kelley.
L. IC. llix, on died yesterday morning of acute in
daiighter. digestion. Funeral services were held
Ha/.'M, -r. (L|at the residence. Tin South Wiscon
City, S. I i. sin street, al L' o'clock this al'ier-
noon by Mrs. It. F. Tilley. owing to
the illness of h' rh usband. The nianv
friends of the family will sorrow with.
Ilield them in their bereavement.
I.
of
jiul
very
il-
Ceflrge C. Willy, of Stratum. Colo.
of Lilian. Another
license has been issued lo ,Iose|di 1'.
Hosier lo marry Miss Regina Sdieich.
a sister of I he oilier lady. Uotli
parties are from F.tlian.
Fred Reiitersi roni. district deputy
of tlie Modern Woodmen, departed
this morning on a business trip to
Ilie head offices of I lie order al Rock
Island, 111. lie will return the last
of the week.
.Miss .Mabel Maynard departed this
morning for Sanborn, la., where she
will visit wiili friends for a lew days.
John Michels. chairman of the
committee appainted at the annua!
Com I'alace meeting last Wednesday
evening lo investigate ilie advisability
of a permanent structure, this after
noon issued a cai! for Ihat body lo
meet, al 7 o'clock this evening. The
purpose of the meeting will be lo oi
gani/.e and lay plans for the investi
gal ion of the mail or.
The Western Land and Securities
company of Vanklon. S. D.. has open
ed a brunch office iu Mitchell with
John K. Bruce at the local manager.
This company makes a special: ol
Minnesota and Texas lands, besides
handling South Dakota realty.
of Alexandria, has
and sales room at
street. Mr. I'roctor
Chalmers, Maxwell
The Miichell lodge of Kilts will
have one ot their characteristic "big
times" on Wednesday evening, with a
large class of candidates will In- in
itiated. Following' the ceremonies of
initiation there will lie a program and
lunch.
Sioux City papers
nounced the death of
general secretary of II
at Mt. Pleasant, la.
and his wife were well
chell. ltaviuf.
for six years
'v-
The Ladies
I Jome Journal
*1 Patterns
Spring 1914
5
.1 site of
O
1
yesterday an
Alex Snderson
lie Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Anderson
known In Mil-
made this I heir home
while Mr. Anderson was
missionary for tin? American Sunday
school union. Mrs. Anderson was
known in Mitchell musical circles as
a singer of considerable ability.
Three years a|
to Sioux City
relary at the
Mr. Anderson went
to become boys' s'*c
M. C. A.
From Tuesday's laily
Mrs. J. \V. Mt.laoy returned home
hist evening from lOxcelsior Springs
Mo., where she has been since
October. Mrs. Melady
improved in health as
lier sojourn at. the springs.
Hi 11. Robsahm of Wessingtou
Springs, is in Mitchell attending the
sessions of lhe Dakota
association.
.Miss Sallie UanJall, of Winona.
Minn., wlto has been a guest for the,
past two weeks of her niece, Mrs. J.
laliej, will return IL.IIH- louioi
A
Ml IM
rolled 1 1
I
A. K. Selumiwi-bcr rHurneii 11ns
moniiu I'rom Minneapolis, when* liu
buwkxi with l!i" Sioux Falls loam in
th» ^nicnuuioiiat Howling Hmrna
nit In lie siii.ulo- events he bowled
a inrk ot' ."4 7 and with Moore in (he
doubles h'
.I'nd^e Frank H. Smith and Yir.uil'
Hoyies, court reporter. went lo
Plankinlon las', evening. Tin* winter
term ol' eirruit conn i'or Aurora
county opened there this "morning.
Lieuls. I\. 15. Knwl'.'V, Harold Me\
!r and Charles .lou"s reiurned this
mornitii from KcMii'telfi, where they
have D'-en in al'endanre at ih*-- mid-'
winier school and inspeei.ion of the
state national ,uard fommissioner
officers.
The Corn l-'alaee building commit
tee hold an infornr.tl session last ev
ening a! the offices of jhe ('miiiiier-
cial chili and made plans lor its work.
J. 11. -Marks, of Feniniore, Wis.,
formerly owner of considerable farm
land near Mitchell, is in the city on
business. Mr. Marks is now the owner
of a large ranch near Oaeoina which
lie is smelling now for spring fced
ing.
Mrs. James Ljoiis was expected to
return today from Carmen. Wis.,
where she attended the funeral of
her brother, Charles Walsh, and
her In olher-in-la'v, .J. J. Collins Mr.
Collins is a. broiller of Dan Collins,
a. former resident, of Mitchell.
lioberi A. /.angle, county auditor,
went to Pierre last evening to at
tend the annual meiing of the county
auditors of the slate. Discussion of
taxation matters for the coming year
will feature Ilie session.
Henry F. liunl). on the charge of
failure lo support., bis family, was
placed under bonds bv Judge
W. M. Herbert in municipal court
this morning to answer at the next
term. Jiurclt, who is a carpenter, is
said io have failed to provide food
and clothing for his wife. Jennie H.
Uurch and his daughter, Ktiby Iturch.
I'.oth have been receiving aid from
the country.
Hy action of the directors of the
Mitchell Building ami Loan associa
tion. at a special meeting iast even
ing. it was voted to make a change
in the ni'd-hods or making' loans, to
the stockholders. I'-v the change, bor
rowers will lie given ten years it!
which lo mature their stork and also
will lie allowed lo make smaller pay
ments. Heretofore the most of the
loans have been for periods of 7"
mouths. The action of the director?
was taken io extend the usefulness
of the sooiefy to the average man
working oil a salary.
Judge W. M. Herbert y0fiterda
afternoon united in marriage .lo
last' Oacaina, S. I.)., and. Miss
is greatly i' Milltown, S. D.
a result of Miss Arum Qunvle of Coltou, S.
D., is a guest of Mrs. U. K. Hardie.
The. work of. the county primary
enrollment books will be finished to-
Philatetiu' morrow by W. A. Branch, who litis
been egaged on them for the past
'six weeks. As each of the sixteen
voting precincts' iu the county re
f|iireil eighl books to be compiled,
dpliiales of the electors of each of
lie- lour parlies. I _'N books iu all
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HARDWARE MEN'S
PROGRAM READY
:I:T \II IH:\U:KS WILL
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Ladies Tailored Suits,| Dresses And
Our Rug Sale
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.AT
MONTH.
Sioux Falls. S. H. One of the 1111
ponatii convent ions to be held in
South Dakota- this year will be the
nin"i annual convention and hard
ware exposition of the South Dakota
Retail Hardware association. March
1 and the program for which
has just been completed. The exposi
tion will be held in the auditorium,
and the exhibit is expected to be the
finest in the history of the stale.
The convention will be called to
order at l::io p. in., March b\
President C. W. Anderson of Lane.
The address of welcome ill be made
by Mayor liurnside or someone re
presenting him. and D. i). Cross, of
Yankton will make a response in be-
1
half of the association and its mem
bers. Then will follow ilie annual ad
dress of the president, and Secretar\
K. C. Warren of Pierre, and Treas
urer li. !. Watlson of Chamberlain,
will make their annual reports. Fol
lowing lhe appointment of oommli
lees, Fred W. Merrill, of Fargo. N.
D., will make an address on "Prac
tical Co-Operation."
Tuesday evening the members of
the association, exhibitors anil other
visitors will be guests of lhe Sioux
Falls commercial club.
The convention will reassemble at
li:-). o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
March I, and will hold an executive
session. During the afternoon ses
sion M. D. Ilussie. of Omaha. Neb.,
representing the National association
will make an address on the subject
of "A Message from the National As
sociation."
Following the address the execu
tive committep will submit a propos
ed new constitution and by-laws, and
these will come up for adoption by
the convention. During the remaind
er of the session matters of interest
to hardware dealers will be taken
up and discussed.
At the closing session Thursday
afternoon, March it. unfinished busi
ness will be disposed of, new busi
ness will be taken up and transacted,
the various committees will make
their reports and new officers' will be
elected l'or the coining year."
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Already our apparel section is taking on the aspect of spring.
Many new suits, dresses and coats are here awaiting your review. Like
yourself, we are eternally in search of the new, the clever, distinctive
undeniable smart things, which run like a golden thread through the
many creations of ordinary merit. It is of such that this enormous stock
is composed. The very newness of spring merchandise is all .aglow"
from this depai'tment.
New Suits—$15.00 and upwards to $35.00.
New Coats—$1 0.00 and upwards to $25.00.
NEW SPRING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
We are showing a wonderful line of new silks in all the late
colorings and weaves. Daily we are adding to this department as each
day's express brings something from Butterfields' who are in the New
York markets. Come in and let us show you the new things.
FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE STILL ON
All winter lines of merchandise throughout the store
keenly knifed and re-knifed. We are compelled to sacrifice
splendid stocks at unprecedently low prices. There are no two ways
about it! Losses must be taken! Its a great chance for you to transfer
our losses to your gains. The selections are still ample and the prices
are wonderful low. Be sure and get our prices before buying.
Store »o Good Values
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Dentists.
First National Bank Building.
Phone 2317 Mitchell, S. D.
OSTEOPATHS
DR. E. W. HKriiEK
Osteopath.
Eleven years' successful exper
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Commercial & Savings Bank
Building.
Office phone 2177. Res. 2800.
BR. A. M. BRUCE.
Graduate and post-graduate of
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path in city. 121 W. Fifth Ave.
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Mitchell, South Dakota
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