The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-09-19
AROUND THE EXPOSITION

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ing something that VIII @ highly
attractive.
Pr=sidsnt Gale. Of tbe 0ro5lt G-
osiaton. aho Is looking ate. the at
fractions has secured Feeds Fourth
Regiment Rand q SIou1 CITY to p1ay
III last three days Of the corn palace
week The bsnd is made up OF Is
men znd there IS not the slightest
.Iquation but what Prof. Reed will
gaEe excellent satisfaction. II filed
an engagement at tne state fair at
Yanstoa last week and the music
was highly praised By all the South
Dakota p ople ~h0 heard it. There
is 10 better band IN tbe northwest
than Reeds and we are pleased that
NJ. Gale bzs been able TO contract
for il
z > there i les q the ex-
ated yIr. Rohe Is working cut sozne
gerF Handsome designs with the corn,
ana gEzss@ aEd vl2sn the whole Is
competed aa 5elE@Ye that i VIII sup
pass anything that ms teen deae IN
that Ire 5ef5re. Ua Lbe interior the
ladies' ere making excellent progress
with tGetr wOrE. ard ans indications
iaEe that there viii be IN very at
tracs5re sgoeEs shen the work IS ali
dong. The interior decorations VIII be
practically changed IN their entirety.
J. 4 Smith, xbo has charge Of TIE
agricultural exhibit reports that
t5eEe viii 81 3 Ene e1f5I5fF IN this
ling. AL the space thst mas been
reserved for the counties on TIE
south and north si3s Of the build
ing bas been engaged and a Splendid
display Of the agricultural features
q the state viii be shown.
There will De plenty Of music OF
the street during the com palace
week Of Sept. - TO Oct. 8, inclusive.
ar. Gale states that he has secured
bands from Chamberlain. Parker.
Scotland and the second regiment
band from Woonsocket. Each will
stay here two days, and the air will
be full OF music. Each of these
bands is a fine organization and their
presence will be very helpful in enter
tanning the crowds while the corn pal |
ICE attractions are closed in the
morning and after the concert in the
afternoon.
Count DeButts, recognized as the
finest trick bicycle rider in the
country, will be in Mitchell during
the corn palace week, and
during each day he will give his act
the street. At Yankton last week
DeButts made a ten-strike with his
work and the crowds watched his
marvellous performances with open
wonder and establishment.
DeBaugh's Twentieth Century Con-
cert band will arrive from Chicago on
the opening day of the corn palace in
plenty OF time to play at the first
concert. The land is one of the best
in the west and there is no reason
why it should not prove as good an
attraction as any band that has ever
appeared in Mitchell.
Six counties have applied for
space in the orn palace building
in which to make exhibits of their
products. The space is limited and
those that will be r%epresened are:
Brule, Aurora, Buffalo, Hanson, Ron
Homme and Dawson. Mr.. Smith
said that there were others which
desired to make an exhibit but there
was not sufficient room for any
more.
President Gale made a contract
with the State Band Of this city to-
furnish music on the street during
the coln palace week. Mr.. Gale pro-
poses to have plenty Of music outside
Of the corn palace and has four or five
other bands engaged to come in on
special days.
Ambrose Curtis is making a tour of
the country to gather up the
materials for the exhibit Of Dawson
county. There Will be no prizes
offered this year for the county ex-
hibits. as the counties were p~refectly
willing to take advantage Of the OPP
p%ortunity to display their products
even at expense to tie promoters.
]. NJ. Greene said that the day
set apart for Brule county was going
to be one of the best of the exposition.
He stated that there would he an