The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-06-27
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.ocAL NEWS MATTERS.
Mentions Of the Happenings . :
Of Mitchell and Vicinity. :
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ance see D.. w. Burright, east Second.
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and bowels.
superintendent OF Public Instrac-
ltlon p. q. Collins arrived in the city
tuesday to attend the teachers
normal institute for a day. He was
very much pleased to find such a.
thriving institute and so much inter
est shown in the work.
Daily rehearsa,s Of .sDe Medici.n
which will be presented by The
Juveniles, are being held. The man
agement has secured the services Of
Miss Leo Dale Ingraham, Of the
Mack y Carter company, who is aid
ing the little folks in their acting
and stage settings, and her assist
ance is proving of much effect IN the
work OF the children. The drama
will be presented at a matinee Mon
day afternoon for the children alone
and, an admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged. On Tuesday, even
Ting, July l, the drama will be pre-
sented to the general public. The
children Of the dram have decided
to tender the proceeds to the Car
negie library association. for the pur-
pose OF creating a fund t 3buy books
for the children Of the city. The
entertainment is given for a worthy
cause and ought to receive the pat
Tonage Of all the people.
! Gottlieb Scheurenbrand is putting
down cement walks in the residence
part Of the city just as fast as posi-
BILE, and lays on an average Of i, 900
square feet per day. Last week he
laid walks for f. s. Turney, c. w.
ellis and W. H. Conyes on east
Fourth street, for Chas. Burnside,
R. L.. Tremaine and I. 81. Stahl
west Fifth street. He laid a walk
for Jos. McCaslin on the 1prth and
west sides of his property n Fifth
street and Monday Mr.. Scheuren-
brand commenced to lay walks in
front of a. A. Truax's residence on
Sanborn street. The walk will be
continued to the corner of Third on
the east side of "a. B. Seaton's resi-
dence. Mr.. Scheuerenbrand says he
will devote all of his time this sum-
mer laying cement walks and that he
as enough work contracted ahead to
keep him busy until cold weather
sets in.
Monday evening the Berria. Mack
s. Carter Dramatic Co. opened at
the opera house for a weeks engage
ment, presenting the drama "In a
Woman's Power. The play is an
Interesting one. although presented
here before. It was handled in a
livery capable manner by the company
and the members received merited
applause for their Efforts. Miss Del
|O'Graham, who did the lead,
demonstrated herself to be a very
pleasing actress and her work at all
times was indeed good. Her serpen-
tine dance was very enhancing and
was heartily applauded. The other
specialties were fine and we're well
received. The company is a good one
throughout, and balances up with
anything in the repertoire line that
has appeared in Mitchell in some
time. 1t was late when the perfor-
nance got started and owing to the
length Of the play and the numerous
specialties that were introduced 1T
was near the hour OF midnight
when the performance was con-
cluded.
Mrs. Anna Morris-Clark gave an
elocution recital at the court house
Tuesday evening, and despite the
fact that there we're other attractions
on Main street and the storm indica-
tions were quite strong there was a
very good audience in attendance.
The program given was varied with
elocution, delsarte and music. In
her readings Mrs. Clark demonstrated
the fact that she is a superior artist,
and with a.Yoice that is swayed tc
the lightest emotions stage pres
ence that is graceful and commands
ling, and a keen interpretation OF the
authors works it is a delight to lis
ten to her. One feels the impress OF
the readers personality in her selec-
tions and she giyeslher selections in
a manner that appeals to the synlpa-
thiesi of herhearers. One ofthe most
Interesting numbers was the singing
1of HNearer My God to Thee By
Miss Sara scallin, and during this
Mrs. Clark portrayed the sentiment
of the song in postures that were
~graceful. She also gave three differ.
ent movements in delsartean atti.