The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-17

Otuana rOla TUESDAY evening 10
atlen1 10 some business matters in
st. Paul.
L. d. Milne, editor of the Home
Guardian, left Wednesday afternoon
for Watertown to attend the annual
meeting of the South Dakota Press
Association.
S. "a. Morgan buys hides. pelts,
tallow and furs. First Avenue east,
Mitchell.
DR.. Thomas Nicholson returned
home from Jacksonville, ILL.,, from a
convention of the college presidents
OF this country, and before which
he delivered one of the principal aG-
dresses.
ENSIGN Duncan and Captain Shore,
Who have had charge of the work Of
the Salvation Army in this city for
some moths east will be leaving the
last OF tins month for new appoint
ments Their. farewell meeting Will
be on Sunday evening, Jan. 10Th.
w. F. Bancroft and Editor Dun
ha'u, of Wessington Springs. T. w.
Taubman, of Plankinton, Harry
Wentzy, OF pukwana, aud {. II.
Tinan, OF kimball, were in the city
TO-DAY Oh their way to Wateltown 10
attend the annual meetin. OF the
South Dakota Press Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. d V. Moore were
c3lIed here Tuesday froni Grow
Creek Agency by the serious illness
o! their little son. Louis, who is at
tue home of Mrs. S. j. Moore. The
lad has been having commissions and
was in very bad shape. Verne re-
turned to Crow Greek in the after
noon, but Mrs. Moore will remain.
The interest in the meetings at
the Congregational church remains
good night by night. The Rev. Mr..
Jenney breaches and upholds a high
standard OF Christian living. Last
evening tie ermon was along the
line of "What We Know" There are
many things which we do not know,
but there are also many that we do.
Each person is to put into practice
what he does know and then keep
working at that which he is uncer-
tain about.
During the Sunday school session
OF the Methodist school Sunday noon
an interesting exercise was held.
For the past two or three months
the classes of the Sunday school have
been engaged in raising money to
pay for one Of the large windows in
the new Methodist church. AT the
close of the session tue teachers of
the various classes were drawn up in
line in front CT the school and in
rhyme they told what methods they
had pursued in raising the money.
The Sunday school was expected TO
raise 5000 to pay for their window.
Il the report that the teachers
made showed that they had don.
even better, and secured 500. Tt
Sunday school glass will be placed i'll
the west front of the church and
will occupy the most prominent
portion OF the church, the glass to
represent the Good Shepherd.
1.-The Girl Over There'' had a
pretty good audience at the Gale
Tuesday evening, and a very enjoy
able performance resulted. Mable
McCane was just as coy and cum
ming as ever III her comedy roles,
and her singing was much enjoyed
by all. She was very ably aided in
her success of the evening by
Blanche Hazelton, A. L. Werner,
Geo. a. Lemming, and Ben Iurbit .
The chorus was lively and sang with
good effect. while their various little
stunts were handled we'll. "The Girl
Over There" has been seen in
Mitchell five times 1.-The District
Leader comes TO the Gale Tuesday
evening, J an. 81, and there is no
question but what IT is the best
musical comedy that has ever been
produced in the house. 1t should
receive a big patronage.
Tuesday evening occurred the Joint
Installation Of the a. O. U. ". aud
the Degree Of Honor. The Work.
mel officers we're installed by S. W.
Rowley as grand master workman,
and S. b. Sphinx as grand guide, and
the following were installed: Past
Master Workman, P. Brennan: mas
ter workman, j.. W. Clark: foreman,
G. W. Walrath; o%verseer, f j..
Purdy; recorder, NJ. P. Bates;
dnancier. j. Il. Ferris; receiver, T..
j. WEIGH; guide, Art Gardner; l. w.
Herman Dahl; U. w., Herman Voge.
Mrs. A. j.. Kings, as the grand
chief of honor and Miss Emily Kings
as grand usher, installed the follow.
Ing officers for the Degree Of Honor I:
Past Chief of Honor. Mrs EVELYN