The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-10-07

Qix6. nemeu& WASh the preAiden,
made the cheering announcement,
that the 'palaSs had been such q pro
pounce4 sucesss.
LieutenlneSS 4Antelmann does no,
pose % asSpaafeF and to express hi,
IApptectatloh;pf what had been ten,
idered him hi called the band. to 1
lstanding position and the song "Auld
Lang Syne" was played with a great
WIN the incident closed the RES
OF the Fprogr4m was presented with
even 2 sreatAt chserfulness prevail,
|inE through De audience. The rest
tnk., 1pafticulas1Yj the suite from Peel
Iqy1t4y.'s the Various movements Of
which yete kfessntedi With dne In
REFRIGERATION az the dimsu1t selection
Misses 11eedAndN 1athrop were heard
tor. The last FINE on the program IL
their duet f11m Norma. With the
eccamp1nlmeht being played by the
bahd.. They. bressnted 1t In splendid
voice that VA listened to with much
pleasure. ~Ihsr4sponse to the encore
Miss Lathron, SANG. q selection and
Miss LeAstave one Of her best mum
beers. The ladies we're received with
great cordially and the applause
rang thropGhAhe great room in hon.
or Of the two lifted. singers.
With the t@dd. playing "a Comical
Cpttest.'' and TIL. Soiibat march, Sem
pei. FT9elt4ss." the, tatt number on the
program was reached. when 1.-The
Staf SpanSied Hammer. was played.
THIS hAs'be4nI : feature Of each pro-
gram Of the bkpd and It has served
the purpose Of. increasing the rever-
ehce Of the nag. which was dropped
from the dies above In view Of the
audience. It tool. we'll and the aud
fence never failed 70 extend q hearty
greeting TO th4Semblem Of this coun.
try. When tho last tones died away
the audience aledeout OF the building
satlsoed With. the week and the kreat
sdSatfd6a wAfeh; had attended 1t.
keutenahtsssV6 4htelnann and hie
men came ifoaf7. Hitehell absolute
sttansefS butsthsy cairied away with
them the feeH1g that they had made
exceedingly ESod With the people OF
the city AndsNf the state. The lieu
tenant often 9fvese oppression to a de-
|lishtful fsentif9ent that he and his
mon were greStly pleased with their
Trip to Nltchell4lndfof tho very cour-
|teops. treatment they had received
ffon Ill quarters. 1t was In en-
|ta0etnebk tar out Of the ordinary run
Of their wdrk;Janl that while they
had often b44n called to the larger
cities to plAy Gtey did not receive any
greater appcettation or attention
from the pnblic than they did right
in the city Of Mitchell. He and his
men echoed the bentiment expressed
ID his speech Shat he hoped the Ma
year. .
On tbO Return Trip.
Sunday morning the Marine band
started back Oh it's journey to Wash
ington. At the, Milwaukee depot
there was . l&Eke number Of people
there to say food bye to the band
and IT. leadeIy and many were the
felicitohs ~exprNtsioM which were ex-
changed all around. A pretty Incl
&. ssp. ss 4ssasrss 's;s .. e e. .s ssatn Rs!',
their instruments from the cases and
ct the moment the train started they
commenced q play AUD Lang
syne." efpres3tn1, q touching senti.
ment fro@ thSSentire banfsto those
on the platform md .. hearty APP
plause was sent after the departing
train as the last. strains Of the tune
were varied tack on the air.
b Secretary Ness, Of the committee,
ac~eoallQn'ti tie bknd. for II plays
Till Ntyek undSr TIP management a. .3ff
th- corn palatel ctln mittta. which
ho,.esf to clear Mp Egooi aam on The
engagement. The band plays three
concerts at onaha, four al Des
Moines,. on Wednesday and Thurs
day Two at Davenport on Friday and
two. at Peoria. AL, on Saturday, from
which place the organization goes to
Pittsburg for + two weeks engage
mene. ~ II