The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-16
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Saturday afternoon where she viii
teach in the public schools the com
ing year.
Ralph Miller left Sunday for Min
neapolis and will there enter the EN-.
g%ineering school of the University OF
Minnesota.
n. S. Moore returned Saturday to
kokomo, Ind. He carried home a
good comfortable check as the last
payment to the firm of Moore G. Dan
ner for the federal building.
Pres. H. K. Warren of Yankton
College, left Saturday afternoon for
the northern part of tho state after
s'endlne 4 eoul lie of DAYS he'.. as tho
guest of isry y Craig Eouuish.
Mrs. r. A. Bidwell returned home
Monday from Brookings, having
been up there to attend the state con-
vention of the w. c. T. U. The dia-
mond medal contest was won by a
young man residing at Alpena.
John Wayman, a former resident
of Mitchell, arrived in the city Sat-
urday evening to remain until after
the corn palace. Mrs. Wayman did
not accompany her husband on this
trip.
The baseball game Saturday after
noon between the travelling men and
Fulton was won by the latter by a
score of 4 to 5. Although the game
was not we'll attended it was holly
contested and we'll worth the trip out
to the driving park where the game
was played. r. D. Welch acted as UNI
pire.
Ebert Walrath VIII not have
much use of his right hand for sew
eral weeks. He was taking a flash
light picture of a group of friends
and when he lighted the explosive
material the flames shot downward
and burned the back of his fingers
quite severely. Bert thinks that anna
teur photography has it's disadvant-
ages.
Next week occurs the Hanson coun-
ty fair at Alexandria. Quite a few au-
tomobilists are talking of the PROPOSE
ton to arrange for a Mitchell day
and send over all the machines filled
with people that is possible. 1t
would be a good stunt to work. and
nothing more than what Hanson
county people are entitled to. With
a little organized effort no less then
thirty or forty automobiles could be
secured to so over 10 Alexandria on
one day of the fair and it is hoped
that the effort will be made.
Bishop Johnson in his capacity
as the new bishop of South Dakota,
was present at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and conducted tie
services, celebrating the Holy Com
munion and delivered a sermon that
was listened to with rapt attention,
for what the bishop says is always
helpful and he says it so sincerely
and with that earnestness of speech
and manner that one cannot help but
get much help from his addresses.
Rev. Mr.. Barnett assisted the bishop
at the morning service and delivered
the address in the evening.
The Degree of Honor lodge of this
city has made arrangements to hold
a school Of instruction for it's men,
bers in the K. c. hall Thursday even
ing, Sept. 16. The Deputy Superior
Chief of Honor, who is one of the
best posted women in the Order on
the subject of adequate rates, will
be here and explain the new change
of rates. Delegates will be here from
Yankton, and all the lodges in the
Mitchell District. This will be a very
important meeting and it is request
ed that every member of the Degree
of Honor and A. o. U. w. lodges at
tend.
Saturday evening the Gale contain
ed a fine audience of people to listen
to the interesting story of the Man
on the Box" as told by the T%rousdale
brothers and their excellent company.
There is not a dull moment in the
drama from beginning to end, and
there is always much to be anticipat-
ed. Boyd T%ruesdale took the part Of
the coachman and he made of him
a very quiet character, but the humor
was ever present, not boisterous but
the kind that reaches the sensibili-
ties by a less stormy route. He is ably
aided hv Mics Toor NYorJ uyho L,c a