The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-11-11

ing to the bank every day and thus
relieve this fellow of making a sec.
ond try at my house."
For reliable hail insurance see w.
E. Rathbun, SOC Commercial and
Savings bank building.
We pay high prices for Hides and
Furs. Sell guns and traps cheap.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co., Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Drake have just
moved into their new residence at
sos Fourth Avenue east. The house
is an attractive one, and contains all
the modern improvements.
Fred LaFollette is in the city at
the present time. He has given up
his position with the Ethan Enter
prise. for which he has been working
since selling the Gazette. Fred ex-
poets to leave in the course of a week
for Idaho, where. his brother. Guy
LaFollette, went a month ago to en-
gage in the newspaper business.
DR.. H. P. Carson, the missionary
secretary of the Presbyterian church
of the state was here Wednesday
having been out to Kadoka, where
he held a meeting for the purpose of
organizing the Reserve Presbytery.
All the Presbyterian churches on that
side of the river will be included in
the new division of the P%resbytery.
The towns which were taken into the
new organization are Dallas, Mid
land, Stamford, B%elvidere, Phillip, In
terror, Wellsburg, Witten and Kado-
ka. DR.. Carson said that several
other towns will join the Presbytery
as soon as their churches are are
organized.
All departments of the work at the
new high school building are being
pushed with great vigor on the part
of the contractors, Moore & Banner,
and the sub-contractors. Carpenters,
painters, plasterers and special men
are at work in different portions of
the building hurying to get the work
done just as soon as possible. Tues
day afternoon the steam heating plant
installed by Hess. Rau & Co. was
tested and found to be satisfactory.
A delay has been occasioned by haN-
ing some of the cement work to re-
lay in the building. This was due to
the carelessness of the workmen who
stepped on the cement before It had
become hardened. 1t is expected to
dedicate the building Immediately
after the new year and so that the
high school department can be re-
moved from the west side and COM
mence work In the building on the
opening of the winter term.
Babes in Toyland" did not draw
a house that was commensurate with
the excellent performance given at
the Gale theatre Tuesday evening. 1t
was clean cut from beginning to end.
good singing done by artists in their
line and some Of the most attractive
scenery that has been put on the
stage. In the toyland scene was dis
played the Christmas tree bearing the
little figures Of toyland and this was
heightened by the manner In which
the principals and chorus were dress
ed, being In strict sympathy with the
scene. The forest scene and that of
the garden wall we're both attractive.
Ignacio Martinetti. Miss Radcliffe,
Miss Malatesta and Gus Pixley EAR
ried OF the honors Of the evening,
and the duet Of Miss Radcliffe and
Mr.. Pixley seemed to have no ending,
for they were called back about ten
times. The orchestra was added to
by several local musicians and made
the music all the more attractive. The
singing of the IA chorus girls was
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