The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-07-13

nv pSc l'4No i'i.tNN W ~ " IN nv
serVice.
An audience of very small proper
greeted Paul Gilmore anu his
company of players at the Gale Sat
urday evening. The meagre attend
nee was due wholly TO the fact that
a rainstorm began in the early part
of the evening and did not let UP UNI
til late in the evening, and thus kept
hundreds of people at home who
would have gone under other cilcum-
stances. MIR. Gilmore proved him
self a capable artist, possessing quail
itications as an actor which We're
highly appreciated. His personality
was winning and his work lacked the
element of stage acting. His sup
port was Very good throughout, Miss
Kathryn Hutchinson appearing par
ticularly strong in the third act,
where she resisted the tempter,
Paul Terhune. as the Italian, was
fine. and his scene with Gilmore il
the first act was as pretty a piece ci
clever work as ever a given on the
local stage.
The special music at the morning
service of the First Methodist
Church was n OF the fine features
of a very interesting and attractive
service. The chorus of 80 voices
rendered WI special anthems In I;
way which reflected much credit up
on every member, and upon the dl-
rector, Prof. liobson. The obligato
of the first anthem was sung by Miss
Morris and the congregation was
greatly pleased With the way she did
it. Her presence in the choir after
a wears absence was a pleasure tc
all the people. The o%ffertory, sung
by Miss Mccormick, who is a favor
lite with the congregation, was great
~ enjoyed and called forth man.
words of appreciation at the close OF
the service. The pastor preached ar
Impressive sermon from the text, ~
am debtor to the Greeks and the Bar
barians.'
Mrs. Miles Mclaughlin and hcl
sister, Mrs. Arnold, OF Superior
Wis, arrived in the city SATURDAY
from Lennon, where the funeral cl
Mr.. Mclaughlin was held on Friday
The ladies returned to Lennon this
morning TO remain a few days to at
tend to ONE business matters. Mrs
Mclaughlin will then come back tc
Mitchell / o close up some business
matters, among which is the sale OF
the residence. which "a started
lust before Mir. Mclaughlin was tax
On TO Superior.
NJ. and Mrs. Lee Baldcck have
teen in tie Black Hills countl.
icr a couple Of weeks visiting tht
interesting .larts CT that sectica @
NE state.
l.. j. Eefstettor left ON the mid
Light Milwaukee passenger for
"trip 10 tie cas- country, visiting a
Mi&sou.a, Mont. Seattle and Polt
l&nd. He Will be Joined at Missoul;
ly his daughter, Miss Nettie lIofstet
ter. Who will spend her vacation il
Seattle.
I'm automobile belonging to Free
c. Moses. took fire at noon toda
Just before he crossed the tracks O
Sanborn street, going south. Tn
!tre is said to have occurred from
'hot cylinder, made so by the oil no
feeding down. The oil creased ma
chine caught fire end burned TIL
rCar of the machine. The fire alarl1
was sounded, and the department
went over to the contiagration, an
~cXtinguished the flames. The ma
cine was badly damaged.
Tie remains Of Mrs. Lizzie Wool
c &c. who died in Los Angeles, Calf
las, week, arrived i'll the city Wed
mes ay afternoon by express, an
were taken to the Noble undertake
ing parlors. Immediately afte
Geath the body OF Mrs. Wcoledg
Was taken to an establishment an
,remated, and then shipped here j
q receptacle. In the evening at 7:3
, O'Clock members of the w. r. c. am
,he former neighbcrs We're taken t
Graoeland cemetery, and the ashe
were placed in the vault beside tn
remains of the husband who passe
6 away several Years ago. a brief Sc,
vice was conducted by Rev. w. y
i, Mair. of the Congregational churcl
a Mrs. Wooiedge formerly lived in Mi
chell, but after the death of he
(, husband removed to Los Angeles.
The Parker New Era in writing {
I the laying of the cornerstone of IL
/, new Catholic church OF the fourt
q of July and the rendition OF the car
tata .'Bethany,' paid a very fir
compliment to two of Mitchell
! singers. Mr.. l.. u. Milne and Mr..
t A.. Wise who sang the baritone an
o tenor roles in the cantata. Tt
! singing OF these gentlemen We
: very much appreciated and the p;
per especially commended the
|. work.
l. V. Cults and family moved hel
from Kennebec a few days ago
make their home. Mr.. Cults is a til
ner and has accepted a position Wit
the Dakota Metal Granary Co.. whic
is increasing it's force of men