The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-05-04

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other places In this vicinity. At the
conclusion OF the work a fine lunch.
con was served by Caterer Mccarthy
The baseball diamond at the driv-
ing park is being put in condition for
the games this summer, and the ar
engagements are being made very
complete. The judges stand oppo-
site the grand stand has been NOV
ed so that there will be a free and
u%nobstructed view OF the diamond,
and the games can be enjoyed under
better facilities than before. In the
course Of a few days the baseball
players will be out cavorting over
the diamond scooping up grounders
and loosening up their salary wing,
and making good for a place on the
team.
1t Is planned to hold a meeting
soon to elect officers for the manage
ment of the club.
Secretary Ness is getting letters
from the big bands of the country
with a view of getting the contract
to furnish the music for the corn
palace next fall. BY the way these
letters are coming in there will be
little or no trouble to secure a fine
organization as the musical attrac-
ton for the big fall event. Among
<A~ N~~1&aont, t. N,ook~~1 n,l III
lery's- band, both of which are top
notchers.
]. H. Stephens, a resident Of
Springfield, is urging through the
press of thai county that Bon HON.
me county should have an agricul-
tural exhibit at the corn palace next
fall. At the next meeting of the
commissioners Mr.. Stephens will
present the request to the board and
ask for an appropriation sufficiently
large as to make a presentable ex-
hibit of that county, and suggests
that it be kept intact to have exhibit
ed with the grains which are sent
owe the country by the Milwaukee
company during the winter season.
Walter Hoye returned to the city
Thursday evening from Omaha,
where he has completed his junior
year in the law department of
Creighton university, and will spend
his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hoye, who reside on
Third Avenue east.
The annual election of the officers
of st. Barnard Commandery, knights
Templar, was held Thursday evening
with the following result: Eminent
Commander, w. S. Hill; Generalissi-
no., A. H. Pehrson; Captain Gener-
al, ]. H. Davis; Senior Deacon, c.
B. Wilt; Junior Deacon, Henry Her.
man; treasurer, H. r. Kibbee; secre.
tary. A. B. McKeel.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Han
son, 223 Eleventh street, Thursday,
April 81, a daughter.
f Inc MIICucll UduU ulduc lGo AAA0
tial appearance on the street Thurs
day evening and gave the first of a
series of concerts during the season.
The concert was not played under
the most agreeable circumstances,
because Of the non-appearance of the
burning of the arc lights, some acci-
dent having happened at the plant.
In order to secure some light on the
music five automobiles stood to the
rear of the band and permitted their
lights to shine on the music. A pro-
gram Of six numbers was played, and
the music was received with a great
deal of pleasure on the part of the
very large audience present. The
comments on the music indicated
that the band made good with the
people, and that Director Hunter has
the making of a splendid band for
Mitchell. The band has had about
five rehearsals, but the members
did their work in e. way to indicate
that collectively they are going to
make a fine band. There were thirty
musicians in the band, the largest
that Mitchell has W. had, and there
are several more to come in later. Dr.
rector Hunter has the band we'll in
hand, is thorough in his work and
there is nj question as to his fitness
to direct the band successfully.
w. c. Rempfer. of Parkston, came
up Friday afternoon to attend. the
Mitchell-Yankton debate In the ev-l
ening. Mr.. Rempfer, who is now
practicing law there, is a former stu
dent of the University.
Mr.. Clyde A. Handley of this city
and Miss Cora F. Whitney of Water
loo, Iowa, were married this after
noon at 2 O'Clock in the auditorium
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church by the Pastor Dr.. ]. S.
Hoagland. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of two OF the
delegates to the w. F. M. convention