The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-02-22

NfNA " lltt iifQlG HuiitO.O GUS " pc. l ne
spectators werc also quite numer
Gus and they enjoyed the fun Pre-
duced by the maskers. Prizes were
awarded during the evening. At the
stated hour the maskers joined II the
grand march, and just before the
unmasking took place the winners
were announced. Miss Irene Blauer
was presented first prize for the
handsomest costume, that OF an In
dan maiden, edward Lotsswold the
hrst for the handsomest of tho gen
tiemen. representing a Mexican, and
Harry O'Harra was given the BOBBY
Tor tho clown suit in which he APP
peared. After the unmasking the
loor was filled with dancers and
3ntil midnight they all had a fine
me, The music VAS furnished by
he koolish orchestra.
The winners in the advertisement
direction contest recently put on
" the Dakota lmpl. & Harness Co.
re as follows: LIST. prize $3.50
frances Osgood; End prize, $I.5O,
Willard r. Giles; 3rd Pre-, $1.o0,
larie Davis, Checks have been
nailed to the fortunate contestants.
Mrs. Shade, who has beer visiting
With her son, Nj. l.. Shade. for sever
Il months departed this morning for
Ter home at Springfield, Ill. She has
nade a great man friends in Mitch
II who will regret her departure
cry much.
At the Baptist church Sunday even
ng the auditorium VAS crowded to
IS capacity and ii was necessary to
ring in chairs 10 accommodate the
arge crowd. The service was of an
Interesting and helpful character
throughout. The song service was
SIS stcd by the orchestra under the
ERECTION of Mrs. Tilley and it was
lIch enjoyed. Rev. Mr.. Tilley de-
Vered 4 sermon from the fourth
HAPPIER of Revelations. at the re-
uest OF MIS-. Shade. who
as been u strong worker in
he church, during her stay in the
lily. The pastor spoke with deep in
crest ON the text selected from the
HAPPIER.
County Auditor Zangle is sending
vi to the voters of the county the
ublicitN pamphlets authorized by
/, he state law which contain the pro
,osed amendments which are TO be
oted at the election next fall. MI.
angle said there We're 5000 to be
mt out in this county, When the
lection supply and notices are sent
ut later in the year, another batch
t the publicity pamphlets will be
ent along for distribution at the
oils.
With the near approach OF March
the taxpayers are making daily
rips to the office OF the county treas
! sTer TO make their first payment of
he 1911 taxes. Much confusion is
nus avoided by the early payment
nd the business of the Office can be
andled much better. There will be
4 he usual number doubtless who will
orget to pay their taxes on the first
t the month, and they will go ov-
J. into the penalty class to get the
ne per cent a month interest added
O. l.. Branson and his famous
! uartet-Messrs. Wise. Wilson, Bran
on and Sheeks, returned this morn
lg from their trip out to Gam Val
1 ~. Friday evening Mr.. BIanson de-
vered an address before the lecture
purse of that place, and he had a
y arge audience to listen to his lee
ure on The knights OF the Twenti-
4 th C~entury.'' The quartet rendered
1 number OF selections during the lee
IRE. Mr.. Branson stated that they
n njoycd their trip there very much
I ldeed and that the people showed &
y cry high appreciation OF the efforts
,-l 49, -, H.
Mayor and Mrs. A. L. Hitchcock
4 connection with a committee
rom the State Board CT Regents
listed Minneapolis. Fargo, n. ID.
Jock Island, ILL.,. and several 9th,
n cities investigating some build,
ngs with the idea OF securing infor
lation for the construction of /;
,uilding for The State College al
Bookings. They also made som,
Investigations along the lines Of in
ustrial education for the benefit O
he state.
The song books for the Sunday ser
ice of the Christian church did NO
rrive in time for yesterday, but {
hoir and pianist We're selected iron
monG the Young people present. The
irst practice Will be held at the
ONE of Mrs. Kellog 50S South San
iorn street on Friday evening of thi!
eek. This viii be in the form OF /:
ccial gathering and all members o
he congregation are included il thu
aviation extended. A number c
lew faces were noted in the congre
;ation Yesterday morning and it wa
vident that all enjoyed the fellow
hip of the service. The song book;
arrived this morning.
Services at the Presbyterian
,hurCh were of an interesting char
lcter Sunday morning and evening
md both We're we'll attended. A
he morning service. Pastor Snyde
preached on The Passion 10
souls He expressed the sentimen
hat God holds each one OF us re
iponsible as an ambassador is he'll
~eaponsible for his government, ant
} hat each one should be attuned t,
iod's will and 30 and do whatey
ever is demanded, and in this wa,
win souls for the kingdom.
In the evening the m was OIL