The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-09-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Insurance Co.
Mir. and Mrs. A. b. Seaton arrived
Sunday afternoon from their eastern
trip, having been away tor three
weeks. They We're accompanied nome
by Mr.. Fl. c. Seaton OF Chicago, who
will remain through Corn Palace.
There was a very gratifying IN
crease in the attendance at the CHRIS
tian Bible school in the hall over the
Gale theatre Sunday morning and
the preaching service at IL O'Clock
was made especially interesting by
the use of a chart showing the rela-
ton that Christ came to establish
and the preparation. consumation.
production and blessing OF the same.
At the close of the sermon three We're
added to the church by statement.
Next Lords day there Will be anoth-
err of the series OF chart sermons al
the usual hour and all are urged to
be present. The music yesterday morn
ing was materially helped by the
use of d clarinet IN connection with
the piano.
Mrs. h. e. Cone and children of
Huron. arrived in the city Saturday
morning and are guests at the home
of Mrs. NJ. G.. Wilder.
The Rev. w. G. Seaman, the new
president of Dakota Wesleyan. as
sisted the pastor DR.. Hoagiand IN the
services OF Sunday at the FIRST Meth
odist Episcopal church. The students
of the university were IN attendance
in great numbers filling all the gal
, leries and making an inspiring con-
gregation OF more than a thousand.
The pastor preached in the morning
. developing the theme, Tile HlShest
Education.' In the evening he gave
: the second OF the series on New
! testament Night Scenes the partic-
ular theme was 'Mid-Night Admira-
ton" Many new members unltec
with the church and the day was tul
of life and interest. The large choru!
i, i'm which we're a number OF new mem
. bers rendered splendid music undel
+ the direction OF Prof, Hobson.
Postmaster Wells tina
e he is having considerable troublf
d with some who persist in stealin'
pens and pencils from the publ
writing desks in the post office build
ing. 1t has always been the custom t.
IL have pen and ink on them but s.
e many of the pens We're stolen and $
e much ink spattered oVer the wall
e that these were removed and pencil
substituted. 1T seems that in spite o
l. the fact that these We're secured Wit
o small chains, they nave nearly a
d been stolen, Mir, Wells announce
ID that AN effort Will be made to locat
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- prosecuted.
J, stiss Iva Dawson of Watertow
- = sosnding Germ Palace week at tn
- saf ms residence on Second aVenu
The public schools of the city al
closed this week to give the childre
a vacation during Corn Palace weel
E In order to allow for this, scho'
started 8 week earlier this year.
~ On account of the bad day an
&C muddy field the football game 10
~ tween the local high school boys an
ct Bridgewater high school, schedule
II, Saturday vas postponed.
irl Miss Joan Maboney of Worthin.
re ton. Mimi. is assisting with the Wol
he al the Washington Cafe during Con
OF Palace week.
SIS Mr.. Caleb Myers of Huron, arri
}, ed in the city Saturday night and
.u- working on the boulevard lights {
Main street.
n. S. X. Rivedal entertained six
he his gentlemen friends at a stag par
ler at he Washington Cafe last night,
of The funeral services of the la
err Christian kirchbaum We're held 81
MS urday morning at ten O'Clock at t
TT Church of the Holy Family. Ma
in was said by Father O~'Flaherty. /
IN ceased was buried in the Holy Fam.
cemetery. The floral offerings we
profuse and beautiful. The pail pei
ers we're: w. f. Scott, A. G. Prins
i've Sven Sheehee, E. j. Graves. Osm
his Osmarson. II. Il. O'Mealy.
ace A good sized audience gather
in Saturda night 10 Witness Chau
18th cey Olcott and his players in "T
the Isle of Dreams" The play was a so
on, one. The scenery and light effe'
,rk We're beautiful and the singing
all Mr.. Olcott was Il feature which
viii much to account for the tremendc
BILE hit made here. MIR. Olcott's beauti
be tenor voice proved to be all hat
been claimed for it. He was part
ularly generous with his encores a
following the third act responded
a curtain call. Following a short c
tain speech. he sang by request, "
Wild Irish Rose Next to Mr.. Ole
IN tile playing of Miss Edith Brownl
the beautiful leading lady Won
hearts of all. Mrs. Jennie lamont
Mother Kilway was excellent and
David Glassford as Colonel McF
ers land was very good. Tonight IN
of Nobody from Starland' comes to
and Gale for a two night stand.
ave Mr.. T.. A. Pehrson of Waterto
her is in the city spending a Few d
nc this week with his parents, MI. {
Mrs. A. II. PETERSON.
~ The song hits and musica! numb
IS of the prince of Tonight at
INC Gale four nights beginning. Wedl
day night are as follows; 'Her p
am1 are Blue for Yale THE Girls
civ Can Never be Mime Il Won
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