The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-04

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the home of Harry Albin, 217 East
Tenth street, was tho cause of the fire
alarm sounded a few minutes after z
O'Clock this morning. The small blaze
vas eXtinguished however in a re-
markedly short time and the fire
department did not find it necessary
to make a run to the scene. Little
damage resulted from the accident.
Thos. McGrath departed Sunday,
via the Milwaukee for Buffalo, N. Y,
as a delegate to the National Encamp
ment of the United Spanish War vet
Grams which is to be held there this
week. He will visit friends in Chi
cago %enroute, and will also visit Mia
gra Falls before his return.
VIM. d. Darling of Ethan has left
the hospital where he recently under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. Will Pier was at Emery yes
terday and was a member of the
band which furnished music for the
celebration there.
Margaret Anglinss greatest success
The Awakening of Helen Richie" is
one of the best offerings of the sea-
son and will be seen at the Gale
theatre on Monday September 8. This
| %pretentious offering will be worth
seeing with the we'll known emotional
actress Laura F~rankenfield in the
title role. The play is dramatized
from Margaret Deland's famous novel
and the dramatization has followed
the book closely. All the characters
are in the play. Allen Dale speaking
of it, says in the Cosmopolitan Maya
zine, at is a woman's play and they
derive more satisfaction from 1t than
the most brilliant and witty comedy.
1t is a drama which has establishei
itself in New York"
Mr.. Fred Reuterstrom returned
to Mitchell last night after an alb
sence of six weeks in the Black
Hills. He is district deputy of h
M. w. A. and reported that he had
enjoyed a most successful trip, hav-
ing initiated a class of over so mem
bers at Rapid City. Mr.. Reuter-
strom is very enthusiastic over the
beauties of the region he had Just
visited. He has travelled in Swift
erland and among the Black Forests
of Germany but does not believe that
either of these countries could boast
Vi RISSloIhS III hi hNt
in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Ex-senator Jordan of Chamber
lain was in Mitchell yesterday and
enrolled his daughter in Notre Dame
Academy.
Mr.. F. B. Raymond of Villas is a
business visitor in the city today.
DR.. w. o. Leach journeyed from
Clark Sunday in his automobile in
company with his tow boys whom
he placed in Notre Dame Academy
here.
SIS each in municipal court this
ed a fine for disturbing the peace.
stealing a gas engine from James
He was punished to the amount of
a fine of $40.
Miss Helen Burns of Reliance was
the first young lady to enroll at
the Catholic Academy which began
it's fall session Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r. Anderson re.
turned Saturday from a visit of two
months with relatives and friends al
Madison. S. ID.
Mr.. George Richmond and son
Merle, of Cedar Rapids, Ia, arrived
in the city Saturday evening for a
short visit with niece and cousin,
Mrs. Wal Williams.
DR.. and Mrs. George Kimball and
little daughter returned Monday from
Chicago where they have been VISIT
ing at the home of DR.. Kimbal1's par
ents for the past three weeks.
Miss Mabel Senior of Aberdeen is
hire to attend the conference at the
university. She represents the Dakota
Farmer of Aberdeen.
Miss Mary Cook departed this NOR
ming for Rawlins, Wyo., where OF
next Monday she will begin her work
as teacher in the fourth grade of the
public schools of hat city.
Prof. w. c. Hunter left this morn.
ing on his way to New York Citk. AT
Utica, N. Y, he will meet Mrs. Hunt
er and after a short trip in the east a
couple of weeks they will return to
Mitchell to be present at the opening
of Dakota Wesleyan.
Miss Florence Shelby departed Sun
day for Sheridan, WyO., where she
will teach in the fifth grade for the
city schools this year.
Mr.. joe Barnett who has been Wis
iting at the home of Rev. Barnett for
the past six weeks Departed today to
his home at Newton, Conn. He made
many friends during his stay here
who were sorry that he should be OBJ
liged to return.
Mr.. o. L. Branson. accompanied by
his daughter. Genevieve, vent to- EN-
cry Yesterday in his car and delivered
the address of the day at the Labor
Day celebration there. MIR. Branson
stated that an immense crowd was
present at Emery and that on except
ionally fine program of sports was Of
fered to the public. A big feature of
the day was the Labor day parade
and the little town gained consider
able renowp because of the quality
of this event.