The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-08-15
ETHAN.

ing and is well pleased with his crop.
1t is reported that Ed Blackman
has purchased the Enterprise and
will conduct the same here in the
near future.
Quite a number Of land buyers
were in town last week and the hos
pitality of the town was satisfactorily
proven by the entertainment given
them.
Lots of produce is coming to town
nowadays. From this time until the
end OF the season is when our town
must prove substantially the reputa-
tiou she enjoys.
Look in any direction and you will
see the smoke of a steam threshing
outfit. There is such a harvest for
the owners in the threshing of the
big crops.
A nice shower Tuesday morning.
Did any one say that South Dakoua
was forgotten?
Virgo Cline was home from Bridge
water, Sunday, where he is working
with A. q. brakes steam thresher.
Joe Weiland and Hal Trow are
stacking Art Sanford's big oat crop.
Art expects to thresh five thousand
bushels Of oats this year. He also has
about 140 acres Of corn in that is O.
K. I
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sonable prices see Tobin s. Donahue.
w. w. Phelps is hauling the brick
for his new house in Beulah.
A dance will be given at M. j.
Coynes' east of town Friday night.
Everybody come.
Ole Rosenquist thinks there is no
place like Ethan.
Miss Bessie Craig will teach the
Ira Cults school this winter.
The dance at Scheick's new barn
last Saturday evening was not very
well attended owing to the showery
aspect Of the weather.
G. f. Drake went to Sioux City
Tuesday night with a Car load Of
stock.
Messrs. Moore and Loyegren are
putting the iron on the ceiling of
Tobin's new store. He thinks when
painted this will present a very nice
appearance.
j. j. Schlick is filling the floor OF
his new barn. :
Ross Lowell, the genial candy man
arrived from the north or the early
freight Tuesday morning.
John Mcdonald arrived from Emery
Sunday to assist on Joe Rabies barn
in Tobin. He departed for that place
Monday.
A great many people are threshing
out Of the shock this year thinking
they can get it done cheaper than to
first put it in stacks.
IF any Of your big implement firms
think you are doing all the s'biz"
just call on Clement s. Tobin and get
some$tigures that will make you sick.
VIM. Fosket, who owns a farm east
ofitown, is here looking after his in
yestments in the way Of threshing.
John Champion and a few others
will depart for Lyman county in a
few days to build shanties on their
Eclaims.
Swan Rosenquist has returned from
Harrisburg, where he has been dur
ing the summer.
j. w. Ottman will attend the
carnfpal at Yankton Thursday.
J. L. Donahue made a trip to
Alexandria one day this week.
Frank Smith is at Eckleton, N. d.
buying grain for the Cargill Grain Co.
John Nicholson will be local mana
ger for Kaiser, Deering & Roenpfe)
at this place for the coming season.
James Carlow has accepted a posi-
tion with Clement & Tobin. jim is
a fine fellow and. Clement s. Tobi1
are to be congratulated.
q. f. Drake and Harry Lamor
returned from Sioux City Wednesday
In a conversation the writer hat
j with John Brachaf the latter statet
that he would commence the erection
of his building IN a,few days, and ex
poets to be ready for business befor
; snow flies,
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