The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-06-23

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Quite a number from lere attended
tie ice cream social at Mr.. Frank
KIotz' Frida7 .e7eaing. We hope the
receipts were large enough to pay for
tile base bail suits for the boys.
1 Nh. Ara Pierce has two little coy
otes about the sire of a halt grown
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| Nj. John Craig is down from Plan.
kinton experimenting the Building
OF his fathers new house.
Mr.. S. c. Oathout and Miss Eva b.
Waugh were married at s O'Clock a.
N. at the home of the brides par
ents near Loomis on Wednesday June
IA. They went to Portland. Tire, on
their wedding trip. AS thes passed
! through Lthan a crowd Of young
people were at the depot and slaoAered
than with rice. rice and more rice.
Tile best wishes OF the community
go our 20 this couple who are start
ing out together on life's journey.
We understand they will he "at
hong at the Oatllout home 4 miles
east OF toan after July i.
1t is reported that Mr.. Roberts has
traded his new house in Etllan for
a block of toSn lots and a number of
horses. Tue trade vas made With
Arthur Drake.
Services viii be held IN the Ca1ho-
lie church on Sunday June 20 high
mass at 10 80 a. N. and English sery-
ice at 30 p. N.
Mr.. e. E. Lewis and wife went to
Sioux City on the excursion 10 do
some shopping.
Dir. " rs. Jones took advantage of
the excursion rates to make a busi-
ness "trip TO Sioux City Thursday.
Rain. rain, glorious rain.
Mr.. Newell Biackman made d bus
mess trip 70 Mitchell yesterday.
Is car luads of cattle and hogs in
one train left Ethan on Friday even
ing for Sioux City and Chicago. Mr..
c. F. Drake. James Conway. Frank
Sand, Henry Lewis and others went
with the train. Ethan is getting to
be a great shipping point.
:...Et1an, June 21.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Setterstrom on Sunday June
18th, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler
on Sunday, June 18th. a son.
Miss Nina E. Trow is a guest OF
Miss Mary Davis, OF Alexandria this
week while attending institute.
Art Pierce is building an addition
to his livery barn, intending to use it
as an Office.
Mrs. Carrie Cole is having the
house she recently purchased treated
to a coat Of paint. Jonas Nelson is
the artist who yields the brush.
Services hereafter will be held BOTH
morning and evening in the Method
ist church at this place. Rev. MI
Weak Intending to become a resident
OF our town until the school opens
again in the fall. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cults spent Mon
day in Alexandria.
MI. Philip Germschied is building
an addition to his house:
The railway company is boring a
well in the new stock yards.
Will RoneY, the barber, left Mon-
day for Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Dupey had a very severe attack
Of heart failure. DR.. Trow was called
in and at this time he Is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole returned
last evening from the Rosebud where
they went on business about their
claim.
We understand Ethan will cele-
brate July 4th.
Philip Tobin has a bloodhound
which was shipped IN from the north
che other day.
Mr.. Conrad Schnrz has a brother
from Wisconsin who is here visiting.
Yesterday a little tist.c encounter
was witnessed down a the depot.
1t rains just al easy.
The Other Child Found.
An article was printed In The Re-
publican a few days ago telling OF the
reunion OF Mrs. 9. D. Tousley, Of
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