The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-03
. INTERESTING NEMESIS 3
s FROM CORRESPONDENTS. 3
Observation-Disclosures Ilstt1 1IsA.Ila.lII lIAIW ItA slllsllN

Our thermometer took Il high dive
Tuesday and landed without mishap
at "a degrees below.
The A. o. U. w. made up a purse
of sla aud gave TO Henry Palmer who
was burned cut a lew days ago. Who
spoke about fraternity?
Old Sol took his two dogs along
ceeded pretty well in keeping the
people in while be made his daily
Tip.
The contractor from Minneapolis
arrived Wednesday morning and will
prepare to erect the new Catholic
church this spring.
What might have been a severe &C
cident occurred Thursday evening at
line got a fire in close proximity to
the lighting plant. 1t was put out
before any accident occurred.
Ira Cults arrived home this morn
ing from Sioux Falls, where he has
been attending the State Retail
Dealers Association.
C. H. Drake and James Conway
went to Sioux City the first of the
week.
Mike Bracha has bought a lot
here, sold his property in Parkston
and will move here i'm a short time.
Matt. Schlnitz again has won the
Fullerton Lumber Co.'s prize for
turning in to the company the most
cash.
John Bracha's little boy is quite
sick with lung fever.
The Enterprise office has put in a
new telephone. Ii you have any news
ling up the editor and report"
Ethan, Feb. 2.-rhe ice men are
filling the creamery ice house. Man
ager Smith is securing some very nice
ice.
There seems to he a sentiment
about our t%ownspeople that Grant
Smith has departed for parts I'M
known.
Work on the new Catholic church is
progressing very nicely under the
supervision OF the contractor.
Mr.. Sans is suffering considerable
with rheumatism.
Cashier Snyder made a business
trip to Mitchell Tuesday.
Tie Dramatic Club meet regularly
now in Sollie Nolt's suite of rooms
for practice in the Deacon" which
will be put on the boards at no late
date.
A birthday party occurred Tuesday
evening at the.home Of Phillip To-
bin on Third street, 1.-THE Occasion
being bis son, Williams, eighteenth
anniversary. Dancing, games and a
general good time is reported by all
who were present.
Mrs Thomas Kennedy is visiting
a few days with Mrs. Philip Iobin.
Adolph Fridel came into town
Tuesday and reported that his child
rem were better and did not have the
diphtheria as first reported.
Stephen l~5racha, a brother-in-law
Of Joe Fridel, is making his home
with the latter and attending school.
Wednesday is probably the record
breaker so far this winter, the Their
mometer showing 30 degrees below
zero.
George Doane and Henry Scheick
together with their friends, Pearl
Huh aud Lily Donk, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Weepie.
w. S. Snyder and E. z. Sand took
a bunch OF Light Brahmas to the
poultry show at Mitchell the first of
the week.
Mrs. W. II. Williams came in
Wednesday and will visit friends in
town.
There will he Il reception rendered
MIR. aud Mrs. Chas. Fridel Saturday
evening at the home Of Adolph Fri
del Charley brings his bride from
baskerville and she will add greatly to
his host of friends.
\ dancing party will he given Sat
''"'y evening dt lle hume VI MI.
Frank schieck, who lives north OF
town.
Miss Clara Schaub went down Tues
day to the home of Matt Bohr to as
sist in the preparations of the Bohr-
schaub nuptials. Next Tuesday,
Feb.:7. Miss Theresa.Schaub OF Ems
ley will be united in holy matrimony
to Frank Rohr, OF Starr. The cere-
mony will take place in st. Peter and
Paul's church AT $3.50, Father Herm-
ling officiating. Henry Schieck and
Joe Schaub Miss Clara Scbaub and
Miss Kate Bohr will comprise the
wedding party. After the wedding a