The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-09

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Young. the first of tile week.
ETHAN.
Ethan, March 5.-Mrs. Joe Weilant
visited relatives at Scotland las
week.
Z. s. Thompson, of Armour, il
the new agent who takes III. j.
Browns place. He acted as relic.
agent during the sickness of Mr.
Browns family, and was very gen
orally liked.
The town loses two very estima
bile families 10y the removal flon
Ethan of III. j. Brown and A. y
Fost er and families.
Frank Green arrived home from
Virginia a few days ago.
James Conway, of Bonesseel. was
In town Thursday shaking hands
with his Old friends
Jake Siherz's team ran away witt.
four school children in it. The
children were thrown out but not one
hurt. The pole was broken and the
horses I'm home.
Last Wednesday was G f. brakes
6lst birthday. lie was given a sur
prise party Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Iobin and family. MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Drake and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. Eslie Moore, Mrs.
John Tyler and children, Mrs. Jessie
Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Klotz,
Arthur Rooney ID. f. Rybolt, Mr..
Alonzo Lrabb and Mary FISHERMAN.
Mrs Albert Klotz went to Park
ston Thursday.
Robert Cu1rans was in Palkston be-
tween trains Thursday.
Grandma Lowrie, of Mitchell. has
been visiting at her sons, L. e. Low
RE.
The Brown and Foster families
have moved to Hudson. S. ID.
Mrs. Q. Il. Lewis, formerly of
ethan, expects to leave Mitchell soon
10 move out on their claim which she
will hold down while Charlie'runs his
business at Presho.
Mrs. II. &. Lowrie is anticipating
a visit from her father and mother,
whose home is in Missouri,
Ethan, March S.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mas. Fred Tobey on Sunday, March
4,a 10l2 pound son. Mother and child
are doing we'll.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stop-
fer on Thursday, March 8. a 10 pound
son. Mother ard child are doing
we'll.
A merry crowd of young folks and
young married folks perpetrated a
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KIotz
at their new home one mile east of
town on Wednesday evening. Finch.
carrom and other lanes were played,
some music enjoyed and "A delicious
lunch was served, which, it is need
less to say, was also enjoyed. The
sleighride also proved to be a part of
the good time. When she company
left for home they hoped to have a
number more of these social gather
ingS with the pleasant host and hos.
tess.
The a. O. q. w. social. which was
postponed last Saturday evening on
account of the storm, is again an
nounced for Saturday evening.
March 10. A fine program has been
prepared, and come nj and all, bring
your friends, your baskets of lunchand
your pocket books and enjoy one Of
the times of your life. Remember
this is a basket social.n
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church naturally feel the least bit
proud Of their WORK. II any one
doubts, Just let them attend church
service next Sunday and see the new
pews, altar rail. carpet. silk damask
upholstered chair for the rostrum.
also @linoleum for the hall, all bought
and paid for by the united efforts
the Ladies Aid.
The Ladies Aid of the M. d.
church will meet on Wednesday,
March q, at the home or Mrs. Ed
ward Cook.
James Rogers has got moved at
last on The cid Tobey farm opposite
the creamery. The storm DELAYED
them quite a little. This family
will be a good acquisition to our
town adding two or three new pu-
pills to our schools.
Miss Nina Trow has about conclud-
ed to purchase an organ for the
school with the money raised at her
school entertainment of recent date.
Joe Weiland has moved into the
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