The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-04

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lumber and one of coal last week fol
the Davis & Daniels Co.
Geo. w. Wallis, of Mitchell. was
in Riverside on business Saturday
evening.
j. S. Daniels and Robert and Wal.
ter White, of Mitchell, called OF
friends in Riverside Sunday.
ETHAN
Ethan, April 3O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cole took their departure Fri
day, Overland, for their dlaim.
There was a very large attendance
at the funeral of James Ottman last
Thursday. Among those who attend
d from Mitchell we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Dodd. Mrs. Lowrie, Mrs. Miles,
Mrs. Sheafen and Fl. l.. Bras.
Mr.. L%ovinger's father is here visit.
ing his son, David.
Mrs. Vim. Craig went to Mitchell
Friday afternoon.
A glorious shower of rain Friday
night was just what vas needed.
Mr.. Martin Sexes baby died We'd
nesday night of whooping cough and
was taken to MecSling for burial
Burns lumber yard is all. enclosed
with a good fence with large gates
for driyeWays. I
NJ. A. B1acha and Mrs. Carrie Cole
have also fenced their residence lots.
Mrs Joe Weiland has a sister here
visiting.
Mrs. Eta Nickel will stay with
her mother for a sholt time.
Sollie Nolts' father, of Mitchell,
was here a day or two this week.
A few OF Mr.. n Mrs. George
Casters friends gave them a sur
prise party last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elmer Barber has returned
from Nebraska, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her mother.
Contributions amounting to 1871 for
the San Francisco sufferers was for
warded there Thursday morning.
Ethan, May Mrs. Carrie Cole
and Mrs. M. A. Bracha went to
Parkston on the IL 80 passenger We'd
nesday.
Luther Plotner, of Mitchell was
in town Wednesday.
j. L. Gallagher and +. Schemmer
returned from their claims Monday
and they have each one taken up
their daily work among us. Mr..
Schemmer in the barber shop
and Mr.. Gallagher on the mail route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weiland are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son,
',orn Monday morning.
Walter Nolt took charge of MI.
burns lumber Office Monday during
the abseGce of Sollie.
Mrs. Pierce and son, Rumble, took
the south passenger tuesday ana
when the train went north. Mr..
Pierce accompanied his wife, to
Mitchell.
Mr.. Gleason went back to Geddes
Tuesday. toIt3
Will Champion is with US again.
He is holding down a claim and we
suppose he is just here for al few
days visit with his friends.
Miss Nina Trow has just purchased
an organ for her school in Worthen
township, with the proceeds of the
entertainment which was given .
few weeks ago.
Although May lst was dan p and
chilly the young folks had lots of
fun llanging May Baskets in the
evening.
Fred and Eliphas Tobey and Eu.
gene Graves went fishing Wcunes-
day.
Mrs. Mohr has procured a loom
and is now prepared to weave. rag
carpets. She can be found in the
jCoyne house on the east endof Main
street.
A hoiGse belonging to S. j. Wilson
has stayed away and can't be
foand.
James Champion has gone down tc
Armour to work on the railroad fol
the summer.
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LOOMS
Loomis. May 3.-George Rev. OF
Mitchell, the hardware man was in
oW streets Saturday looking after
business
NJ. Nelson & Go. have built anew
shed in which to put their oil tanks.
Jessie Gtego was brought to the
poor farm Saturday to stay until his
leg gels SO he can use it.
The W G. y. u. had a good at;
Tendance at ulleir convention here
Thursday andsFriday Of last week.