The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-05-11
ETHAN.

rival OF a 9ls pound son at their
home Wednesday May 3rd; mother
and son doing well.
The home talent play, The School
Ma,amsn is billed fer Saturday night,
May II. Every one ought to turn
out and show u young folks we APP
preciate their efforts, and like to
see them improve their talents.
James Carlow OF Tulare is home
again, we understand, to stay until
July.
Miss Belle Sphinx, of Mitchell, was
here Friday looking after her mil
linery business.
The young folks from here who
attended the picnic given his school
by S. G. Oathout on Friday, May
4th, report a very enjoyable time.
Plenty OF good things to eat, in
Guiding ice-cream with games galore.
Prizes were awarded, but the pro-
gram was enjoyed at the school house
instead OF at the river on account
Of the weather not icing very pro-
pitlous for an out door picnic.
John Tobin lost a horse a few days
ago.
Miss Stella Sand spent last Sunday
at the home Of her brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sand.
The entertainment given last Sat
ruday night by Miss Anne Coyne and
her school was very we'll attended,
and was a complete success socially
and financially.
The pupils reflected great credit
on themselves and their teacher. The
lcusic furnished was greatly enjoyed.
The proceeds, amounting to S2O.25,
will he used to purchase a book case
and to r~eDlenish the literary.
Ethan. May 9-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Bracha drove to Mitchell We'd
nesday.
miss Mary TobiE returned 10 her
home nea Mitchell Monday, having
completed a term of school in WORTH
en- township.
A number of young people from
Mitchell r expected down next Sat-
urday evening to attend the home
talent play.
Mrs. W.. FL. Trow and daughter
drove to Mitchell Tuesday.
Will Tobin, of Mitchell, was seer
on our streets Monday.
Mrs. John Moran, of Armour, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. j. L. Donahue.
Sollie Nolt spent Sunday in Mitch
ell.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. L.
McKeel expect to move to Ethan
soon.
E. Holgate. Of Mitchell, who
breaches at Bard and Riverside will
occupy the pulpit in the M. E.
church Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Ethan seems to be overrun with
peddlers at the present time, four o.
five making the rounds in a day.
The Ethan school will be out to-
morrow, May 10.
Melvin Jones has just returned
from Brldgewater, where he has
spent the last year and expects to
spend the rest Of the summer work
ing for his father.
Mrs. Jonas Nelson has an uncle
from Iowa here visiting her.
Everybody goes fishing nowadays.
S. q. Oathout completed q term OF
school In Hanson county Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davis and
family and Lewis Mills, of Alexan-
dria, spent Sunday at the Oathout
home.
Edwin Blackman returned Tuesday
from Arkansas.
RIVERSIDE
Riverside, May 9,-N. Bell did
carpenter work for W. L. Wallis
Tuesday.
Bert Iiatch of Mitchell was in
Riverside Monday morning in the in.
.terest Of the a.. a. Truax Co.
Virgil Weekly called at w. L.
Wallii one evening last week. Mr..
Weekly used to work for Mr.. Wallis
when he lived in the farm.
Pete %Jorgenson OF Fulton spent
Sunday with his parents.
The Ladies Aid met With Mrs.
W. L. Wallis Thursday afternoon. 81.
MI. Swank. of Sioux Falls, is in
Riverside this week assisting W. L.
Wallis in the interest of the Inter.
national Harvester Co. Mr.. Swank
spent last winter in South America,
where the International Co. sold
over 1000 binders
Mrs. Kewley Of Alexandria is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Fisher Ames.
MIR. Kewley has gone out on his