The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-03
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joyine their drives these pleasant
evenings. --s.
Sollie Mott enjoyed a visit las!
Monday from his sister and a coeplt
of other friends.
Walter Eastman has zone TO VOL.
sey to work in the office Of the
Beadle Co. Herald.
Joe Weepie is doing a rushing
business in the machinery line al
present.
Quite a number form here antic-
ipate visiting Minneapolis during
the 6. A. r. enhancement.
MIR. Ortman was aerreablv SUR
prised last week by receiving a visit
from four of his brothers lrsm Ohio.
| whom he had not seen in seven
years.
Miss Krue las reported as icing
quite i'll Saturday morning with
cholera morbus.
The Sunday school picnic i'm w.
w. Jones grove near town Saturday
was Il success and was very much
enjoyed by those who were privileged
to attend. Che older people seemed
to unbend a little from their ..dignity
also, and tried to think Themselves
"a child AGAIN. even to throwing
bean bags. The delicious picnic
dinner served WAS o the least one
of the pleasures enjoyed during the
day. We wish for one such picnic
each year, lit least for the Sunday
school.
We understand Arthur Rooney will
work at Aft. Dodds' through
harvest.
Mr.. and Ms. Mike Bracha drove
to Parkston Thursday evening.
Everett Dabler, Milton Bunnell
and Fred Rapp returned Friday
evening from Lyman county.
j. L. Donahue spent last SUNDAY
with his family here.
The FoSterman sisters have ajver-
tised their entire took of millinery
for sale.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Blackman on Thursday July %. a
son.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jones. of
Bridgewater, visited his brother W.
w. Jones and family over Sunday
last.
Mrs. Elmer Barke1's mother died
at her home:.in Nebraska last week.
Mrs. Barker was with her during
the last two weeks.
Mrs. Tres. Nicholson and two
little daughters visited last week at
Charles Grady's.
Ethan, Aug. John Craig, OF
Plankinton, spent Monday visiting
his parents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole started
"Wednesday morning for the Rose
bud. They drove through.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
on Wednesday, August 8, at the home
of Mis-. A. c. Drake.
Robert Curran has been using the
paint brush recently. The result is
his grandmother's ..house has taken
on a beautiful shade Of green.
Miss Edith Irow returned Tuesday
evening from Alexandria, where she
has been visiting tie previous few
days.
Mrs. L. a. Oathout was fortunate
in recovering her black silk coat
which was advertised last week.
The. mail MAJ who comes out from
Alexandria found it, advertised i'm
the Alexandria Herald and this all
goes to prove that it always pays to
advertise.
Rev. II. II. Weak and the pastor
of the Parkston M. q. church will
exchange pulpits Sunday August 5th.
Presiding Elder Dobson will be-
here on Tuesday, August Z, and will
preach that evening and administer
the sacrament of the Lord's.Supper.
George Sand and crew are putting
the finishing touches on Mr.. Gam.
mell's house, as they are quite
anxious to in.
Low Catharv drove to Mitchell
with a travelling mar Wednesday.
Mr.. Gammell, a brother of Mrs l..
r. Lowrie, from Galatin, Wis. is
here visiting and has about decided
to locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFarlane, Of
%Broadland, are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. A.. c. Drake.
James Carlow, OF Tulare, is here
visiting his parents and friends.
Mrs Rosenquist and son went to
ParkstoD Tuesday.
Milton Cook. of Mitchell, spent
Sunday at the home Albert Klotz.
LOOMS
Loomis, Aug. &c. p. Taylor and
wife visited DIT the home Of r. L.