The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-14
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Mrs. Z. H. Drake. will depart soon
to make an extended visit in Mis-
snn:i, her former home.
MIR. and Mrs. s. j. Wilson will
leave today for Huron to be present
at the fair in that city next week
Mr.. Paul Blasig will also move his
family to Mitchell as soon us the
house he will occupy can be vacated.
The house which MI. Blaseg
leaves, will be Immediately occupied
by the Ethan Enterprise force.
MIR. Albert Smith returned Tues
day from Chamberlain.
Miss Annie Clement was Il Mitch
ell visitor Wednesday.
Quite a number Of students from
here will enroll at the ID. w. U. the
fall term.
Miss Dora Gum is here wishing
her brother. Mr.. Charles Smith.
Charles Dabler and daughters,
Misses May and Maude departed
Monday for Lyman county where
Miss May has a claim.
Charles Drake announces his can
didacy for the nomination for rep
resentatiye for this district, at the
urgent solicitation OF his friends.
Mr.. Kinney and daughter irou
Carnes, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Jonn Clement.
Mrs. Nina Oathout will begin the
fall term of Hope Chapel school on
Monday Sept. 10.
Jacob Siberz VIII move to Mitch
ell the first OF this week and occupy
the house he recently purchased from
Asa Dodd.
Ethan, Sept l3.-Henry Mutziger,
James Butler, Arthur Drake, Phil
Germschied and Frank klotz as we'll
as many more went to Sioux City on
the excursion Thursday.
C. f. Drake went Sioux City Tues
day night with two car of hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Wilson went 10
Huron Thursday to visit relatives
and attend the fair.
Chares Baure was taken with
appendicitis and went to Mitchell
Wednesday and was operated On. He
rallied from the shock of the opera
ton and was doing we'll at last re-
ports.
Ira Quits, w. S. Snyder, a. j..
Annis and D. r. Green were elected
as delegates to the republican county
convention to be held in Mitchell.
The fall term of school has begun.
Teachers and pupils all seem full of
, enthusiasm in their work.
There ale % enrolled in the sixth.
| seventh and eighth grades
Jacob Siberz has moved to Mitchell
and Mr.. Z~enplenning, who purchased
the Siberz residence, has moved his
family and belongings to Ethan.
The printed Announcements OF the
opening of Ethan public schools
goes to the patrons in very attrac-
tive form.
Two of Ethan's most prominent
citizens, Q. e. Drake and w.. B.
Tobey, are in the field for office
this fall. Ethan expects, and she
has a right to, that some OF the
plums fall this way.
Mrs. Alice Lowrie. owing to house
hold cares, has resigned her office
as president of the Ladies Aid
Society of the M. f. church. This
is regretted by all the members as
Mrs. LoWrie Las proven herself to
be a very efficient president. They
vacancy has not been filed as yet.
Mrs. a. M. Pierce was one Of
! those who went to Sioux City fair.
Nineteen tickets were sold from. this
point.
LOOMS.
Loomis, Sept. l3.-C. E. Perry and
wife, of Mitchell, made a short call
on their children. MIR. and Mrs. Will
Clark, Sunday.
L. A.. Amsden and wife, of Mitch
ell, said how do you do to II. III. Nc
Lain Sunday.
Johr Ayers shipped a car load Of
hogs to Sioux City Wednesday blight.
j. e. Watkins, W. a. Fraser and
q. P. Taylor are delegates from Bad
ger township to the republican
county convention.
L. Meiriman went to Sioux City
Thursday to view the sights at the
interstate fair.
Miss Lillian Shuber, Of Bodal, is
visiting at the home OF her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Grip
pen.
Walter Hubert has bought the
northeast o%ne-iourth Of 10, lO4, 6l.
of ID. M. Tiffany through the agency
of II. FL. FOSS