The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-10-19

Champion left for his CLAIM ia Ly-
man county after spending il few
days here.
A1thur Miller has purchased the
building formerly used as Il black
smith shop by Ole R%osenquist and
formerly owned by lin as we'll. Mr..
MILLER will move it on his farm.
Albert Graves had the honor of
having his composition printed in
the Ethan Enterprise as being the
best for the past week in the phi
mary room.
Minnie Rogers was advertised in
the Enterprise as being the best
pupil in the intermediate deparu-
ment the past week. This includes
department. as we'll as studies.
Sollie Nolt will at once commence
the construction of a fine residence
ION the east end of Main street on his
lots opposite the Catholic church.
That's right, build up your lown.
Frank Cole will also build, having
the stone and sand hauled for the
foundation OF his new residence.
Miss Agnes Tobey, who is Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Bordwell, at Elk
Point. Iowa, has been heard, from
as pa%ltaking of dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brown at Hudson. =.
d. Mr.. Brown was formerly station
agent at this place.
g. S. Thompson has returned
after spending two weeks Visiting
at his fathers home in Nebraska.
David Lovinger is going to do
some extensive building this fall
judging by the size of the load of
shingles he hauled out of town
Thursday night.
Ethan, Oct. live are pleased to
see by the Mitchell paper that Rev.
FL. Ell. Weak has been returned to
the pastorate of the Nj. e. church
of Ethan. for another year.
Q. S. Thompson and Sollle. Nolt
have arranged to give a dance in
Tobey's hall on Monday night, Oct.
%. Good music will be furnished.
The pupils in the eighth and ninth
grades have formed a literary society
to get used to parliamentary rules.
1t teaches them a number of things
it is often found very convenient to
know, and affords them quite a
little fun as well. The fun mixed in
with the studies is what makes
school interesting to the pupils.
The Enterprise Office seems to be
crowded with work at the present
time. They have two apprentices,
Walter Eastman and Edith Trow. at
this Date and still work enough for
the older ones.
Mrs. C. h. Drake arrived home
from her six weeks stay in Missouri
on Saturday last. Mr.. Drake arrived
Tuesday.
Tbos. Fullerton, of Mitchell. was
in town Monday looking after his
political fences.
Robert Burns, of Mitchell, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Lowrie has With
drawn from the Ethan school and
will attend their home school for
the winter.
Jonas Nelson has secured the r. r..
D. mail route Nc. 2, and entered on
his duties, John Champion having
resigned. Mr. Nelson said Monday
he would use a horseless carriage,
and sure enough he does, having
purchased a span OF mules from
John Champion.
BERTHE Tobin will be the next one
to enroll on Ethan's school register.
John Siberz, of Sioux City, has
been in town the last few days.
W. S. Snyder took the nortbbound
train Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Oathout drove
to Mitchell and back Saturday and
spent Sunday visiting at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Trow.
RIVERSIDE.
Riverside. Oct. 18.-Mr. Eliason,
Of Alexandria, was in Riverside last
Thursday and took some pictures for
w. l.. Wallis.
The Epworth League will hold
their monthly business meeting meet.
ing Saturday evening, Oct. 20. at the
home of w. L. Wallis.
S. NJ. Granger was in Riverside
Monday in the interest Of the Hub
bard & Palmer Co.
j. S. Daniels, of Mitchell, called
at j. f. Knupp's Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Hill and Mrs. Ethel
Wallis called on friends In Riverside
Saturday evening.
Rev. j. a. Mcdonald, of White