The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-09
ETHAN.

Of Plankinton, spent a few days of
last week in town.
Mrs. Philip Tobin lost a tobacco
sack containing $50 in bulls between
the p%ostofice and her residence on
the outskirts of town, but her son
Joe was fortunate enough to find it
within "a hours after it was lost.
Bills are out for a dance Feb. 9th.
1t is to be the last one before Lent.
Miss Lena Foste1man returned the
first of the week from her visit in
Nebraska.
Mrs. Will Smiths mother, Mrs.
Pape, is here visiting.
Ed Cook is spending a few days ia
Yankton, looking after business in
terests.
/. Mrs. M. Bracha and Mrs. Ira Quits
went to Virgil Wednesday to visit
Mrs. Lloyd McKeel. They returned
Thursday.
Mrs. Jessie Rowley is spending a
few days in Mitchell.
!. Mrs. Ira Cults is on the sick list
this week.
A great number from here, both
ladies and gentlemen, attended the
stock and poultry exhibition at
Mitchell last week. W. S. Snyder,
E. P. Sand and MI. Albert Smith
won prizes on their poultry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Nelson are ex-
pected home from Rock Rapids,
Iowa, in about 10 days.
Mrs. G. Mutziger las returned
from her extended visit at st. Paul,
MINI.
The Fisherman Sisters have adver-
tised to sell out their stock of mil
linery at invoice prices.
The school fund is ahead $500 for
their share of the moving picture
show given here a short time ago.
Calinar and Drill Griffith were pro-
NOTED to the seventh grade last
week.
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Mrs. John Everson has arranged fol
a public sale Of her farm proprty
which will be held at her home 2
miles east and Z miles north d
Mitchell. The sale will be held Fri.
day, Feb. %.
Ethan, Feb. s.-Mr. James, o1
Mitchell. occupied the pulpit OF the
M. 3. church Sunday in the absence
of the pastor, n. n. Weak. Mr..
James gave a very interesting dis
course both morning and evening,
W. S. Snyder. E. P. Sand and AL.
bert Schmitz, of Ethan, all secured
prizes at the poultry show at Mitch
ell last week.
Messrs. W. B. Tobey. Ira Cults,
Eugene Graves, NJ. A. Bracha, and
John Clement went to Michtel Tues.
day night to be present at the grea,
A .. q. w. meeting. where they
took in 81 new members. They re.
ported a great time.
A very enjoyable time was reported
by those in attendance at the dance
given here Tuesday night. "La
Gregor, the Harpist" from Yank.
ton, furnished the music mud Will
Grady furnished the supper.
II the weather. is pleasant the
ssMissionary band' OF seven students
from %. ". U Of Mitchell, will take
charge Of the evening services in the
M. E. church here on Sunday, Feb.
II. Our pastor. Rev. I'll. Fl. Weak,
is a member of this band. as also is
DR.. Nicholson's daughter.
The Ladies Aid is still anxious.
~ awaiting the coming Of their new
pews for the church.
The next meeting Of the Ladies
Aid will be held at the home of Mrs.
w. B. Tobey on Wednesday, Feb. 81.
Mrs. M. A. Bracha made a trip to
Parkston Wednesday to get some
dental work done.
Mrs. James Ottman anticipates a
trip to Virgil Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd McKeel. She
will return Monday.
There was not a very large crowd
in attendance at the lecture given
Monday night by Mrs. Gaylord on
ssSix Types OF Girls" though the
lecture was 9.eported very good.
Miss Nina Trow has set Feb. "A as
the date for the school entertain
ment wfichsslle, with her pupils, is
preparing. sA program will be rem
deredNaud ssshaCoAss Sold Each lady
Is requested.to bring a box containing
lnnchHfor two.
There is quite an epidemic OF sore