The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-30
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his brOG1er S page a lew uayS. lie
went to Yankton Monday to work
with his brother a while, Mi. Aug
ust Weiland, having been given a sec
ton at Yankton.
School began again Monday, the
26th inst.
Rev. Weak gave a very interesting
talk Sunday morning on the ozark
Continent Africa.
A regular blizzard ragged Friday
and kept tie mail carriers from 60
ing out.
Most of the country schools are
out.
Ed Sand returned Saturday FROM a
trip to Memo, 1ripp and Parkston,
and went ON the road again Monday
morning in the interests OF tue Page
Wire Fence Co.
/ Thomas Donahue has moved into
the Milne house in the north pnlt Of
town. Nick Reinartz has mo-, ID
onto the place vacated by MI. DUN
hue and John Reinartz will move on
his fathers farm.
Miss Nina Trow Is planning on
getting up a class i'm music as soon
as her school is out.
The new school board has quail
fled.
Mrs. Weepie gave "a birthday party
Saturday in honor of the 10th nal
versary of Miss Elias birth. Her
little friends report a very enjoyable
time.
Rev. A.. Amirai held Mass in the
Catholic church Sunday and Father
Brones went to Woonsocket to con-
duct The forty hours devotion
John Truitt from Gallatln, Mis-
souri,. arrived here Wednesday.
Mrs. Clements mother. brother
and sister, from Emery, also another
sister from Grants Pass. OREGON,
visited her a few days last week,
The weekly prayer meeting Will be
held Wednesday night at the l.ome Of
i Mr.. and Mrs. Albert klotz.
Ethan, March. 2s.-A party num-
bering is friends and s~chOolmates of
Calmer, Drill and Ina Griffith sur
prised them on Monday night and
spent a very pleasant evening with
games. Mrs. Griffith treated thetu
to cake, candy and nuts. They all
expressed their regrets that Mrs.
Griffith and children we're moving
away from Ethan.
A gasoline stove in Mr.. Will
Grady's restaurant exploded Wednes-
day morning. No serious damage ex-
cept the loss Of the stove. Mr..
G1ady's hands were slightly burned.
Miss Agnes Mccormack came in on
the train this morning.
MIR. and Mrs.. Geo. Fuller arrived
from the north Wednesday forenoon.
Father Brones returned from
Woonsocket Wednesday.
Frank Mcpherson took the train
from here TO 90 to his claim 90 miles
tIom Presho Thursday.
The creeks are full and overflow
ing the banks today so the school
ma'ams can't get out of town to the
school houses.
Mrs Nj. A. Bracha leaves today fol
an extended visit with her biother,
Fred, and family at Brookings. Her
son. Raymond. accompanies her.
Mrs. O. II. Rosenquist is reported
on the sick list.
The water from the culvelt being
filled up with ice backed up and filled
the cellar OF James Ottman to With
in two steps of the floor. The town
authorities had a job on their hands
at once pumping it out.
Are we to have q millinery store
in Ethan this spring? 1t is u good
location for some one.
Edwin Blackman has gone to
Sloan Springs. Ark, to spend
about three weeks.
Misses Stella Sand and Elya iIlot2
returned to Mitchell Tuesday.
Sam Cults, who has been sick is
slowly improving.
LOOMS
Lnomis, March 29.-The Loomi
school closes after this week for tx
weeks vacation and then goes
with a..two months term.
Mrs. L. Merriman aud fani7 md