The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-09-28
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GSB money was raised by subscription
TO help out sitlatlhe eypsasssazeff X sh.sa
sickness and burial of Charlie Bauer.
Tie school board nave found 1t
necessary to. hire asthirdns teacher to
take cars of the numerous pupils in
school and also i room had to be
provided. So, op the suggestion OF
Mr.. Oathout d partition will be
put in dividing the west room into
two after adding the width OF the
hall to the length OF the original
room. Mrs. Maude Richardson
Green, we understand, has been en-
gagged to teach the intermediate
department. A ninth grade will be
established under this new regime.
"A tuition fee of $3.50 per month for
outsiders to attend school has been
voted and quite a number from out
of town ale attending school now.
One or two new pupils + enrolling
each day.
We understand that S. c. Oathout
lacked only n vote of getting the
nomination for county supelinten-
dent in Hanson county.
a new elevator is to be blu lit right
where the old stock yards used to be
and Anton Bauer has the lob of lay
ing the wall for same.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.. Bracha and
son came into town from the south
on Tuesday afternoons passenger.
The funeral of Charlie Bauer was
held ON Monday afternoon from the
Catholic church. Six Of his school
mates acted as pallbearers. Father
Brones paid a fine tribute TO Charlie
in speaking of his Christian trust
and faith in his Lord and Master.
The family have the sympathy Of
he entire community in their sorrow.
A. M. Pierce is having a Shetland
pony broken to drive in harness.
s. G. Oathout's pupils will take a
vacation Thursday and Friday while
the necessary carpenter work is
being done, to equip the school
house for the extra room.
q. f. brakes friends are congrat-
ulating him on his nomination as
representative for this district.
vela and Milo Snyder are rejoicing
over the arrival Of their grand
parents from Iowa.
We have just learned from the
school boardsthat the selection Of a
teacher for the intermediate Depart
ment has not ret been decided or.
Ethan, Sept. 27.-Most everyone
o visiting in Mitchell this week,
enjoying the many attractions offered
70 the visiting public along with the
beautiful corn palaces.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.. Snow, OF
Madison, visited here WEDNESDAY.
They willfspend the rest of the week
In Mitchell visiting relatives and
ENJOYING the sights OF the city. They
think Madison is a beautiful little
city and enjoy living there very
much. !,
Harry Conway, Of Gregor, is in
the city visiting, He rode over on a
brnncho. He will also visit the corn,
palace before returning home.
Lanrt you hear the twinkle of the
ustding beakR October is nearly.
- popular q weAding month rs June.
Mrs. Craig nd Mrs. Esley Moore,
Mr.. and Ars. Wilson and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. frank Klotz visited Mitchell
and the corn palace Wednesday, as
also did Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit Smith,
Henry Schiech and Lille Donk, as
we'll as others innumerable.
We begin to hear runlors Of a
school entertainment.
Mrs. Ed. Cook has returned from
Yankton. Her son and wife returned
with her and will also visit corn
palace.
. Mr.. and Mn. Pierce drove to
Mitchell Tuesday.
Mrs. Appleby's father, and mother
from Parker are visiting their
daughter and will also visit Mitch
ellis corn palace.
People who have been gone a year,
remark they lind more OF a change
on returning in Ethan than they
do in Mitchell.
Loomis, Sept. 27.-Ira Fraser
bought his two sons, Richard and
Alex, each a new top buggy and
single harness Friday. The boys do
not intend to 90 to the corn palace
alone.
Ned Smith, who has been staying
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Smith,
at Murdo, or her homestead. re-
turned to LOOMS Monday to visit
rclati yes and friends.
Geo. A.. Johnston. of Mitchell. has