The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-10
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Ethan. Aug. 3.-Miss Katherine
Craig is at home again after an
absence of about three months at
Aberdeen, where she has been 1T
tending college.
Gus Roney, of Missouri. is working
for Frank Shannon.
Charles Larson is the poSSesSor OF
a new steam thresher.
Miss Jessie Iremalne returned to
her home in Mitchell Wednesday
after a visit Of Two or three weeks
in this vicinity.
Henry Schieck and Miss Lille
Donk drove to Mitchell Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole drove
out to the Rosebud Tuesday.
Ralph Sphinx, Thomas Navin and
Will Abbott, all of Mitchell, we're
Ethan callers this week.
Mrs. Geo. Eastman is visiting in
Mitchell this week.
Mrs. Anna McNary and children
yisite her parents, Mr.. and Mis-. A..
Ortman. last week.
Rev. Hardness. OF Parkston, will
occupy the pulpit in the M. L.
church Sunday morning and evening.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
Fred Tobey lost his pocketbook
last week containing between Sl2
and So. We rope he will be lortu-
nate enough to find it.
Presiding Elder Dobson Will con
duct the quarterly conference in the
M. E. church August I at 80 .. IN.
and Will also preach in the evening
at s O'Clock.
The farmers are all busy harvest
ing.
Arthur Rooney is working for Ches-
ter Wittst1uck.
Mrs. Ottman has advertised for
more boarders. We hope she will get
them.
w. +. Roberts, of Presho. a form
er resident of Ethan. was here call
ing on his old friends one day last
week.
MI. and Mrs. l.. A. Oathout and
Mrs. Nj. w. Oathout went to
Mitchell Tuesday and returned
Thursday.
Ethan, Aug. s.-Rey. j. Fl. Dob
son preached in the NJ. e. church
on Tuesday evening. The sacrament
of the Lords Supper was also admin
istered.
Quite a number CT new phones are
being put in on the country lines.
MIR. and Mrs. Gammell expect to
move into their new house today.
| We welcome these worthy people to
our community.
We are at liberty to say our Ethan
school will begin Monday Sept 10.
for a term of nine months.
Mrs. L. A. Oathout is spending
this week at the home of her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Trow.
Charlie Coyne. who has been here
visiting his parents, returned to
Wolsey Monday.
Miss Clara Thompson, sister of c.
s., our genial. station agent, spent
last Sunday here with him.
A. bali game is advertised to occur
on the race grounds on Saturday
afternoon between the fats n leans
Of Ethan.
Everyone anticipates a great deal
of amusement at the ball game
Saturday.
August Crampton, one of the five
year old Twins of Thomas Champion,
had his leg broken Saturday after
noon by a barn door falling on him.
Dick Truitt has gone out i'm the
country to help Mr.. Comstock stack.
Fired and Ed FISHERMAN, OF Stan
ley county, are here for a while.
Father Boones has gone to st.
Paul. He will return Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Agnes Mccormick and mother
left Monday for Presho.
Miss Anna Faust. Of Parkston, is
in the city trying to get up a class
in music and painting.
Mrs. Cults and children spent
Sunday at Mrs. Irving's at Alex
andrla.
Ray Bunnel] had a very narrow
escape from being drowned a week
ago, when be was taken with cramps
in the creek south of his home. lie
was rescued by Frank Clement and
John Cults.
Mrs. j. w. Ottman received the
sad news Tuesday that her laughter,
Mrs. Mamie Boyce, bad suffered a
stroke OF paralysis in Chicago. Mrs.
Eta McKeel took the train Wednes-
day for Chicago to be with her.
Mrs. Barker has just returned from
Nebraska. Her two sisters and q