The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-23
ETHAN.

EUlaD, NOV. lS.--1 Ile safe uU MI.
Barrett's last Saturday was not as
great Il success as usual, owing to
the weather being so inclement.
The "Wandering Minstrel Show"
which filled their bill here Friday
and Saturday evenings showed to a
full house both nights. The moving
pictures were said to be among the
best.
John Cool has sold bis farm of 24O
acres joining town to Ed Cook for
the sum of $50 per acre. Mr.. Cooks
son, Of Yankton, will move on it
March L.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
e. church will meet on Wednesday,
Nov. 81, at the home of Mrs. c.. r..
| Drake.
a or and bali is billed for Thanks
giving evening in TGbey's hall.
Everybody invited.
A false alarm of tire was given on
Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock. call
ing everyone out at such a time on
such a cold morning. Practical Jokes
OF that nature are not much enioyed
and should be condemned.
Joe Weiland. of Scotland. was in
our city last week.
Roy Oathout took advantage of
the Sunday train and came home the
18th. He returned to his studies at
d. w. u. Monday.
Henry FISHERMAN, it is said, con-
templates building a house this win
ter on the lot recently purchased from
a. G. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday will return
to their home in Rock Rapids on
Monday, having had a pleasant visit
here for the last ten days with their
daughter, Mrs. Jonas Nelson.
A. Walters, three miles south and
five miles east, had a sale Monday,
Nov. 10.
Grandpa Gammill is engaged in
building a barn.
Art Drake purchased the balance
of the apples left in the car Brought
by Mr.. Reeves, OF Missouri. Mr..
Drake sold him a town lot.
Some Of the pupils wish their
teachers would mark their paper 100
when they stand 100. They think
it looks better than TX and 2x.
Ethan, Nov. 21.-Mrs w. B. Tobey
turned owe S9.O7 to Mrs. Cole, treas
urer OF the Ladies Aid Society,
that being the proceeds of thepdin-
ner and supper served by Mrs. Tobey
last week. Mrs. Tobey las the
sincere thanks of the Ladies Aid
members for a pleasant days. vislJ.as
we'll their hearty appreciation OF the
delicious meals she served.
Miss Ina podd boards with Mrs.
Trow while attending school. it be-
ing TOO cold to drive as.'she formerly
did.
A. Oathout went to Mitchell Mon
day to finish his house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oathout will commence keeping
house as soon as Mrs. Oathout's
school is out Dec. IA.
Last week L. a. Oatbout sold a
piano to Harry Gineles neal Alexan-
dria.
Fred Gtosz has been quite sick for
the last few days. He is not i'm
proved at the present writing.
Mrs. Craig returned from Mitchell
Tuesday afternoon.
States Attorney Spa agler was in
Ethan between trains Sunday.
The Ladies sid will quilt on Mrs.
Tobey's quilt again this week.
John Hendrickson and George A.
Carlow have been Counting tho
past week.
c. F. Drake returned the last of
the week from Mitchell, whore he
had been attending the commissions
ers' meeting.
Quite a number Of the school
pupils are afflicted with bad colds.
John Cool and Ed. Cook went to
Mitchell on the evening passenger
Tuesday.
Joe Craig was in town a few day
ago
Mr.. ard Mrs. L. A. Oathout spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Trow
and Oathout homes.
The plasterers have gone to work
on Sollie MOTIFS house.
The pupils in s. G. Oatbout's
room are having stirring times these
days debating. 1t is good exercise,
it also gives them experience and
sharpens their wit.
RIVERSIDE
Riverside, Nov. 22.-Clarence Wall
lis led the Epworth Leag.e SUNDAY
evening.
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