The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-26

rev days.
r. L. Tremaine went to 1.-THE con-
vention of the Elks at Deadwood last
week.
Mrs. Frank Cole arrived home
from Wisconsin on Sunday. She spent
the past eight weeks there visiting
her relatives there and helping care
i for a brother who has been quite
sick.
John Sexton, of Bonesteel, has &C
copied a position with W. P. Smith.
Henry Mutziger and Haley Trow
are at Starr this week finishing up
the cement walks at that place.
ETHAN.
Ethan, Aug. 25.-Miss Vida Shane
arrived Tuesday for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. sollie Nolt.
Mrs. Lovgren went to Parkston to-
day as she is having some dental
work done there.
Miss Clara Hathaway came down
from Mitchell today and we all hope
she may stay till after the Sunday
school convention, this probably be-
ing Miss Hathaway's last visit to
Ethan friends as she will soon go to
New York to sail from there to India,
where she will be united in marriage
to Harry HI. Weak, who preached
here for three years, and was be-
loved by all the people.
Ladies Aid will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Gammill.
George Castor has rented his farm
for one year, and he with his family
will leave 500 for Washington, to
see the country, visit relatives, at
tend the exposition and permanently
locate there If suited.
Lambert Lowrie will visit Wash
ington this fall, and when he re
turns, Mrs. Lowrie, will make a trip
there also. The farmers intend to
keep right abreast with the times.
This afternoon "wednesday oc-
ours the return game of ball with
Parkston. and we certainly expect a
great time. The boys here will give
la dance in the evening, and vogeli's
orchestra, which has been engaged
~insures a good crowd and also a
good time. The Arcade restaurant
will furnish supper for the dance.
"A. G. Drake and L. H. Swartz, OF
lParkston, arrived home from Canada
Tuesday. MI. Swartz was very favor.
ably Impressed with the country
there, especially Lethbridge. and may
locate there.
Mrs AZ. g. Drake and Mrs. j. w
Tyler went to Mitchell Wednesday
.afternoon.
LOOMS.
Loomis, Aug. 25..Miss Alice Mac.
Donald of Erie, Penn, is visiting al
the home of H. G. Clark.
Miss Nellie Donahoe, of Parker, is
Ia pleasant visitor at the home of hel
uncle, Will Clark.
Foss & Taylor, the land men sold
H. Erion's farm for $500 an acre.
We wish to inform the Mitchell
police that we were not misinformed
and we can prove our statements al
any time. We are sorry that they
should take exception to the truth
lbut their judgment is not very good
when they can not tell a farmer from
a hobo. It was about three weeks age
that this took place. There we're two
weeks there were no Loomis items
in. The farmer was not branded.
Tom Mcmahon and two daughters,
IClaud Case and wife went to Woon-
socket Wednesday to attend the field
day sports.
j Will Clark went to Letcher Wed
nesday on business.
There will be a dance at the Loom
is hall Friday. August %.
There will be a farewell party for
the Rev. E. M. Keller and family,
Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
Mrs. Jennie Brown, of Centerville,
is visiting at the home of her brother.
Warnie West.
Eddie Pool, of Creston. Iowa, is
visiting at the home of his uncle,
VIII Pool.
Mitchell Man Hurt.
Ethan Enterprise: Emil Engstrom,
while going to the river with a party
of friends last Sunday. was violent