The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-05

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ETHAN.
Ethan, July 3O.-The infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Donahue is still
in a very critical condition. The ex-
IRENE heat of Tuesday completely
Frustrated him. A little improvement
is noted this morning.
Mrs. M. a. Bracha and little son,
Raymond, went to Mitchell Tuesday.
A. G. Drake wet to Mitchell Weu-
nesday.
Ira Cults went to Parkston We'd
nesday.
The extreme heat of Wednesday
afternoon caused the men working
on the roads also those working on
cement walks to quit work for the
day.
Adolph Friedal returned from Can
ada Monday.
Harvest is in full blast, the farmers
finding the grain to be much better
than they expected.
Rev. Albert Evans gave the second
lecture Of the series on "The drunk
ards Of England" on Sunday evening
last. The third and last number,
Their Reformation" will be given
Sunday evening, August I.
The young daughter OF Mrs. Rath-
bun Of Mitchell has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Newall
Blackman.
On Saturday last Gus Strand mar
keted 1900 bushels of last years
corn at the farmers elevator here at
sixty cents per bushel, hauling with
four teams two trips a day. Who says
the farmers don't make money.
Among those who are attending
institute from this place, are Tessie
Clark, Ina M. Dodd, Kittie, Mae and
Margaret Champion.
ETHAN.
Ethan, Aug. 2.-Lloyd McKeel's
father arrived last Wednesday from
Michigan and will visit some time
with his sol and family.
Elmer Barker returned from Can
ada last week and will try to dispose
of his farm here before returning.
He is we'll pleased with Canada, and
is running a dray line at Warner.
Little Baby Donakue finally passed
away Saturday afternoon. having
been sick about three weeks. He was
buried from Holy Trinity church on
Sunday. the hour being two o'clock.
rnis 10 the second dear little one Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Donahue have lost
within two weeks and they certainly
have the sympathy OF all in their sad
hour Of af1iction.
Alta and Ruth Gingles. Of Alexan-
dria. are visiting at Roselle Smiths
and attended the lawn social at Ethan
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Rand Of Dewitt, Iowa, visit
ed his friend, Jimmie Judge, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sabin, Of
Running Water. visited their relatives
the brakes. Aere last week.
ENAINNFT.NAEE.9H 9sserIeg -
Ben Barnard, OF Mitchell, and Ell
lis Williams, Of Ethan. started by the
auto route last week for Mr.. Williams
old home In Nebraska.
Mrs. Fred Tobey and Mrs. Alfred
Clement went to Mltchel Saturday.
The lawn social given by the Lad
les Aid, Society Saturday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il.
Bracha was we'll patronized. The to-
tai proceeds being 5000. some ex-
.penses to be paid out OF It. This
amount will swell the cement walk
fund.
Rev. sunderlin, Of Parkston, viii
assist Rev. Evans in his missionary
here Thursday and Friday
evenings also next Sunday. Then
Evans will assist him at Park
ston.
ETHAN.
Ethan, Aug. 4.-Mr. Weidenbach,
Of Parkston is in Ethan to move some
buildings. First Of all he will move
the big two story building Of O. NJ.
Rosenquist back IS inches, It having
been found to be that distance in
the street. Nj. Rosenquist also
thinks he will have it lowered while
he is about it as It will require 4 @or
5 steps to enter the first floor since