The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-03-18
ETHAN.

OF Washington Will nave Il sane on
Saturday, March 2.
Chester Mittstruck having decided
he would try life on his farm gain
has bought Oft the renter wAo had
moved on last fall, and Mr.. Witt
struck will soon move back ON the
farm.
Mr.. Carleton, the new manager of
the Farmers Elevator has secured
the Mrs. Sanford house in which to
live.
There will be quite a few changes
this spring and houses seem TO be in
great demand.
II. P. Miller left on Monday last
for his home in ST. Cloud, Mimi, and
on Thursday his on, Arthur Miller
and family, left for the same place.
J which they expect to make their
home.
A surprise party was given on Fri
day evening, March IL, for Eddie
Shannon at the home OF his 5arents.
1t was a complete surprise TO Eddie.
A very pleasant time vas enjoyeu
by those present.
Jack Mcdonald, a former resident
here, came down from Tulare the
first of the week and is visiting old
friends here.
Dan Mcmahon is expected back to
his cousin, John Clement, in a few
days.
Miss Christine Rowley has been on
the sick list the past week, and DR..
Clyde Bobb was called in to see her.
Mrs. George Moore and son, of
Kennebec, who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters,
returned to her home Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Esley
Meyers on Saturday, March 6, a
son.
Henry Schurz returned on Weu-
nesday to his home in Cross Plains,
Wis.
Messrs. Judge and Sullivan have
opened a feed and livery stable in
the barn back of the Commercial
hotel.
Mrs. Will Champion and Mrs,
George Weiland bought sewing ma
chimes from the agent who was re-
Gently here from Mitchell.
STOPPER & Schurz are still selling
Laurel ranges. They sold five the
week of their cooking exhibition, and
more since then.
Helen Lammon, who has been
quite sick with c~hicken-pox is i'm
proving daily.
John Taylor took charge of NOV
ing the safe out of the old bank
building down to the depot, from
where it will be shipped.
Con schurz went to Mitchell Fri
day.
Mr.. Stafford and family moved
from Chester Wittstruck's farm in
to the rooms over the post Office or
Friday.
Ernest Dahl and Mrs. Emma S ocE
We're married on March 10. Here is
congratulations.
ETHAN.
Ethan, March 17.-Ira Seagel
loaded his goods Monday ann snip.
ped to North Dakota, where he goes
to reside on his claim. Mr.. and Mrs
Seeger have made many friends here
who wish them all happiness anG
prosperity wherever they may locate
Thomas Tiff moved on Tuesday
into the house owned by NJ. I. Don
ovan, Just recently vacated rs Ire
Seeger. This brings Mr.. Tiff Il ii tic
nearer his business.
Election passed off very quietly
Phillip Germschied, Charles Donl
and Sollie Nolt We're elected the
town board. Mr.. Ed Cook for treas
urer. w. II. Trow for justice of peace
j. w. Bryant. clerk; John Tyler, roaG
overseer; Albert Schmitt, assessor.
Mrs. M. j. Oathout returned OF
Wednesday from Vermillion, where
she has spent the last five weeks
with her son S. c. Oathout and fam.
lily.
Eliphus Tobey from Kadoka is
here today.
Miss Elva klotz's school in Hutch
inson county has been closed for 8
week, owing to an epidemic Of
measles in the ne%ighborhood, there
having been three deaths in a week
Mrs. j. w. Bryant has returned
from Vermillion where she has Wis.
tied relatives for the past ten days.
l.. Setterstrom got a piece of EN-,
cry in his eye on Monday. which
caused him to suffer considerable
pain for a few hours. until it was re
moved.
If .AL. 1850.