The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-02
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joyed, as we'll as being interesting
and helpful. While not wishing to
praise one above another, We can
not help especial mention of DR..
Hoagland's sermon, Secretary Whit
takers talk on boys and Miss Not
sons helpful suggestions, Rev. JEFF
Ifers ~forceful ermon as we'll as num-
8erous others.
We shall anticipate another treat
for next year. The Mitchell orchestra
furnished some very fine selections.
Mrs. Miles, of Mitchell, visited her
old neighbors and friends here Sun
day returning home Monday.
Albert Smith, Haley Trow, Dan
Sullivan, Henry Mutziger, Theodore
IGeisen and others in all numbering
nine left Saturday afternoon for the
western part of the state to file on
land, If suited with the looks of it.
Miss Marie Clark and brother went
to Mitchell Monday.
Ella and Rosa Weepie went to
Mitchell Monday afternoon.
Edwin Moore and Margaret Davis,
of Alexandria, we're guests at the
home of Miss Edith Trow Sunday.
Frank Shannon was elected vice
president of the Sunday school asso-
citation for the ensuing year. Mr..
Morris was reelected president and
Mrs. Anderson reelected secretary
treasurer.
Mrs. A. G. Bauer and sister-in-law
went to Mitchell Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Drake left on Mon
day afternoon for Mitchell.
IA. G. Drake left on Monday for
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boreson lost an in
FAINT child last week. 1t lived only q
few short hours.
Next Sunday there will be no
preaching in the NJ: 2. church, Rev,
Egyans Is having a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mesdames Rosenquist and Nelson
are busily engaged preparing their
new millinery stock for their opening
shortly before corn palace week.
A new grain buyer is installed in
the elevator where Fred Tobey re-
Gently worked.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Mae Champion and Valentine
Heinz on Wednesday,, Sept. LIST. Miss
Champion is a very lovable young
lady who has many friends, who will
wish her all the happiness in life,
and while not acquainted with the
prospective groom, he is highly rec
commended as a man of sterling worth
and we heartily congratulate them
both.
Miss Mabel Fuller, of Mitchell,
spent some time last week visiting
friends in the country west of town.
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Ethan, Sept. Mrs. A. G. Drake
and Violet Tobin went to Mitchell
on Tuesday.
Jason Place arrived from Missouri
last week and is working for his
oo,,c3r A n nroLo
A. G. Drake made a business trip
to Gregory county the first of the
week. postponing his trip to Canada
until another week.
Jason Place and Henry Mcconnell
drove to Gregory county on a BUSH
ness trip this week.
Mrs. S. J.. Wilson gave the young
people a very enjoyable evening last
Monday night when she gave a birth
day party for George Jackson, who
has worked for Mr.. Wilson all sum
mer. Music and games and light re-
fres--ments furnished pleasant enter
tainment and the boys and girls GER
tainly appreciated Mrs. Wilson's
thoughtfulness.
Elmer Barker has sold his farm to
a. G. Drake and traded his livery
barn to Joe Weepie. Mr.. Barker hav-
ing disposed of all his property here
now will return to Canada soon in
tending to make that his home. He
Will ship a carload oftstock and ma
ichinery 0
Ethan can boast a jeweler now. so
any one having watches OF clocks to
be repaired. take them to Mr.. VIII
GradY's restaurant where this iewelsr
is located.
Mr.. and A.rs. George Weiland have
moved to Yankton, where his people
live. They have been gone nearly
two weeks.
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