The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-12
ETHAN

Col, where she will re. ain about
two months visiting her dassgAter.
Mrs. O'Rourke.
Mrs. William Craig returned@Tr
day from Los Angeles, CAL, where
she spent SONS time visiting her
daughter and family, Mrs. James Toi-
in, formerly of Mitchell.
Frank Cole, Will Smith, and FREQ
Tobey went to ParKston FRIDAY to
witness the ball game between Park
ston and Ethan in which the former
proved to be the victors.
S. G. Oathout, in company with his
mother. arrived Friday from Aher-
deem, where they attended a con
vention of the Millennial Dawn be-
levers.
Word has been received from Mr..
Annis' son in Washington of the mar
riage in that state of Mr.. John Cool.
formerly of Ethan.
Miss Mary Carlow attended the in
stitute at --4tchell last week.
James Carlow left last week for
Tulare where he will run his elevator
as soon as grain begins to come in.
Mrs. Sexton left last week for
Bonesteel to visit with her son, Jonn.
for a while.
Miss Mary Clark and sister, and
brother, Franz. have recently filed
on claims.
Frank Mcpherson arrived Thurs
day from Missouri and will probably
spend all the fall here.
Rev. Mr.. Sunderlin of Parkston,
preached in the M. r. church on Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bauer have. rela-
tives from Missouri visiting them.
The social that was arranged for
Saturday evening at the home of
Charles Brown has been postponed
until Aug. IA, on account of the
storm.
ETHAN.
Ethan, Aug. Thames Steichen
and family of Parkston spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Weilamd.a
Mrs. E.. McBrayer and Mrs.lsnE E.
Moore departed Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,. i.
Earl Clement, Ed Donk and John
Cults vent to Parkston Monday.
Mrs. William Craig went to Mitch
ell Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. "A. G. Drake and children left
Tuesday for sioux City to visit with
w. S. Snyder a few days.
Mrs. A. G. Bauer and sister were
Mitchell visitors Monday.
A. c., Drake and Elmer Barker
returned Tuesday from Minneapolis.
Rev. Evans pulpit here will be
filed next Sunday morning by s Wis
iting minister. Mr.. Evans will he at
Parkston at that time.
A. C. Drake went to Mitchell Tues
day.
The Ladies Aid society meet on
Wednesday at the nome of Mrs. Ed.
Cook.
Miss Edith Trow's music pupils
number nine, and the class seem to
increase each day in numbers.
Henry Nearhood drove to Park
ston Sunday and listened to Rev.
Sunderlin's sermon Sunday evening.
Con scniech visited friends in
Parkston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankinson and two
children, of missouri. also Miss Mar
tin arrived last week in their auto
mobile from that place to visit Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Bauer. The two ladies
are sisters of Mrs. Bauer. Owing to
the condition of the roads after the
big rain of Saturday evening, the
gentleman returned to Missouri by
rail Monday and will come back the
last of the week and if we have no
more rain the little party will return
home by the auto route.
PROSPER
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Prosper, Aug. 11.-Andrew Ander-
son and family spent last Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. Golbrg.
Eskel Carlson expects to go out on
his claim the first CT September.
Mrs. Emma Oheltree, Myrtle and
Matte Wittstruck, Agnes and Regina
Scheich and Florence Watson have
returned to their respective homes
after receiving two weeks of ex-