The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-08-31
NEWS FROM ETHAN

ESian. s p.--John ShocHteldet
and wife made Il trip to rarkstou
SUNDAY
i. l.. Gallagher and son Johnnie
came up from Tripp Sunday.
Sunday Mrs. W. ii. rrow and
granddaughter. Miss Olive Muck,
went to Carthage. S. d.
Miss Katie Craig went to Mitchell
Sunday,
Mr.. Tonner u%nloaded a car OF inn
migrant goods today. He has rent
ed Mrs. Lovegreen's farm. two miles
east of town for next year.
John Donahoe was a Mitchell Wis
itor Monday.
Monday w. P. Smith, Ed Donk and
Con Scheik made an auto trip to Nit
chell.
Fred Tobey. wife ana children, re-
turned today from a trip to Westfield.
Iowa, where he visited with his par
ents.
Jimmie Judge, the popular auc-
tioneer of Parkston was visiting
friends here Yesterday.
Sunday Jud .Annis' brother from
Manchester, Iowa came here to make
a visit.
Monday Con Shurz returned from
Armour, where he made a short visit.
Harry Shipton. of Lincoln. Neb.,
was visiting with friends here Mon
day.
Dan Donovan of Emery is here to
look after the crops on his farm
NORTH of town.
Ethan, S. D.-sheriff Berry was
in town Thursday.
William Gammill has quit his
place at the cream house.
DR.. and Mrs. Ii. H. Trow gave Il
little party on Thursday afternoon
in honor of their little gra%nd-daugh-
ter. Olive Mack of Carthage.
Miss Ella Strand, who has spent
the past three weeks in the country,
returned home Wednesday.
Henry Lewis, a former Cathage
resident was in own Thursday.
Will Smith, Nels Magmussen and
Fred Tobey all went to Mitchell
Thursday with passengers in their
autos.
The funeral of Mr.. E%rpenbach's
daughter who died at St. Joseph's
Hospital, following an operation,
was held from the Catholic church at
Starr on Friday.
Mrs. Peter Ottcsen, living north
east of Ethan was the victim OF a
very sad accident on Monday even
ing. when her hair was caught in the
belt of an engine. which was in use
running the separator, and the front
half of her scalp was torn off. DIR.
Maytum of Alexandria, their family
physician, was at once emf for, and
in twenty minutes was there. At
last account Mrs. Otteson was re-
ported much better and they thought
there was a chance for her recovery.
Mr.. keyser of Parkston, auditor
OF the South Dakota Grain Co., was
in town Friday on business connect
ed with the company's business in
Ethan. Mrs. Keyser and daughter
Evelyn accompanied him.
Fred TobeS and wife and children
and Mrs. w. o. Champion and daugh-
ter left on Saturday for Westfeld,
Iowa, to visit w. B. Tobey and FAM
lily.
l.. II. Mckeel is, erecting a new
barn. 1t is to be quite c~ommodious,
with O. buggy shed in connection.
Anton began received the news of
the death of a brother at Akron.
Iowa on Friday. This brother has
been sick a long time, and Mr.. began
went down to see him last spring.
Ernest Anderson, who formerly
lived here. but who spent the past
year in Illinois, has just returned
mere.
Frank Baraca has gone to work in
the repairing OF shoes for j. w. Ty-
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sheabcn OF
Washington are visiting at the home
of the lady's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Gammill. They were former
residents here and will be remember
ed by a great many friends.
Henry Jennings from Iowa has
rented the form TWO miles nOftn
of town owned by Ed Hoeltzner and
has just arrived with two car loads
of emigrant goods.
Rev. r. X. Feldmeyer has been
spending a week with his friend. Rev.
Hauesler of Hot Springs, S. d.
John Mcdonald is erecting a fine
new basement barn for n. Blackman
on the farm. II. Mutziger did the
cement work. Mr.. Blackman in