The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-04-27

N1-ASoNs
Rev, Father wulr of Starr, Faith
er Ungef of Stickney. and Father
Reilaud of Parkston. w(re guests
of Father Feldmeyer Tuesday.
Proceeds of the basket social CIV
en- last week by the ladies Of the
Altar Society OF Holy Trinity
Church netted $99.75.
Miss Eloise Blackman is on the
sick list.
Matt schmitz and John Clement
went to Mitchell Friday afternoon
returning the same evening.
w. B. Tobey returnedl Friday
from Stickney, where he visited his
son Eliphus and family.
William Reeves, who spent the
winter at the Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs. returned from there a few
days ago.
Eph. McBreyer, living two miles
southeast Of town, was severely Bit
Ten Dy a 0 recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Swartz, Mrs.
Byron Swartz and daughter, Evelyn,
all of Parkston, spent Sunday at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Trow.
The gold watch which was donat-
ed by Father Feldmeyer at the So
cial entertainment given last Tues
day evening to the lady whose basket
brought the highest price ($17.0O)
was received by Mrs. Piggott. This
family came here this spring from
Iowa, and bought Mr.. O'Rourke's
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Oathout visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Oath
outs parents, DR.. and Mrs. Trow.
A basket social was given by Miss
Hebe Brown, in Worthen School
Township, on Saturday evening
which brought $500 to swell the
school fund. Miss Brown had gone
to a great deal of trouble, and not
a little expense, to prepare a fine
program, and should have received
more money, there having been a
great many baskets. Merritt Nc
Crazy acted as %auctioneer.
Ira Cults, who has secured a good
position in a hardware store at Mo-
bridge, spent Sunday with his fam
lily here.
D. j. Donovan of Emery spent
Sunday with old friends in Ethan.
Ethan, S. D.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bryant
went to Mitchell Monday.
James Judge drove up from Parks.
ton Monday and then drove on to
Mitchell.
Bert Steele and the Misses Stain
brook shipped a car of goods and his
stock out on their claims west of the
river Monday. Their claims joint and
Mr.. Steele went with the car and the
ladies went on the passenger.
Bauer and Schoenfelder are con-
templating building an addition the
whole length of their store, on the
west side soon, and they had a SUR
veyor come down from Mitchell to
get their exact lines before commenc-
ing the work.
The vault for the new bank at
Dimock is about completed. H. A.
ITrow did the work.
Mike Young has his new large
Ihouse ready for the ~plasterers.
Mrs. Theresa Nicholson has rent
led the rooms over the post Office and
can be found there by her friends,
who were glad to welcome her back
to Ethan.
Frank, youngest son of e. E.
Graves, received a severe cut on his
head by being tipped out of a little
wagon and striking his head on a
wire fence.
Lawns are being graded, grass seed
|sown, and side walks being graded
up, preparing for the cement work,
improving this little town.
c. F. Drake was elected chairman
of the town board, with L. Setter
strum and John Champion the 9TH
.er members. Mr.. Drake is in Can
ada and it is reported the last two
named will not qualify. Mr.. Nolt
was elected assessor, j. w. Tyler
clerk, and Charles Donk street COM
missioner.
Mr.. Newell Blackman returned
from Mitchell Wednesday.