The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-09-05
LETCHER NEWS

Letcher, S. D.-Mr. Wesley Shan-
non left Wednesday for Wiebaux,
Montana, to spend the winter on
Miss Margaret Becker spent Sun
day with relatives in Mitchell.
Mr.. Lewis of, Worthington, Mimi,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Roe b. Tibbetts.
Miss Ruth Shannon came down
from Groton, S. d., Sunday and Will
begin teaching the Albert school
Monday.
Miss Inis Crawford has returned
from Armour, where she went to
visit friends. ~
Miss Agnes McGrath of Charter
Oak, Iowa, returned home Wednesday
after a tensdays visit at the home OF
her brother, D. r. McGrath. Ia sA
Mrs. Walter Kirkpatrick and little
daughter, Duska of Wales. n. d., are
|h~ereayisiting at the Kirkpatrick home.
MIR. Il. RsaJudy OF; Forestburg. was
in Letcher Monday in the interest Of
the county fair held at Ruskin Park
Sept. g4th, 9Th and 9th.
Mrs. T. ". Kirkpatrick returned
Sunday from a fifteen days, visit with
relatives in Iowa.
co. ellison returned Friday from a
TIP TO aMihnssota ana Wisconsin.
Miss Lucy Grant. returned Thurs
dAs from aEtwo months visit in Oma-
ia and David City, Nebraska. Her
sister, Mrs. Evans and little son re-
turned with her for, a visit IN ass.
D., visited at the U. F. Burr home on
1,1,, fx~yGs. ~ N1,,t,{11i<r, IN n%4orI tho
University.
Miss Merle Wilson came home from
Mitchell Friday to spend the week
end.
Dr.. Moser Of Manning, Iowa, ar
rived Sunday for a short visit at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. d. r.
McGrath.
Mr.. Lewis Beyers, of unityville, S.
D., arrived Friday, called by the ILL
ness of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. klotz of Delmar, Ia,
arrived Wednesday to visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Put
man.
The Christian Union Sunday school
of Union Township No. 4 held a
picnic at Ruskin park Aug. 25th.
There We're Sc in attendance. Mrs.
Borchardt played a march for the
Sunday school to march into the
pavilion where, the usual services
We're held in the forenoon and then
all adjourned to an attractive place
in the park where a bountiful din
nery was served. The guests of the
Sunday school we're Mr.. and, Mrs.
Rorchart, and Mr.. Tilley of MITCHELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and family of
washington Springs, and Mr.. Dow
dell Of Ruskin, Park. After dinner a
program was given in the pavilion.
The main feature of the program was
a reading, THE Voice sofEthe ,YIwt-
light" by Mrs. Hunter OF Messing
ton Springs .asMr. Borchardt talked
to the Sunday school and organized
1t into an American Union Sunday
school,. Ice e and cake, were
served at 5:3O., @asp 3sss
Mr., Will Scott of Artesian was in
Letcher Tuesday. %sis.
Miss Eta Harris returned to her
home at Wieboux, Montana, Tuesday
after a short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tjomsland and child
rem returned to their home at Chi
cago Sunday after spending the sum-
mer at the home of Mrs. Tjomsland's
father, c.. G.. Christopher. Mrs.
T~jomsland's cousin Miss Nina Thor
sen, returned with them to spend the
winter.
Miss Autumn Davies left Sunday
for Yankton to spend a few days be-
fore going to Omaha to resume her
duties as history teacher in the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and family of
Washington Springs returned home
Wednesday after = weeks camping
on their farm rented by NJ. L. Grant.
Mr.. Hunter has beenarepainting and
repairing his farm buildings.