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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

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Scandia Picnic Draws Large crowds Despite Rainout

Scandia hosted a three day annual picnic with crowds on opening day and a big Saturday turnout. A heavy Friday morning rain reduced attendance but the afternoon cleared and 3,000 plus enjoyed the evening. Highlights included The African Dip act, Albertina and DeLisle Chappel, and a large crowd from Belleville Republic and Courtland. Thursday saw Felleville 8 Scandia 7 in baseball. Saturday Republic defeated Scandia in 11 to 6 after 10 innings.

Alia Saturnaa Scandia Belleville Republic Courtland Wats Harks Albertina DeLisle Chappel Don Newton Alpha Tinsstrom Nebraska Felleville Republic Vas Scandia

Storm Storms Cause Widespread Farm Damage Near Ry dal

Reports from Monday night's storm describe windmills, wheat and oat stacks, trees and out buildings blown down. The worst damage occurred around Ry dal with a large barn belonging to Pater and Geo Maxton demolished and windmills belonging to W A Johnson and Joe McGowan lost. Hundreds of dollars in grain losses were incurred as stacks were blown over.

Rydal Pater Geo. Maxton W. A. Johnson Joe McGowan

Chautauqua Tent Blown Down Injuring Several In Pelleville

A hard wind storm Monday night toppled the Chautauqua tent in Pelleville injuring many spectators. Mrs. EF Rosenquist formerly of Sherdahl suffered serious injuries with several ribs fractured. Mrs. Hon Povd broke an arm and Geo Collins sustained a severe scalp wound. The pine player also had both arms broken.

Pelleville EF. Rosenquist Sherdahl Hon. Povd Geo. Collins Pany Aris

Three Men Drive to Pardo For Homestead Then Return

Messrs J Peel Art and Toi Peare Harold Coleman and Kad Mitchell left for a trip in Kad Mitchells car to Pardo South Dakota to seek a homestead or land purchase. A broken axle en route forced them to turn back shortly after departing Wednesday forenoon.

Messrs J. Peel Art Toi Peare Harold Coleman Kad Mitchell

Doctor Larson's Recovery Tour and Family Visits

Dr. Larson returned after a six week trip to Penklem an Nebraska and Greeley Colorado visiting relatives. He stayed with his daughter Mrs Hallenbeck and niece and nephew Mrs Oscar Johnson and Mr David Anderson. Mrs Hallenbeck joined him for a two to three week visit. They noted a fair corn crop and better conditions at Eagle Butte and Mobridge where he was taken for hospital care. word this week signals a near certain recovery.

Larson Penkleman Nebraska Greeley Colorado UU. OL. Flallenbeck Oscar Johnson David Anderson Hallenbeck Eagle Butte Mobridge

President to Speak at Kansas Wesleyan University Event

President R P Smith will address a program at Kansas Wesleyan University Diente at 8 30 pm on Wednesday August 16. The venue lies three miles north and two and a half west of Scandia. Everyone is invited to attend.

R.P. Smith Kansas Wesleyan University Wedness Scandia Andrew Granstedt

Girl Shot at Home Near Karle Putte Sak

Grace, daughter of Jr C and family, was accidentally shot at their home near Karle Putte Sak while neighbors prepared to pick choke cherries. A rifle misfire occurred as the weapon was checked, the ball entering her chest and exiting the back. The condition is not fully known from the fragment.

Havsou Grace Karle Putte Sak Jr. C Comepany

Pokemian Driver Survives Bridge Accident Sunday

Joe Kolash and family escaped serious injuries after a car went off a ten foot bridge near Cuba. The vehicle sustained heavy damage but all occupants survived.

Joe Kolash Tvene Cuba

Kicked By Horse Injures Paul Moe in Sunday Incident

Paul Moe son of Albert Moe was kicked by a horse on Sunday. The horse struck him above the eye, leaving a ball wound, and Dr. Snyder was called to sew up the wound.

Paul Moe Albert Moe der Snyder

Mrs Eva Rockholt Receives First Grade Certificate

The county examination awarded Mrs Eva Rockholt a first grade teaching certificate. She is among the oldest recipients, has raised a family, managed a home, and has gradually advanced to the top among successful teachers.

Eva Rockholt Mos

Republic County Fair Season Tickets On Sale

Republic County Fair dates September 10 11 12 and 18 1912. Season tickets priced at 1.00 each with four admission coupons redeemable any day. Tickets close Tuesday September 10 the fair’s first day. Township exhibits judged by quality variety and artistic arrangement with prizes and space arranged by Superintendent J C Gurnea. Premium list available by request from C M Arbuthnot secretary.

J. C. Gurnea

Primary Election Results In Scandia Quiet Ballot Count

The storm crippled phone service and precinct delays hindered a firm result. Scandia held a quiet primary with a large ballot total. 185 votes were actually counted.

Scandia

It Just Rained Says Automan From Belleville

A. J. White of Belleville described a heavy downpour by recounting a rain barrel with a bung hole and an open end. He explained the rain was so intense that water poured through the bung hole and could not exit the barrel, illustrating the severity of the rain.

A. J. White Belleville

Tug of War Highlights Scandia Picnic

The Wood men team challenged all comers in a Saturday tug of war at Scandia picnic. They pulled the opposition with ease aided by three former Woodmen on the other end. The joke is on them.

Scandia

Landmark Blacksmith Shop Demolished After Storm

The old blacksmith shop built in 1877 by O A Brandstrom and Peter Peterson on Cloud Street was torn down during Monday night’s storm. It had been owned by A J Brandstrom, who lived there until six years ago when he moved to new quarters.

O. A. Brandstrom Peter Peterson Cloud St A. J. Brandstrom

Card from Mr and Mrs P Kallman plans return home

A card from Mr and Mrs P Kallman says they expect to return home from Greeley Colp the last of the week.

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