Local Notes From Branley County and Surrounds
Mr Jasmann spends week in Branley county. Mrs A D Collins was under the adopter s oste last week. Ele Walker made a business trip to Ashton this week. W Murner from Tuesday. Tos Novotny injured near Vod eet blab last Tuesday. Mrs Elin Mahaney left for Hapid City to stay ten days and care for her farm nearby. Strawberries lettuce celery and lemons for Easter. Bereher Bros Co. Dr Moore of Tyndall went to Chicago. W C Haynes at Sunday school convention in Brookings. Mrs D B Mason of Blanchardville Wis visiting her daughter Bud Wade. Easter services by the Mro Sunday school at M B church next Sunday evening.
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Jasmann
Branley
E ‘County
A. D. Collins
Elin Mahaney
Montor
Abe
D. B. Mason
Blanchardville, Wis
Bud” Wade
M.ro
M. B
Cartornai Bears the Tha Kind You Have Always
Moses Hackett installed a pew bowling machine in his pool hall based on loop the loop. Ed Johnson of Rapid City visited Scotland and was en route to Charles Mix county to tend to business interests.
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Moses Hackett
Ed. Johnson
Rapid City
Scotland
Charles Mix County
Local notes and notices from Scotland and vicinity
Mrs J A Jelly spent Sunday in Mitchell. Supt Muller was in Scotland last Thursday night. W H and A M Shaw visited Scotland between trains Saturday. Rev H P Carson preached in Gregory after visiting Scotland. J W Brown offered Iowa Hog and Cattle Powder guaranteed to expel worms. Mrs Wood returned home to Springfield after wintering with her daughter. Mrs Wm Fairman announced a newborn nephew of Dr and Mrs Mitchell at Orient. John Foley visited Scotland from Olivet. Mrs Henry Baisch, Miss Bertha, and Mrs Carl Max joined Grandma Wenzlaff’s 80th birthday celebration in Yankton. P Loomis returned from Mitchell with family joining in Scotland. Golden Wyandotte eggs for hatching offered by Puin Brorst Scotland So Oak. The city graded Third street improving the brow near Wittmayer and Jaton. Miss Cora Jelly injured her ankle in a buggy mishap. Pan Landmann returned from St Louis over a suit about $10,000 on deposit. decision favored St Louis bank. Ladies’ Relief Corps entertainment drew a full house with proceeds $48. program included Prof Manthey instrumental, two act play Not a Man in the House, Miss Gladys Wilson solo, and a farce with Miss Florence Brown and others. thanks extended to helpers. Fred Stevenson planned to settle Stanley County, but returned to Olivet. John Cisar left for Belvidere with goods for his new claim. his wife and children remain home until house is ready. Dr Shoop's Restorative touted as spring tonic for fatigue and sluggish systems. RB W Russell Drug Co sale.
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Cora Jelly
Jelly
Pan! Landmann
First National Bank
St. Louis
Washington National Bank of
St. _ Louis bank
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Manthay
Gladys Wilson
Canton telegram false claim of Pat Grace death
A false telegram claimed Pat Grace died in Canton yesterday after he had run the Short Order restaurant in another town. The notice also announces April 24 1908 sale of Bon Homme county common school lands and April 25 1908 lease of unsold lot parcels, all at public auction from 10 am to 5 pm at the court house in Pierre. Dated February 1 1908 in Pierre.
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Pat Grace
Canton
Mr. Grace
Bon Homme
Court House
Said
Jeane
Pierre
C. Dokken
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Oxfords
Vici
Tan
John Schinierer & Son
Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
A. L. Jones
Prop
South Dakota
the ‘Citizenas Publican
A. Bliss
Balter & Proprietor
Walker
Ashton
W. Murner
Novotny
Bereher Bros. Co
Dr. Moore of
Tyndall
Chicgo
W. C. Haynes
Brookings
Cartornai
J. A. Jelly
Mitchell
Supt. Muller
W. H. and
A. M. Shaw
H. P. Carson
Gregory
J. W. Brown
Iowa
Wood
F. D. Wicks
Springfield
Henry Baisch
Bertha
Carl Max
Yankton
Grandma Wenzlaff
P. Loomis
Puin Brorst
Third Street
C. F. Wittmayer
Julius Jaton
Prof. Manthey
Fred Stevenson
Stanley County
Frank
John Cisar
Belvidere
Dr. Shoop
Adler’s Collegian
Becker Bros. CO
Fred Goehring
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