Local residents report Tuesday and Friday travels
H A Kaeppler visited Mitchell on Tuesday. Mrs. B B Cobb returned from Menno on Tuesday. Johnnie Wells had a surprise party Tuesday evening. Albina Janda went to Yankton Friday returning Monday. Jacob Stackerl came from Sioux City Tuesday. Jos V Janda of Wagner was in Scotland Wednesday. W J Janda did business in Delmont earlier. Mr and Mrs J O Tuttle went to Volin Friday returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Wells
Jos. V. Janda
Wagner
Scotland
Mrs. J. O. Tuttle
Volin
Mr. Barnhot
Illinois
D. K. Tomlinson
Butta County
Local News Briefs on Home Improvements and Births
F L Wheeler begins a new porch project this week at his residence. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Bud Wade last Sunday. Dr Seagley announces a ten pound boy born Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wheeler
Bud Wade
Dr. Seagley
Frank Cach
Local notes from Scotland and vicinity
Several brief items report community happenings. Wm Campbell’s health improves. KE Huisinga suffers appendicitis. rural telephone line extended southwest. Geo Stevenson buys 40 acres in Meyer county. Mrs Scovil returns from visits. Mennonite colony hen house fire kills about 300 chickens. T I Parren offers fruit and shade trees. Ray Brown walks with a cane after knee injury. street sprinkler on, water wagons noted. J E Haynes arrives from Indiana en route to Scotland. Presbyterian church honored at Southern Dakota presbytery with Rev A D Collins elected moderator and Mrs Collins named Ladies Missionary Society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. I. Parren
Ray Brown
Scotland
J. E. Haynes
Yankton
Indiana
Scotland Presbyterian Church
Southern Dakota
A. D. Collins
Local notes and visits travel across towns
The Ladies Relief Corps entertain the Mead tomorrow night. Hon. O H Burke plans a congress speak in Perkins before heading to Gregory county. A B Dean brings news of his wife’s death in Sioux City. Gus Rehmierer buys a Austin drug store in Chicago and promises a stylish, thriving shop. Capt Joseph Leach moves toward Seattle to meet his son and sell steamboat machinery. Beatty reports a prairie fire destroyed $850 worth of farm property. Kaylor Farmers Elevator Co Incorporation forms with 57 farmers and $8000 capital. Andreas Baltzer becomes secretary as John Brandt serves as president.
Pure Bred Trotter McNair 38928 Wins at Interstate Fair
Six year old brown stallion McNair 38928 weighing 1260 pounds trotted 2:33 with 210 speed and won first prize for standard bred stallions at the Interstate Fair in Sioux City Towa. Sired by Patchen Wilkes 2:29 with notable descendants including Joe Patchen 2:01 and Dan Patch 1:55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNair
Sioux City
Towa
Patchen Wilkes
Joe Patchen
Dan Patch
George Wilkes
Monotone
Dictator
Jay Eye
Hambletonian
Brissie
Bentinel
Molly Ward
Flying ‘Cloud
Sovereign
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Goodridge-Call Ler. CO
C. F. Wittmayer
C.S. Sanford
H. A. Kaeppler
Mitchell
B. B. Cobb
Menno
Jacob Stackerl
W. J. Janda
Delmont
Tyndall
Wm. Campbell
KE. H. Huisinga
People’s Telephone Qo
Geo. Stevenson
Meyer County
Ernest Scovil
Belvidere
Olivet
Ladies's Relief’ Corps
Méao
H. Burke
Aleart
Congress
Perkin
Gregory County
A.B. Dean
The
Mitchell Republican
Gus Rehmierer
Austin
Chicago
Joseph Leach
Seattle
Wash
QO. Beatty
North Dakota
Kaylor Farmers’ Elevator Co
Andreas Baltzer
Jacob Redmann
John Brandt
Adam Weisz
C. P. Friederich
John Brant
Wat
Weebler
Wheeler’s
Kyanize
Creoceptine
J. A. Jelly & CO
Reich Building
BON Homme County Bank, of Scotland
F. Beckes
Paesipeny
Nicholas Serr JR
Alex. Tleiber Casnien
John Schmierer
F. Becker
Philip Engel
John Becker N. Serr JR
German Bank OF Scotland
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