Local Notes and Visits Highlight Springfield and Area
Miss Zita Turnbull of Tyndall visited Miss Helen Eliza on Tuesday. Mrs Theo Griess and children of Nebraska are visiting Mrs Paul Landmann. Miss Beatrice Catton and Raymond visited Geddes Wednesday to see their sister Mrs Ed McLachlan. Ray O H French, president of Heron College and former pastor, will preach in Bedland next Sunday morning.
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Zita Turnbull of
Tyndall
Helen Eliza
Theo. Griess
Baryard, Nob
Paul Landmann
Beatrice Catton
Raymond
Geddes Mesday
Mra. Ed. McLachlan
H. French
Heron College
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The
Presbyterian Church
Bare
Bedland
Syouing
Vermillion Visitors and Local News From Nearby Towns
Mrs EB T Sweet of Vermillion arrived to stay with Mrs H A Reeves. Mrs Walker of Lower Brule Agency visited between trains. John Schmierer Jr of Parkston left for Seattle for the exposition. The Illinois and Town farmers' picnic postponed to September 1 near the Jim River. Scotland hosted several quill drivers including editors Smalley Pike Btout and Beery for a chance meeting with no alliances formed.
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Jim River
Grove Hall
Scotland
Smalley
Springfield ‘Times
Pike
Tyndall Regia “Ter
Btout
Ryan Clarion
Beery
Olivet Leader
Calamity and Accident Hit Nearby Families
Walter Collinge visits Cavite where brother Charles faces repeated misfortune. Hail ruined his crop and typhoid fever endangers his wife still at eight weeks. Frank Zolnowsky suffers injuries from a auto crash near Tripp after a washed out bridge caused a plunge. Summers of Sioux City also hurt but less severely.
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Walter Collinge
Cavite
Charles
Charlie
Frank Zolnowsky
Mr. Summers
Sioux City
Parkston
Tripp
Move Age styles set fall coats and tailored suits trend
The article notes hip emphasis returning with long coats and low hip trimming creating long waist lines. Pleats return to flatter fullness, while the tailored suit dominates outdoor and country wear for durability and value against fussy fashions.
Diverse local items and notices mix personal, business, and health ads
A collage of notices includes trespass warnings from Parr Becker of Hutchinson Herald, a Parkston carnival tied to a political grudge, Chas Zehnpfennig buying a 400 acre ranch on Twelve Mile Creek, trains and farm land sales including H. Beers farm at 75 dollars per acre, Menno Implement Co selling traction engine gangs, buyers Ulmer Mettler and Mettler, a Potomac malaria note, and a health claim for Electric Bitters touted by R. M. James with Bruba Stonebraker guaranteeing the tonic.
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Hutchinson Herald
Parkston
Chas, Zehnpfennig
Twelve Mile Creek
H. 8. Beers
Washington
Potomac
R. M. James
Louellen
Bruba & Stonebraker
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Mens Goods
Rockford Sox
Toarry
T. Ke, Lux
Citizen - Republican
FL. Mlims
Springfield
Walker
Boyes
J, T. Cuurcx
Rosert Jasmann
EB. T. Sweet
H.A. Reeves
Alex Treiber
Boil Binder
Yankton
Green Bay
Wis
Binder
M. V. Janda
Bovee
Bovee Furnace Works
Waterloo
Iowa
America
Library
Review of Reviews
Times
Albert Shaw
the Review of Reviews Company
Astor Place
New York
Parr Becker
Menno Implement Co
Chris M. Ulmer
Fred A. Mettler
Henry J. Mettler
Tam
Dr. Shoop
Khyatel
Wu Om
Suraly
Dr. Hoop
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