Christmas shopping fills Scotland with holiday cheer
The Boor tax paper notes many locals in transit or visiting Branley county and Chicago last week. A. Cobb traveled, Benny Brown and wife returned from Chicago, Miss Jennie Schenkenberger spent Sunday in Tripp, and Arlie Turner and sister visited their brother at Ethan. Central Pharmacy markets Santa Claus and the cash system promises savings. F Broxer, Henry Kusler and families came from North Dakota to visit Scotland friends. Wm Metzger, a Tyndall merchant, arrived from the east and spent the night in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kusler
North Dakota
Scotland
Wm. Metzger
Tyndall
Local Notices From Hutchinson County and Nearby
Sheriff Meyers and Mrs Meyers of Hutchinson County visited town on Wednesday with Mrs Meyers heading to Mitchell. E H Treen the Jeweler reports a large collection of Christmas and New Year postales. Dr Beagley announces the birth of a son at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Heihn last Sunday.
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Sherif Meyers
Hutchinson County
Mrs. Meyers
Mitchell
E. H. Treen
Beagley
Little Son
Chas. Heihn
Discounted cloaks and Misses garments offered for sale
A women’s sale advertises eighteen cloaks and five Misses garments in sizes 6, 10, 10, 12 and 14 with substantial discounts. It notes alterations to an office space and mentions a Christmas gift option at Central Pharmacy. A kitchen roof fire on a farm west of town damaged a building but was fully insured with Farmers German Mutual.
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John Schmierer & Son
Central Pharmacy
Fred Schmidt
Mr. Stackerl
Farmers’ German Mutual Insurance Co
Local notices and society items from Scotland SD area
The Scotland area page reports a Methodist Ladies' Aid oyster supper at Mrs J L Hutchinson's home with 12 50 receipts and an expression of community activity. Other items include Dr Shoop restorative ads, Dr W E Moore returning from Chicago, a drainage meeting at Olivet, high school entertainment in the M E church, the Yankton College Glee Club concert, Aretta Craig visiting Murdo, and new cloaks at Schmierer and Son.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. L. Hutchinson
Treiber
Scotland High School
M. EB
Manthey
Yankton College Glee Club
M. E
City to strictly enforce three railroad riding ordinances
Pau Lanpmann mayor announces ordinance 10 enforcing bans on boys under twenty riding moving trains or cars in or near the city. Violations carry fines from one to ten dollars per offense with policeOrders to arrest violators.
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Pau Lanpmann
Children barred from street after nine in Scotland city
Ordinance forbids children under eight from lounging or playing in public places after nine pm with fines from one to five dollars. It also prohibits leaving rubbish on streets or alleys and banning disposal of paper or straw on streets and vacant lots. An ad promotes Preventives candy cold tablets for colds and flu symptoms.
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City of
Scotland
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Sherwin-Williams
Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
Lehigh Valley
Sunday Creek Hocking Valley
Fullerton
Julius Jaton
A. L. Jones
South Dakota
THE
Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
A. Cobb
Branley County
Benny Brown
Chicago
Dewrair
Olane Flick
W_ C. Brown
Jennie
Schenkenberger Epent Bonday
Tripp
Mrs. Preszlar
Gentral Pharmacy
Santa Claus
Arlie Turner
Mrs. Vrooman
Ethan
F. Broxer
Griffiths
Castoria
John Holbert
Cayite
Dr. Stonebraker
John
W. E. Moore
Illinois
Schenkenberger’s
Jacob Stackerl
Sioux City
Fred Schnaber
Atty. Orvis
Yankton
F. Becker
John Schmierer
Atty. Wicks
Olivet
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Freak, N. D
Henry Bereta
Hettinger Co
N. D
Aretta Craig
Murdo
Geo. Stevenson
John Schmierer and Son’s
Mn. A. Kaeppler
R. P. Loomis
Barbabertrealert
W. S. Brant
W. J. Janda
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Casa
Bonhomme County Bank
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