Local notices and social events fill town pages
Comings and goings dominate this item with invitations to a December 19 dance, a New Year masquerade on December 31, and multiple town visits. Local trades and people named include J Voegile’s harp orchestra, Dr Landmann, L H Grant, John Foley, John Schmierer & Son, Geo Schmeidt, Santa orders at Brohn & Zehnpfennig’s, B Frank Peterson, Klaus Flick, Chris Baker, and W OC Haynes. Also noted are heat groceries calls, stock shipments, and a couple of small dwellings for sale in Scotland plus route changes and farm movements. The piece glues together social, business, and personal notes in a compact town diary.
Scotland Camp M W of A Plans Yearend Meeting
Will McLellan, ill with pneumonia, is improving under a Yankton nurse's care supervised by Dr. Koobs. The adjourned Scotland Camp M W of A meeting will be held Tuesday evening December 20, for the annual officers election and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McLellan
Yankton
Koobs
Scotland
M. W. of A
Canadian Colored Jubilee Concert at Presbyterian Church
The Canadian Colored Jubilee Concert Company under the Ladies Aid society will present an entertaining program at the Presbyterian church on Monday evening December 17. Eight members will perform vocal and instrumental music and readings with admission priced at 25 and 35 cents. The Cedar Falls Record praised a prior performance as engaging and well rendered prompting the Epworth League to celebrate the venture’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Colored Jubilee Concert Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Falls
M. E
M. I
Windmill plots and hogs feature in Wakonda to river region notes
Mrs. Moses Yackett’s brother and a friend stopped in from Wakonda en route to claims west of the river. The sheriff, D. W. Champervain, reported a felonious hog thief sentenced to a year and a half after pleading guilty in Sioux Falls. Chas Edwards, an hotel man, boasted of hog trades at high prices and claimed one pig gained six pounds on scraps from his table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Yackett
Wakonda
Garner
Sioux Falls
Chas, Edwards
Helis
Edward
Mrs. Berry Dies in Kimball After Visit of Parental Group
Mrs. Tom Berry died at her Kimball home last week. Her parents from Charles Mix County visited Monday on the way home from the funeral. Mr. Berry once ran a hardware store and residence property in Scotland, which he bought from J. P. Serr and later sold to current owners. His wife was an old schoolmate of Mrs. Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Berry
Kimball
Charles Mix County
Berry
Bussness
Scotland
J. P. Serr
Davison
Piles Relieved by Dr Shoop Magic Ointment
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment as a pile remedy. It claims quick relief for itching pain protruding or blind piles and urges readers to try it and see, noting it is made especially for piles and available from all dealers.
Kreycik & Robinson Form Abstract Loan Firm
R R Robinson buys P W Smith's interest, forming Kreycik & Robinson to carry abstract business with focus on farm loans real estate and insurance. J A McLouth ex county superintendent tours Oklahoma for relocation. Thanksgiving gift of pony and cart noted. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for epilepsy cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. Robinson
P. W. Smith
Smith & Kreycik
Kreycik & Robinson
J. A. McLouth
Springfield
Oklahoma
Wm. Youngworth
First National Bank
J.B. Waterman
Watertown
Dr. King
R. W. Angsell
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ACORN
Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
BON Homme County Bank
South Dakota
Trararra
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, N
U. S.A
Iturers
Fire & Bures
Proor Saves
United States
New York
P. Schenkenberger
the Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Scotzano
J. Voegile
Dr. Landmann of
Parkston
L. H. Grant
Mitchell
Canton
John Foley
Oliver
John Schmirer & Son’s
Nelson Brown
Henry Youngman
Geo. Schmeidt
Armour and Stickney
Santa Claus
Brohn & Zehnpfeniig’s
Frank Peterson
Vermillion
Aberdeen
Klaus Flick
Sioux City
John Schmierer & Son
Lomb’s
Chris Baker
Frank Behl
Mr. Behl
Topbar
W. OC. Haynes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pdappe
Dappe
Pappe
Yappe
Tecan
D. W. Champervain
A. L. Jones
Palace
J. W. Jungers
Ss. D
Frank Waner
S. Oak
Main Street
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