Local notices and town chatter fill The Citizen-Republican
In Scot land and surrounding towns residents visit others and conduct daily business. L A Hads of Tyndall I W Seaman of Mitchell Warren of Yankton College and many others are noted as visiting or traveling. Local shops announce Christmas trees shooting gallery openings and new products while residents plan travel and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Homme County
L. A. Hads
Tyndall
I. W. Seaman
Mitchell
Local Notes and Visits Across Town
Miss Paula Stark returns home from Aberdeen after staying with her sister Mrs Zimmerran. Mr and Mrs Thos Abbott of Tyndall visit town on their return from California. Mrs May Binder of Yankton visits her mother Myre Janda and is under doctor care for inflammatory rheumatism. Grace White of Vermillion in town en route to Providence for a large music class. Cilery from Michigan sold by G G Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Stark
Mrs. Zimmerman
Aberdeen
Thos. Abbott
Tyndall
Treaday
California
May Binder
Yankton
Myre
Janda
Mise Grace White
Vermillion
Pinndreau
Beara the Kind You Have Always Known
Frank Bo Smith of Mitch ell joined by peers hunted quail on the Jim river Saturday. J Schmierer Sons Store will distribute 1906 calendars Saturday. Auction sale of John Shen berger and Co H Heller postponed to Dec 21 due to date conflicts. Geddes News editor Tucker and wife returned from Washington D C with editors association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bo Smith
Mitchell
Peu
Jim River
John Shenberger and CO. H. Heller
Tucker
The
Geddes News
Washington, D. C
South Dakota Editors’ Association
Remains of Mrs Frances Sowl Buried in Rose Hill
The body of Mrs Frances Sowl aged 88 was moved from Argyle Wisconsin to Rose Hill cemetery for burial beside her husband who died thirteen years earlier. Rev H R Upton conducted the grave services. Her son David Lowl of Argyle accompanied the remains. She lived in Scotland for years before moving to Wisconsin eighteen years ago. She leaves two sons Chas Sowl and Geo Sowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Argyle
Wis
Rose Hill
H. R. Upton
David Lowl
Scotland
Wisconsin
Chas. Sowl
Geo. Sowl
Traveling visitors and local commerce notes from the region
Mr. Smith of Iowa visited Wit tenberg to see cousin Jacob Meyers after touring Jerauld county for land purchases. Drew-Selby Co. shoes are promoted. Col Ainsworth, life insurance expert, in Scotland briefly from Cincinnati. J Schmierer and Son and J J Deutscher and family engage in local commerce. Mr Deutscher bought North Dakota land years ago at $2.50 an acre, now valued farm at $265 per acre. Fresh bulk oysters available at John Cisar's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Iowa
Wittenberg
Jacob Meyers
Jerauld County
Drew-Selby Co
J.J. Deutscher
Medina
N. D
Mr. Deutscher
North Dakota
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Birkinbine & Brown
Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Pres. Warren
Yankton College
Miss Loedin Serr
Frimuile
Alelinelorrie Satpal Nes
Tos. F. Janda
Thor List
Drewselby Co.shoes For
Helen
Sioux City
J. W. Janda
Wagner
Sisseton
Castor
Tinianna
Chas, Treiber
Lesterville
B. W. Burnett
Schmierer’s Drug Store
Dr. Koobs
Tripp
Fallon’s
John McLaughlin
Geo. Schneider
South Dakota
D. W. Cuamnenna
Clyde McClaren
Hanford Produce Co
Calhoun
Palace
J. W. Jungers
City Restaurant
S. D
Drew Selby Co
Becker's
B. Fallon’s
Castorta
Beara
Jough
J. Schmierer & Son
Col. Ainsworth
Cincinnnati
J. Schmierer and Son’s
John Cisar’s
Jon
F. Becker
State OF South Dako
Hon Homie County
M. Rohrabacher
State of
Greetin Po Ratharena Mayer
Bon Homme
Ba Main Street
Wattine
Robert Dollard
Jos
Wanek
S. Oak
Main Street
Star Hotel
Alois'trutnovsky
Dspot
Romadka
Bonhomme County
Capitan
H. A. Kaeppler
Pres
R. P. Loomis
Cashier
W.u. Janda
South
Tybon Homme County
First Judicial Circuit
Hoyland Furniture Co
Delia Hoyland
Olaf Hoyland
Rovert DorLann
Hoviand Purniture Company
Delia Hoviand
Olaf Hoviand
John Scumierer & Son
Freed and Sale Stable
A. L. Jones
Goodridge, Call Lumber CO
Union Lumber Co
Cross Creek
Lehigh Valley
John Wittmayer
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