Local notices and social visits span several towns
Dr T T Church returns from Butte county. Mrs F B Birkinbine visits Tyndall. Miss Ertha Schmierer visits Parkston. Mr and Mrs A K Colwell return from Missouri. Will Youngwirth in town from Nebraska. Mrs Jennie Hadley of Manilla en route to Bowman NC. her husband follows with goods. John Arney plans to move to the Black Hills. Evangelistic meetings start March 8 at M H church. Mrs Fred Preszler and children visit Tripp. W C T A to host Demorest Silver Medal and Musical Contest March 6 at Methodist church. admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Church
Butte County
F. 8. Birkinbine
Tyndall
Isertha Schmierer
Parkston
A. K. Colwell
Missouri
Methodist Church
Local Notes And Notices From Verginia Area
Chas Collinge plans to leave this week for Presho to file on a homestead. O J Bruhn returns from a business trip to Minneapolis. Mrs Bruhm and daughter visit her parents in Armour. Mr and Mrs E Freeman return from Audubon Iowa with sister Miss Gladys Wilson. A L Jones attends a Sioux City horse sale and buys a registered standard bred stallion to keep at his livery barn this season. Mrs C A Banninen. W D Griffiths learns from wife that cousin Miss Ina Briggs died early Tuesday from rheumatic heart disease after grippe worsened her condition. Miss Briggs had lived with her uncle Rev Dr Cargon and made warm friendships during her stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Bruhn
Minneapolis
A. L. Jones
Sioux City
W. D. Griffiths
Miss Ina ' Briggs
Miss Briggs
Dr. Cargon
Illinois
Jagrippe
Dunmire Bardell nuptials celebrate Scotland ties in home ceremony
Nellie May Bardell married Kirk M. Dunmire at J. J. Bardell home with Rev. Wilcox officiating. Guests included Cora Boot Margaret Wickham Winnie Colwell and others from Hartford Sioux City Audubon Scotland. After a wedding dinner the couple left for Sioux City and will reside on the Dunmire farm after April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmire
Bardell
J. J. Bardell
Iin
Nellie May
Kirk M. Dunmire
Wilcox
Methodist Church
Miciating
M. Dunmire
Geo, Dunmire
David Bardell
Loura Bardell
Fred Bardell
Rev
Cora Boot
Hartford
Margaret Wickham
Sioux City
Mis
Gladys Wilson
Audubon
Winnie Colwell
Ray Brown
Gus Becker
Scotland
Anderson
Mitchell
Mendelahon
Florence Bardell
Ladies and Mens Department Changes at Racket Store
Miss Gladys Wilson joins the Racket Store to lead the ladies department with Mrs Freeman while Mr Wilson oversees male customer service. The fourth entertainment course by the Old Plantation Quartet at the M E church drew a crowded house and warm applause for its new, finely rendered selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wilson
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Wilson
M. E. Church
Marriage in Sioux Falls ties Miss Colwell to Mr Swenson
Miss Bessie Colwell wed Mr Swenson of Hartford 8 D in Sioux Falls on Wednesday of last week. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A K Colwell, is highly esteemed locally. The groom is a stranger but regarded as worthy. Also report: Scotland Fire Laddies held a masquerade ball last Friday night. Six prizes for costumes were awarded to local participants. Supper funded by Catholic church ladies. net profit listed as 25.75 from receipts of 67.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Colwell
Sioux Falls
Swenson
Hartford
A. K. Colwell
Scotland
Clara Eisenmann
Mary Dvorak
Paula Stafford
Chas. Zolnowskey
Amos Stafford
Chas. Hisenmann
Star Hotel
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Chantilly
S. D
Goodridge
Call Ler. CO
C. F. Wittmayer
Will Youngwirth
Nebraska
Jennie Hadley
Manilla
Bowman, N. C
Hadley
John Arney
Typdall
Black Hills
M. HE
Ccastoria
Alway
LSTTA
Fred Preszler
Tripp
Philip Schenkenberger
Chas
Collinge
Presho
Wm. Behl
C. A. Banninen
Dunmire Broad Acres
Laelstrealeaelaarars
Wheeler
Wheeler's
Sterling Discs
Sterling Seeders
Gorham Seeders
la Cross Plows
la Cross Barrows
la Cross Wagons
J. A. Jelly & CO
Reich Bros
Tam
O. F. Bittner
Stafford Donley
Central Pharmacy
The
R. W. Russell Drug CO
R. W. Russellborug CO
O. K
Homer Thompson
Pat Grace
Sanborn, Ta
J. M. Dunmire & Bone
Woonsocket
K. M. Ferguson
Agnes Munn
Cedar Rapids, In
Youngman
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