Local notes from Scotland and vicinity dance and travel updates
Reports from Scotland reveal a lodge held a dance and supper, residents traveling between Belvidere, Olivet, and Yankton, and visits by J. H. Serr and families. Weather chilled with subzero temps. W R Glenn joins Birkinbine Brown as harness maker. J B Gano moves to town for the winter. a birthday gathering honors Rev Charles Wilcox with a hymnal.
Creamery Closure Forces McLellan to Move Plant
A local creamery owned by A. H. McLellan closes after drainage rights trouble. He moves his household goods to Sioux Falls and joins his brother in the ice cream business there. The Sioux Falls plant will receive cream from the former station while five to six local workers are affected. Local impact includes significant economic losses from monthly payrolls of around 15,000 to 16,000 dollars and missing a major regional supplier. Calls arise to find a new site or solution to preserve the business.
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A. H. McLellan
Sioux Falls
McLellan
County Schools See Teacher Changes and State Meeting
The article notes many faculty changes in Bon Homme county schools, including new heads at Wy augh No 21, Daisy No 67, and Dewald No 82, with encouragement for upcoming teachers exams. It highlights attendance at the Aberdeen State Teachers' Meeting, praise for the Springfield Normal group, and plans for district institutes in January and February.
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Mias Nora Patton
EB . M. Everhart
Aberdeen Iast
Noah J. Parsons
Bardwell
Ernest G. Harwood
Daisy
Margaret Stanton
Harwood
Springfield Normal
State Association
Aberdeen
Lotze and
Atkin
L. C. Cooper
Goodenough
G. G. Wenzlaff
Ralph Eustis
Owatonna
Mion
Dewald School
Alexandria
Edith Townsend
Tripp
Schmoll School
Association
N. C. Schaffer
Nicholson
Cora M. Patten
Ben. Lindsey
South Dakota
W. H. H. Beadle
Black Hills
Bon Homme County
Mozart in Marseilles Corrects D sharp at Opera
A vivid tale from Marseilles recounts Mozart incognito at a performance of Villanella Rapita. A score error produced a D natural, prompting Mozart to halt the act and demand the proper D sharp, earning applause when the orchestra restarted correctly and the composer led the performance.
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Mozart
Marseilles
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