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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

8

Local notes from Yankton and surroundings on Wednesday

The column lists residents and visitors in transit including Mrs John Wittmayer, Landlord Minier of Tyndall, and Mrs Jacob Reich under care this week. Frank Wanek the tailor, Lottie Ardery, Margaret Plattner, and M M Fike were noted in Menno Madison and Milledgeville contexts. Mrs Ababer of Wagner paused through to Aberdeen for her husband’s electric plant project.

Jacob Reich Frank Wanek Menno John Ababer Wagner Aberdeen

Local Social Roundup At The Hotel Edwards And Nearby

Dr Hamlin of Tripp stayed at the Hotel Edwards this week. Misa Mabel Jordan, a Presio schools teacher, visited Miss Lola Campbell. Charles Schroder and Florence Schroder of Delmont arrived Tuesday to see their sister Mrs C F Wittmayer. Paul Landmann, receiver of First National Bank of Scotland, had his salary cut by half. Emeline Searles of Springfield passed through en route to Aberdeen where she teaches. Her sister, teaching at Wesington, joined her.

Dr. Hamlin Tripp Hotel Edwards Misa Mabel Jordan Presio Lola Campbell Charles Schroder Florence Schroder of Delmont C. F. Wittmayer Paul Land 1Mann First National Bank of Scotland Emeline Searles Springfield Aberdeen Wesington Fritz Lang Scotland Andreas Resner New England N. C Resner Tost

Scotland Notes and Local Social and School Report

Miss Bertha Schmierer leaves for Oberlin to resume music studies. Miss Rosa Wittmayer also heads to Oberlin, with traveler stops in Yankton. County school notes cover exams, certifications, meetings, and the state teachers’ gathering at Watertown with praise for lectures by Dr. G Stanley Hall and Gen Beadle. Summaries mention lumber price drops, a Missouri River Navigation Congress delegation, and local social events including a Collins Orchestra dance at Odd Fellows Hall.

Bertha Schmierer Oberlin Ohio Rosa Wittmayer Yankton Malcolm Munn Jr Marion Running Water Black Hills Scotland Lola Campbell Wallace Stanley County Atty Geo. Kirschman Tyndall Scotland Friends Kirschman Odd Fellows’ Hall Collins Orchestra Marcus Scotland House W. H. Johnson Patterson Baisch J. H. Queal Lumber Co Landmann Missouri River Navigation Congress Sioux City D. K. Tomlinson P. O. Stonebraker Frank Zolmowsky P. A. Bliss John Unrub Hornstra State Educational Association Grace Eisenga John F. Kirk Geishert School Watertown Association G. Stanley Hall State Department of Education Frazee C. K. Buckle J. J. Manthey John C. Unruh G. BH. Moller Aberdeen Thomas Nicholson Mitchell University Lanka Gen Beadle Gen. Beadle South Dakota

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