Local News Briefs From Bootland and Vicinity
Parkston resident Aarson Davis visited Bootland while in Volin over Sunday. Bronx City visitors included Myc and Mrs Brahn. Hay shipments from Birkinbins & Brown to Chicago total over thirty carloads in two months. Louise Catton, a former stenographer in Bronx City, returned home. Auburn R. Long leaves for Brookings for steam engineering studies. Mrs Grundland of Mason City, Iowa, visited in Mitchell. Landproofs: Gleason near Belvidere and Corrigan renewing old Scotland ties. Plattner visiting Wisconsin, Asa Brown returning from Bronx City with stock shipment. W. C. Haynes party heads to Chicago and Indiana. O A Erpenning of Tyndall advertises sale on the 25th. Granite stone placed at Mrs Veege’s grave in Scotland cemetery. Yankton Marble Works helped furnish many monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn R. Long
Brookings
8. Grundland
Mason City
Mitchell
Wm. Fairman
Jos, Plattner
Wisconsin
Asa Brown
Bronx City
W. C. Haynes
Wihel
Harold Haynes
Chicago
Indiana
Asa Grant
Veege
Scotland Cemetery
Yankton Marble Works
Mr. Grant
County board adjourns as Heil named chair
The county commissioners adjourned last Thursday night. Heil was elected chairman and treated colleagues to a line supper. Tynsall Tribune Scot land Journal and Springfield Times named official papers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil
Tynsall Tribune
Scotland Journal
Springfield Times
Knodt and Weidenbach Wed in Hartford South Part Home
The wedding of William C. Knodt of Hartford S. D. and Miss Wilhelmina Weidenbach was held at the bride’s parents home in the south part of town with Rev. Treik officiating. Due to the bride’s mother's illness no reception was held, but plans were made for a reception today at the bride’s sister’s home. The groom, once in Scotland, now works in Hartford in the implement business with his father. the couple will reside in Hartford. The Citizen-Republican offers hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Gall
Fred Locke
Geo. Gall
Scotland
Chaiivari
Gune
Revolvera
Carl Kost
Hartford
Crr
Dr K M Ferguson Joins Koobs Clinic In Scotland
Dr. K M Ferguson of Southern Pines New York arrives to oversee Dr Koobs practice in Scotland while considering a winter stay, research hospital plans, and potential hospital sanitation. Ferguson 24 years practice head physician for North Carolina prisons, joined by family with Mrs Koobs visiting Chicago. Argus Leader subscription promo noted.
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K. M. Ferguson
Southern Pines
N. Y
Scotland
Koubs
Ferguson
Koobs
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Baltimore
North Carolina
Assoc
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Oobs
Chicago
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PA. Bliss
Gall Up
Ataon Davis
Parkston
Bootland
Pabde
Volin
Myc
C A. Brahn
Beet Mayers
Hhtchinson County
Rste Diskt
Omaha
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John Ae Ferhed- Cisar
Maupk Zoltioweky
Birkinbins & Brown
Louise Catton
Mr. Gleason
Belvidere
Tyndall
M. Corrigan
Onawa
O. A. Erpenning
Rev. Stark
Prof. Kreiger
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Stark
Mary B. French
Pres. C. H. French
Huron College
Huron
C. H. French
Presbyterian Church At
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Ill
Louise French
Huron High School
Mre
W.R.8. Anderson
Lake Forest
F. D. Wicks
Jas. L. Meighen
Ar‘gue-Leader
Daily Argus-Leader
Clothing & Shoe Store of
John Schmierer & Son
Eere
H. A. Kaeppler
R. P. Loomis
W. S. Brant
W.J. Janda
ASST
BON Homme County Bank
Coats & Jackets
F. Becker
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