Local notes from Scotland and vicinity 1908
The Citizen Republican reports locals: Hirach rents his farm southwest of town and moves to Tripp. Berreth takes the farm. Maywald visits daughter in Scotland from Ethan. Jac. Zolnowsky and family head home near fimo. Jas. Broom in town visiting. Deutscher sells residence and plans North Dakota homestead. Jobo Cisar’s stock sale leads to Becker's store remodel. J. H. Stephens evaluates Bons herd. praises Shorthorns as finest seen in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirach
Geo. Berreth
Tripp
Jas. Broom
Delmont
Scotland
Geo. Deutscher
Chris Kraft
North Dakota
J. H. Stephens
J. M. Dunmire
Scotland News and Notices Roundup
Rev Dr. Carson visits Scotland then Mitch ell Texas bound travelers on the same train. Mrs A A Smith retires from the Scotland House selling furnishings to Mrs L Snyder. Jos Plattner settles a large Mendt estate near Dodgeville Wis. Miss Sara Bonekemper weds Carl Miller in McLean County N D Gazette. Mrs Henry Weidenbach dies aged 69. Miss Frederica Jongmann and family details. Obituary notes and social notices. Hypnotic comedy by Newmann at Odd Fellows Hall. Pneumonia death in Avon. Martin Melmer remembered. Cured of lung trouble after using Dr King’s New Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Miller
Scotland
Henry Weidenbach
Frederica Jongmann
Russia
America
Yankton County
German Reformed Church
Treik
Rose Hill Cemetery
Weidenbach Cleaver
Henry
William Weidenbach
Zeep
Fred Goehring
Gotlieb Hertz
Wm. Knodt
Bertach
Frederica
Knodt
Hartford
Epworth League
A. H. McLellan
Joan Cisar
Newmann
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. O. Floyd
Kershaw
Bartlett pool hall sold to Manzo Smith of Alpena
Willie Walker is sick with the mumps this week. The Bartlett pool hall was sold last week to Mr. Manzo Smith of Alpena who has taken possession, and Mr. Bartlett left for Woon- Becket on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Audubon, Ind arrived last Friday to visit their son Will Wilson and daughter Mrs. Freeman, proprietors of the Racket Store. Frank Wanek informs us that his father Jos. Wanek has opened a tailor shop in Washburn, N. C. but his family still resides on the homestead near McClusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Walker
Bartlett Pool Hall
Manzo Smith
Alpena
Mr. Bartlett
Woon- Becket
The Private Office Visitor in Judge Brady Court
In a vignette from Success Magazine Chauncey Shafer, a New York lawyer, summons a stunted youth Billy to his private office. Billy reports to the judge and relays Shafer’s question about the trial’s progress while Judge Brady shows kindness to the boy in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Shafer
New York
Sydney Smith
London
Brady
Billy
Yes She Painted and Other Tiny Talk Lines
A trio of brief exchanges from early 20th century papers shows domestic chatter and social niceties. The scenes include a girl named Margie ready after a powder touch up, a door entry interrupted by a neighbor and a phone call, and a habit of balancing praise for the dead with a word for the living.
London Tatler club night ends with arrest claim
A fragment references a night at a club, a person claiming arrest before arriving, and a night spent in a police station, with a casual exchange between two individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Brown
London Tatler
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Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
Lehigh Valley
Sunday Creek Hocking Valley
Fullerton Lumber CO
Julius Jaton
A. L. Jones
Prop
South Dakota
the . Citizen-Republican
Acbliss
BoorLitp, B. C
Logal News
Poker
Omaha
Olas. Maywald
Min’ & Barngen
Ethan
Topy Diehl
Jac. Zolnowsky
WMV
Fimo
E. H. Trewern
the Jeweler
Jobo Cisar
F. Becker
Mr. Becker
Dr. Carson
Belvidere
Mitchell
A.A. Smith
Scotland House
L. Snyder
Edwards
W. H. W. Devers
Judge Wicks
Avon
Bertha Baisch
Kennebec
J.T. Smith
Hines
Prince
Martin Melmer
Melmer
Scotland Camp
Gotros
Pirlor
Margie
Chicago News
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Missouri
Clothing & Shoe Store of
John Schmierer & Son
A. A. Kaeppler
R. P. Loomis
W. S. Brant
W. J. Janda
Asst
BON Homme County Bank
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