Notable Visitors and Local Happenings in Scotland
Mrs Frank Simmons and Mrs Downs of Sioux Falls visited their mother Mrs Henry Baisch in Scotland this week. Mitchell guests John Jennings and sister called on old friends here and in Avon on their way home from Iowa. W B White, now in Florida, passed through to visit daughter Mrs Dr Ray Smith in Mitchell. Jos Tiebel and wife from North Dakota visited their Mitchell daughter Mrs Philip Schmierer and called on Scotland friends between trains. Trompeur 7664 will stand the coming season at several local farms and a Scotland livery. Scotland hosts a gala week with circus, Chautauqua, Fourth of July, and amusement fairs. An air rifle accident injured Harriet Minnich. a lesson in firearm safety is urged. A new daughter to Mr and Mrs Sam Ludeman was born. Mrs Huber of Menno seeks treatment in Yankton. C S Laing of the Lyric Theatre signed to bring major Broadway hits, with first feature July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simmons
Downs
Sioux Falls
Henry Baisch
John Jennings
Mitchell
Iowa
George
M. T. Brown
W. B. White
Florida
Ray Smith
White
Olivet
Jos. Tiebel
North Dakota
Philip Schmierer
Avon
Scotland
H. Heyman
The
World Film Corporation
City
Mr. C. 8. Laing
Lyric Theatre
New York
Lillian Russell
Clara Kimball Young
Vivian Martin
Janet Beecher
Elaine Hammerstein
Robert Warwick
William Elliott
Law Fields
Eugene O'Brien
Laing
Wohlfarth Downey Wedding in Plattsmouth
Last evening at 8 o clock the Wohlfarth home on North Fourth street hosted the marriage of Miss Clara Wohlfarth to Mr Frank Downey of St Joseph Missouri. Rev A F Ploetz read the nuptial lines and ring service. A large reception followed with a luncheon served by local bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmonth
Neb
Chris Wohlfarth
North Fourth Street
Mise Clara
Frank Downey
St. Joseph
Missouri
A. F. Ploetz
First Presbyterian Church of Scotland
Dorothy Gorder
Mma Woblfarth
Gertrude Seclmier
Louise Gorder
August Cloida
Jesse Moore
John Gorder
Margaret Wohlfarth
Plattamouth
de Gorvog
Burlington
Corner Stone Laying at Presbyterian Church Marks Remodel
The Presbyterian church held a ceremony to lay a marble cornerstone for its remodeled building after a Sunday service. James Gibbon and Hector Nellis, 1879 charter members, performed the laying with Rev. Ploetz reading the ritual. A tin box beneath the stone holds church history, membership lists, Sunday School records, and photos including Miss Elizabeth Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Yankton
J. B. Gano
Elizabeth Carson
Barrett
James Gibbon
Hector Nellis
Local notes from Hutchinson Herald and Tyndall Tribune
David A. Wipf reports Bru derhoff sold 5872 pounds of wool for 1519.16 dollars. Fred Rohrabacher drilled artesian wells for Maxwell colony and Ed Bray. Ed. Holt and Henry Koch discuss wool crops. Koch’s sheep clipped over ten pounds. Walter Scheidt visiting. Canadian land tax rumor denied. County officials discuss saloon licenses. 1916 dry push noted. Victor Wagner buys Jas. Austera restaurant in Tyndall. saloon permits awarded. Mrs. Ferguson learns of nephew’s death. friend’s son drowned recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Herald
David A. Wipf
Bruderhoff
Fred Rohrabacher
Maxwell Colony
Ed. Bray
Chr. Ulmer
Ed. Holt
Henry Koch
Mr. Koch
Mr. Holt
Walter Scheidt
Canada
Financial Disclosure Notes From South Dakota Business Ledger
A fragmented entry shows non ledgers for interest and rents, asset deductions, and admitted assets totaling 1,247,927.93 with liabilities including unpaid losses and premium reserves. It records risk, premiums received, expenses incurred and losses paid totaling 84,768.77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Tapital
Real estate loan details and collateral notes
Notes show loans on real estate and collateral with policy loans and cash items. Mentions hands and stocks in a bank office context with a total figure 272947.61 referenced in the record.
Chautauqua Chore Bondas Plans Child Festivals
Arrangements announced for Chautauqua child work to be led by ANON and Miss Myrtle Pn. The program for children six to fourteen features games, tours, and labyrinths of pleasure. No extra charges will be made to Chautauqua ticket holders for forenoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantauqua
Anon
Myrtle Pn
Famous Singer in Two Recitals at Chautauqua
Mme Ringsdorf brings a refined melodious voice to Chautauqua for two performances. She offers arias from Madama Butterfly and popular songs, with a strong personality and engaging readings. Her clever sketches and poetic instincts accompany the vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringsdorr c. Pany
Chautauqua
HOON
Vey. Ing
Mme. Ringsdorr
WML
Mme. Ringsdorf
Wolsler
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ER. H. Treiber
Optician
S. D
Mai
Trompeur
Scotland Belgian Horse Breeders’ Association
John Haane
Biermann
Blaha
Wm. H. Homan
Adv
Mgr
Joe Ruben
Harriet Minnich
Abn
Sam Ludeman
Wohlfarth-Downey
Wi. Grant
Tams City
Towa
Indian Service
Henry Bager
Huron
Himor Waterbury
Bager
Mrs. Waterbury
E W. Aisenbrey
Hull
Parkston
Fency
Tripp
Tyndall ‘Tribune
Victor Wagner
Tyndall
Uherka & Hokoff
John J. Taplett
Mra
W. E. Moore
J. W. Ferguson
Boswell
Ind
Arthur
Ferguson
Robert Jasmann
Boornamp
Dax
F. D. Wicks
James L. Meighen
Becker Block
Scornaxp
W. Leighton
Scornanp
T. T. Church
Brown Block
R. Dax
L. C. Colgan
Livery Barn
Bertha Schmierer
Megnmance AL Lachmant
New York City
Bcornanp
Dak
Star Express
J.C. Smith
North British & Mercantile Insurance Company of
Great Britain
United States Office
North British & Mercantile Ins
I. C. K. Stable
Deventer Aiit
UHL
Northwestern Fire @ Marine Insurance Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Saplsad
Loder Sanete
Anco
Saat
Total Iedger Aaseta
Northwestern Fire & Marine Tha
Minnesota
J. C. 1. Stablein
Cherisby
A.D. Tole
Anto
Perre
F. C, Mueller
Old Color Life Insurance, Company of
Chicago
Illinois
Agaeer
Old Colony Life Ins. Co
Illinoia
Witereag
I. O. K. Stablein
Mueblule
Mme,Lillian
Ringsdorf Wit Appony
Brilliant Repertory
OPERA
Mme
Ringsdorf