Smith pool hall bought by Schneider and Stevenson on Main Street
Geo Schneider and Robert Stevenson purchased the Smith pool hall on the south side of Main Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Krafton of Green Bay arrived Tuesday to visit her father Fred Gach and plan a summer stay. Edith Peck visited Armour friends for a few days. Mrs W E Williams of Humboldt Indiana, niece of Mrs A B Freeman, is visiting with her husband away on a photography trip returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Schneider
Robert Stevenson
Smith Pool Hall
Main Street
Robert Krafton
Green Bay, Vic
Fred Gach
Edith Peck
Armour
W. E. Williams
Humboldt
A. B. Freeman
Mrs Cobb Returns from Menno as Scotland Team Plans at Mitchell
Mrs B B Cobb returned from Menno Saturday. Mrs Wicka and her children visited Springfield Tuesday. The Scotland first ball tine will play at Mitchell July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Cobb
Menno
Notice of small goods store continuing business
Not tidying been able to make the deal I was pouring up with my store have decided to continue my business as before Good goode small profits honest dealing is my Motto Everybody is invited to inspect Routes before buying elsewhere Butter and rege taken an eas h per cent Viscount for cash Part Schenxenneroer JP Kula of Gettysburg calls old Scotland Tienda today He has been to Sioux City with a shipment of stock from his ranch near Gettysburg He will go to Tyndall tonight until after the Fourth We say his sister Mrs J H Baskin is employed in a restaurant at Gettysburg and is doing very well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simtl
Dark Bros
Os Muscovicl
Gaines
Milassen
Dakota
JP Kula
Gettysburg
Sioux City
Tyndall
J. H. Baskin
Scotland City Council Special and Adjourned Meetings
Proceedings from Scotland South Dakota council sessions in June 1908 1918 and 1908 include vacancy declaration for Police Justice J W Chamberlain elected and bonded, adjournments, equalization actions raising and lowering valuations for residents Parmenter Tomlinson Sengley Serr Becker and others, protests noted. Adjournments occur after motions and roll calls in multiple dated entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Parmenter
Birkinbine
Jones
Trantina
Goebring
Serr
Brown
J. W. Chamberlain
J.T. Smith
City Council Room
S. D
Rell
Alderwel
Goehring
A. E. Parmenter
D.K. Tomlinson
Dr. Sengley
N. Serr, Jr
F. Becker
J. J. Smash
Birkabine
Local notices and social tidbits from a Dakota town
Mrs. Thorpe visits Ft. Dodge and Allison while Henry Nyhouse entertains Fulton kin. Miss Williamson visits Mrs. Griffiths. Zehnupfennig and Shaw in Scotland. Redden tours Scot land candidate for county judge. Lumber dealers from Tripp, Parkston, Menno and Freeman meet. Lft L convention delegates return from Mitchell. Carrie Serr back from Key Hbley visit. S E Morris of Mitchell now tea House stockholder and View president. Aldrichs visit Madison. Rankin aids Ed Brandstedt cherry harvest at 8 cents quart. Presbyterian church repairs force union services at ME church. Prof Freeze delays tiling project. labor price noted. Presbyterian ladies raise funds at supper, net $31.05 from $41.55 proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeze
Eureka
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Goehring
New York
Dickson & Taitt CO
Jorse
Bickmore
Tose
Jive Becker
Agaitet
N. Serr
N. Becker
Wheeler
Wheeler's
Eich Kee
H. A. Kaeppler
S.E. Morris
W. S. Brant
Gashier, Wj-Janda, Agst, Gasn
Bonhomme County Bank
Castor
Mrs. Thorpe
Ft. Dodge and
Allison, In
Henry Nyhouse
Fulton
Helen Williamson
Greenwood
Mrs. Griffiths
Chas. Zehnupfennig
W. A. Shaw
Parkston
Atty. Redden
Tripp
Menno and
Freeman
L.ft. L
Mitchell
Carrie Serr
Key, Hbley
Kaylor
S. E. Morris
Sho
Vicw
Boa Aldiieh
Madison
Rankin
Utica
Ed. Brandstedt
Mr. Brandstedt
Presbyterian Church
M.E Church
Wilcox
Collins
Nicholas Sear JR
Es Papen
Alex
Tle CashiEn
Sohm VE Chamierer
Philie Engel
John Becker N. Seara
German Bank OF Scotland
J. A. Jelly & CO
M. D. Gardiner
Bon Homme
New England
N. D
Irion
Clara Landmann
Milwaukee
G. A. Landmann
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