Local notices and society items from The Citizen-Republican
The column lists frequent social happenings and brief notices from Scotland and nearby towns. It mentions church events at Treiber's, travels of John Heaney and Atty Scoblic, illnesses, and health care, plus visits between Sioux City and Yankton, farm activity in Mitchell and Kadoka, a baptism of newsmakers, and local moves. It notes Dr. Winkler and Dr. Freaman, family visits, a headlining student tuition promotion, and prospects of farmers relocating to Wyoming be farming areas amid limited quality land.
Successful concert delights Scotland audience
A concert directed by Mrs Blanche M Tice of Sioux City drew a fair crowd in the opera house on Monday evening despite oppressive heat and news of a drowning at the reservoir. Mrs Tice and an array of accompanists and soloists earned praise for their performance, including a song composed by Mrs Tice, and a well received duet with Rev Chas Wilcox. James L Meighen attended the Sioux City wedding of his sister Mabel Meighen to Prof Jesse J Manthey, in which Rev Father McCarthy officiated.
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Blanche M. ‘Tice
Sioux City
Opera House
Tice
Blanche Mahaney
Scotland
Wittmayer
Yankton Conservatory
Mitchell
Seattle
Wash
Mesdames ‘Tice
Freeman
Marchant
Mieses Wittmayer
Johnston
Bardell
Misaes Wittmayer
Haynes
Jas. L. Meighen
Misa Mabel Meighen
Jesse J. Manthey
Father McCarthy
Laura Meighen
Storm Lake
Manthey
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miss Meighen
Wreck Wards Surprise Party and Local Church Note
A surprise party was given to Misa Nellie Redmann at her home in Treiber a. Mrs Peck and daughter Alics plan to visit Armour for a few days before returning to Bioux Prol. Trettisa of Vermillion preached last Sunday at the Presbyterian church and will also be present next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Ardery
G. C. Daniele
Landmann
A. 8. Peck
Alice
Sioux City
Scotland
Sioux Falls Business College
B.D
Geo. Fussalmann Jr
Yankton
Ea McLechlan
Maar Geides
Rhat Bie
Facob Relxor
Turner. Produce Co
Mitchall
Misa Nellie Redmann
Svening
The Thieves of Japan and the Shoes They Steal
A tale from a railway car in Tokyo Yokohama recounts a Western observer and an American describing shoe thefts by Japanese pickpockets. Stories explain clogs stolen from lacquered footwear, use of straw or wire, and how concealment and misdirection thwart capture, alongside tales of ring swaps and name changes to avoid arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Yokohama
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Baker & Proprietor
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John Heaney
Atty, Scoblic
Tyndall
Little Mildred Sweet
John Folsy
Olivet
Bird’s Eye View
Postals of
Treiber’s
Mrs. Mitchell
Arthur Tack
Bronx City
Hazurday
F. D. Winkler
Duncan Fallon
Chicago
Wisconsin
Nellis
Tripp
Kadoka
Kadoks
Avon
Alms E. Eggers
Wm. Eggers
Puenier
Bay. Haag
Wyoming
Nebraska
Mr. Haag
Trei Ber
the Thieves OF
Japan
Ghakesperra
Bove Bovee
Stinner
Bovee Furnace Works
Waterloo, Iowa
America
Srer
Library
Review of Reviews
Times
Albert Shaw
Progress of
the Review of Reviews Company
Astor Place
New York
Aketa
U. S. Patent Office
Washington D.C
United States
McCall’s Magazine
Linean
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Bhoobia Rempentiya
Koop
Dr. Bhoop
Dror Et Rae
Shysh
Hwity
Tan
Ind
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