Local notes on visits, business, and social events in Scotland
G J Dickson has his house repainted. E B Nedved of Tyndal visited on business. Miss Carrie Berreth called on friends in Parkston. Campaign postcards issued. H H Treiber the Jeweler and F A Morris of Huron traveled through town. A D Ardery Co install lightning rods near Tripp. W B Moore of Tyndall traveled via town to Tripp. Nellie Redman hosted a birthday party. A dance at Nicholas Ide’s east of town drew many Scots. Mrs Thorpe hosts a Vermillion guest. Mrs Wittmayer visited Tripp. Bowmans from near Wittenberg visited J L Hutchinson’s. Special on sheet music 10c, 3 for 25c. Treiber’s Jewelers note straw hat sale at Schmierer & Son. Sermon at Presbyterian church invites Our Daily Bread. Hattie Breen of Tripp passed through between trains. Dr Munn attended Mrs Remboldt west of town. Mrs Norton returns from Algona, Ta., to Scotland. Ed Fallon from Lesterville visits. may move back home. Rev and Mrs Treiber visit North Dakota bound for Sutton, Neb. Albert Reindl to front the Odd Fellows Hall. more granaries and casings prepared. Front improvements to boost looks. People’s Telephone Co manager reports Vodnany line near completion. 17 farmers connected. nine rural lines, 121 phones, about 800 in system. Company investing for better service.
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The
People’s Telephone Co
Vodnany
Scotland
Local residents report travel and community notices across region
James L. Meighen returned from a trip to Chicago on Monday. Alma Jelly came back from Mitchell last Thursday. Misa Bessie Robinson of Tyndall visited Frances Masco last Friday. Bets left last Thursday to locate a claim near Philip in Stanley county. John Schmierer plans 7000 feet of tiling on his farm near Kaylor. Mise Mabel Fusselman visited Dalton with her sister Mrs. Stahl. A.D. Ardery and Glen and R. W. Russell went to Chamberlain for Sunday with Mrs. Ardery and Mrs. Russell. Steve Zolnowsky returned Saturday from a visit to his brother Jack and other North Dakota places. Mrs. Kellogg left to join her husband living on a claim in Lyman county. The Ladies Cemetery Association solicits lands for a cement sidewalk along the cemetery south side. contributions allow the work to proceed. Will Wilson, veteran of the 51st Iowa in the Philippines, received a bronze congressional medal inscribed Patriotism Fortitude and Loyalty. Dr. H W Arner of New York opened a veterinary office in Scotland and invites calls for horse cattle sheep hogs dogs and chickens with dentistry emphasis. Dr. H J G Koobs returned from Enid Oklahoma. Dr Ferguson’s leave expires this week and fixtures may move. Mrs. Koobs arrived from Chicago to aid packing. asthma symptoms have subsided in Oklahoma.
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H. J. G. Koobs
Enid
Okla
Ferguson
Oklahoma
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S. D
Wesel
Fred Goehring
G. J. Dickson
E.B. Nedved
Tyndal
Carrie Berreth
Parkston
H. Treiber
F. A. Morris
Huron
A.D. Ardery & Co
W. B. Moore of
Tyndall
Tripp
Forita
Nellie Redman
Nicholas Ide
John Wittmayer
Mrs. Bowman
Near , Wittenberg
J. L. Hutchinson
KE. H. ‘Treiber
the Jeweler
John Schmierer & Son
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Breen
Avon
Dr. Munn
Will Reinboldt
Mrs. Remboldt
Barbara Becker
North Dakota
Methodist Church
Homan Grove
Laura Williamson Lyman
LeBeau
Catholic Church
Frank Zonowsky
Norton
Algona
J. H. Dickson
Ed. Fallon
Lesterville
Rev
Mrs. Treiber
Chas, E. H
Alec Treiber
Sutton
Neb
Albert Reindl
Odd Fellows
James L. Meighen
Chicago
Alma Jelly
Mitchell
Misa Bessie Robinson
Frances Masco
Frank Bets
Philip
Stanley County
John Schmierer
Kaylor
Mise Mabel Fusselman
G. G. Stahl
Dalton
A.D. Ardery
Glen
R. W. Russell
Chamberlain
Mrs. Ardery
Mrs. Russell
Steve Zolnowsky
Jack Zolnowsky
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Will Wilson
51St
Iowa
Philippines
Congress
H. W. Arner
New York
Jones
H. W. Aryen
Weebler
Wheeler's
H. A. Kagppler
Pacaibent
S.E. Morris
Vice
Pace
W.S. Brant
Caschem W
Bon Homme County
Ellesh
F. Becker
Nicholas Serrair
Pacaipeny
Alex. Tleibe
John Scumierer
F. Beck i Peer
R A Berrias
German Bank OF Scotland
Bickmore
San
Roy Behl
Lake Andes
J. A. Jelly & CO
Carl Hirsch
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