Local notes from The Citizen-Republican July 30 1908
A collection of brief hometown items: A. M. Shaw and wife of Delmont visited town on Saturday. Will Poppe of Yankton spent Sunday with friends in Scotland. Mrs. Jac Magstadt has been under doctor care recently. Mrs. Fred Bardell hosted a visit from her mother Mrs. Yeager of Geddes. Winnie Caas arrived from Miller to visit her father Frank Colwell. A B Fish traveled from Tyndall Friday and left for his claim near Philip. Miss Christie Wagner of Olivet stayed with E. E. Walker this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Shaw
Delmont
Will Poppe
Yankton
Scotland
Jac. Magstadt
Fred Bardell
Yeager
Geddes
Winnie Caas
Miller
Frank Colwell
A.B. Fish
Tyndall
Philip
Christie Wagner
Olivet
E. E. Walker
Local society notes and community updates
Mrs C J Bruhn and daughter Lucile returned from a Monday visit. Dr Ferguson left for Sioux Falls and may be away several days. The S T L society held a social meeting at Rev Chas Wilcox home Tuesday evening and work continued on repairing the cement walk. Jos Alter bought a McCormick binder from Birkinbine Brown and took it to his farm Monday. Dy Jos and Tillie daughter spent Saturday at Jim River camping. An ice cream social on Frank Zolnowsky lawn netted about 18 for the Catholic church. Mrs Anna Hedrick and baby arrived from Geddes to visit her parents for a few days. Miss Attia Davie and cousin Attia Gano spent the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D D Gano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bruhn
Lucile
Dr. Ferguson
Sioux Falls
Jos Alter
McCormick
Birkinbine Brown
Jos
Tillie
Jim River
Frank Zolnowsky
Anna Hedrick
Anna Mraz
Geddes
Attia Davie
Attia Gano
D. D. Gano
Local notices and family visits across towns in South Dakota
Mrs. Leroy Marchant arrived from McClusky North Dakota to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Plattner. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shoemaker of Menno and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Shoemaker of Olivet attended the funeral of Mrs. Hebbert. Various residents moved, repaired farms, and welcomed guests while others advertised hog worm remedies and local music demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Marchant
McClusky, N. D
Jos. Plattner
Milton Shoemaker
Menno
Mrs. Chas
Olivet
Hebbert
Death of Mrs Hebbert at two miles northeast of town
Mrs. Sarah A. Hebbert died at her home after months of ill health from pernicious anaemia. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church. she had lived in the area for 32 years and left nine children, with five surviving. Born in Ontario in 1850, she moved here in 1875 with her husband William Hebbert. The obituary thanks those who offered aid and notes a new cement walk at the cemetery and local weather-related farm losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbert
Sarah A. Hebbert
Presbyterian Church
A. D. Collins
Sarah A. Raven
Ontario
Can
William Hebbert
Ki. L. Weisberg
Madison
Lorenzo
Anna
Archie
This Place
Edwin
Little Rock
Ark
Alabama
British Columbia
Northwest Territory
Mysterious Store Notice Promises Honest Deals and Discounts
Not having been able to make the deal I expected, I will continue the business as before. The motto is good goods, small profits, honest dealing. All are invited to inspect goods and prices, butter and eggs taken as cash, and a five percent discount for cash. Pam SouexkenrercEr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam SouexkenrercEr
Mrs Brant Returns From Spink County Visit
Mrs W. Brant returned Sunday from a visit in Spink county delayed by her father's stroke. Mrs Frank Wanek and daughter returned Thursday from North Dakota. She reports a hail storm ruined crops on Jos Wanek and Marchant brothers farms near Washburn. Dry weather has damaged crops in many areas while some sections are good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brant
Spink County
Frank Wanek
North Dakota
Jos
Wanek
Marchant Boys
Washburn
Mrs Lennon and visitors depart after two weeks
Mrs Lennon and her daughter from Chicago left after visiting Mrs Mahaney for about two weeks. Mr Lennon, a general claim agent for the C M & St P Ry Co, also planned a short visit but could not due to business. F J Wheeler bought the first oat load at 46 cents per bushel for 1000 bushels. Claus Flick threshing yielded 59 bushels per acre last Friday and Saturday. Heise brother and Mrs Sanford camped by the James river with two families. Pain tablets from Dr Shoop advertised with claims of instant relief for headaches and other pains, sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wheeler
Scotland
Claus Flick
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