Scotland Hosts Visitors and Local Events Commerce Notes
Lion Brand collared at M and W Ci Co Claus Flick and wife from Mitch ell visited Scotland for friends and business. Hans Jacobs learned of his mother's death near Sioux City and attended the funeral with brother Arnold. Arthur DeVault won the postal card contest at The New York Store by writing Trade at The New York Store 1800 times. Town Bridge Co. agent Mr Carpenter reported flood and cold damage in Iowa. E. S. Waterbury and son Elmer handled William Waterbury estate, Polo Ill. extensive stock ranch noted. Gates at fair grounds criticized for lax closure. Rural mail carriers held annual meeting in Scotland due to bad roads. attendees listed. WCTU women hosted shower for Miss Effie Lanam. Presbyterian union service and baccalaureate by Rev A F Ploetz emphasized trophies of youth. Johnston estate land sale grossed 4140 with church block reserved for Catholic society. Memorial Day exercises moved to Opera House due to park conditions, with local program and cemetery procession by WBC.
Local notes from Parker and nearby towns reveal daily life
Jamen Grimes returned home in Parker while John Schmierer shows a nearly enclosed new house. Hart and Hart Schaffner & Marx suits appear at M W Clo Store. Atty Redden of Tyndall visited town. Four days of good weather gave way to rain, Amos Stafford brought a horse for Coy's hospital, and the high school team lost to Springfield 12 to 7. Miss Dennler will teach next year, seniors hosted juniors, and a smaller delegation will attend Bell Fourche state tournament. Mrs. Jos Maruska died near Vodnany. funeral held there. Train arrival incident involved a mentally troubled woman later identified as Mrs. Frank Fullerton, who was sent to Yankton insane hospital for recovery, with baby cared for by Dr Koobs.
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Jamen Grimes
Parker
John Schmierer
Matt
Jeff
Hart
Sioux City
Koobs
Springfield
Glasier
Frank Fullerton
Jefferson
Yankton
Miss Schaffer
Scotland Tyndall opens season with 10 4 win over locals
Scotland Tyndall, a homegrown lineup of 18, beat the local aggregation 10 to 4. Zolnowsky pitched well for the visitors but lacking support. Holmberg, replacing the injured Holmberg, showed speed. Murphy at first base finished strongly as Bohner led off with the first hit and tally. U.S. Natives Indians battled evenly, Sellick’s infield play preserved the lead with a crucial squeeze and a late defensive stop sealing the win.
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Tyndall
Zolnowsky
Schlick
Holmberg
Murphy
U.S
Don Hey
Indians
Seliliek
Pepe
Bolmer
Koepnick
Bolner
Donley
Ptak
Bolhmer
Cheeley
Bohner
Seblick
A. Ew
Lpesilva
Church Notices For June Services And Social
Rev W A Cash of Bronx Falla will conduct services at Andrews Episcopal Church next Sunday June 6. The West Side Aid Society hosts a ten at the Presbyterian Manse on Thursday afternoon June 10 with Mesdames Ploetz and Altera as hostesses. A cordial invitation is extended.
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W. A. Cash
Bronx
Falla
Andrew’s Episcopal Church
West Side Aid Society
Presbyterian Manse
Mesdames Ploetz
Altera
Sergica Service and Presbyterian Church Events Next Sunday
Sergica in the Presbyterian church will be conducted next Sunday with Morning Worship at 10 80 a m Bible School at 11 46 a m CO B Meeting at 7 15 p m and Evening Worship at 8 00 p m A lawn social on the Methodist church lawn next Wednesday June ninth invites all to attend with tea cream and cake served This first lawn fete of the season is expected to draw a good crowd and provide a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergica
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Jone
Fiverybody
Address By South Dakota Speaker At Evening Service
Services will be held at the Methodist church Sunday morning with a Sunday School session following. The Epworth League will meet in the evening and all members are urged to attend. At eight o'clock Mr. R. N. Holsaple of Mitchell will give an address, noted as one of South Dakota's strong speakers.
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Methodist
Epworth League
R. N. Holaaple
Mitchell
Eighth grade notes praise and cautions in school reports
The piece reflects on eighth grade physiology papers and manuscript quality, praising the tone while noting uneven workmanship. It urges students to value effort, warns against egg and bird nest destruction, and reminds readers that county superintendent serves as a communication link between schools, aiming for better schooling.
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ER. H. Treiber
Jeweler and Optician Telephone
Scotland. S. D ‘Ry
Mai
Adv
Claus Flick
Scotland
Hans Jacobs
Arnold
New York
Arthur DeVault
Carpenter
Town Bridge Co
Iowa
Waterbury
Polo
Ill
Elmer
Wessington Springs
William Waterbury
Avon
F. J. Ohlrich
Fred Dawe
Gurney Musser
Frank Hdwards
Rudolph Engel
J.D. Troxell
Wagner
The
Effie Lanam
A. F. Ploetz
Johnston
Catholic Society
Opera House
A. F. Miller
John Kaye
Irene Mason
Dennler
Carl 0. Harvey
Dakota Wesleyan University
Harvey
Amos Stafford
Dalton
Coy’s Hospital
Bell Fourche
Jos. Maruska
Frank Kadlec
Vodnany
Vodnavy
John' Kaye
la Crosse
Treibera
Ady
A. DeSilva
Brock
Bonher
Bouter
Koepnick An Behlick
Batonet
Thoes
Keith Vawter
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