Wreck and assorted local notices from town
Postale 5 cts each UE. Tremen. EL end Ory Show of Parks. Dre WE. Moore of Tyndall was feere Tuesday en route to Chicago. Tony Diehl sold his barber shop in Delmont and returned to Scotland. Mr. E Fallon visited from Lesterville to spend Sunday with his wife Jos. Necil left Tuesday for Meade county to locate on his claim. Post Cards of the Wreck at Treiber's. Frank Miller moved his household goods into his own house on Washington street. Fred Bardell moved into W C Browns house on Poplar street. Bell building an addition at his farm home. City cement crossing installed between Mrs. J H Dickson and Mr A Brost lots. Invited to take ad of the cut price cases at Mabeten. Mae’s father visiting, returned last Friday. Gertrude Baker, home from school, returned to Olivet Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL ‘End Ory
Bootland
Dre WE. Moore
Tyndall
Chingo
Mr. E. Fallon
Lesterville
Jos
Necil
Meade County
Frank, Miller
Washington Street
Fred Bardell
W. C. Brown
Poplar Street
A. F. Miller
Bell
J. H. Dickson
A. Brost
Local Notes From Scotland and Nearby Towns
Mrs A C Mason closed her school near Tyndall last Friday after eight months of successful teaching. Miz Hattie Stahl and Vivian visit at Geo Fusselman's home. Mrs Margaret Wickham and children arrived from Sioux City to visit her parents J M Dunmire. W R C thanks band boys for Memorial Day services. Mrs John Wittmayer and daughter Johanna returned from Lodi Cal for the winter. Will Dodge of Freeman in town after dental school in Omaha. A J Wilcox campaigned for county judge and visited Scotland. Miss Schwartz from the Racket Store millinery dept left for Des Moines. Mr Caitt fell on the sidewalk and was housebound for days. Notice of Permit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors filed by Frank Zolnowsky to sell at retail in Scotland SD. Hearing June 15, 1908 at 7:30 pm in city council room. City Auditor J T Saerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wickham
Sioux City
J. M. Dunmire
W. R. C. Com
John Wittmayer
Johanna
Lodi
Cal
Will Dodge
Freeman
Omaha
A.J. Wilcox
Springfield
Scotland
Miss Schwartz
Des Moiines
Mr. Jay
Caitt
Intoxicating Liquors Permit Hearing in Scotland SD
Harvey Coyette filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for Lots 1 and 2, Block 15 in the Third Ward of Scotland. The city council will hear the request on June 15, 1908 at 7 30 p.m. at the city council rooms, allowing any resident to oppose. Dated Scotland SD June 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Coyette
Scotland
J. Smith
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Kingsbury
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Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
A. L. Jones
South Dakota
the Citizen-Republican
F. A. Bliss
Boortaxp
Tony Diehl
Delmont
Treiber’s
Mabetem
Wi.mae
Deeks
Gertrude Baker
Olivet
V. Hi. Sturtevant of
Dave Nellis
Thesslay
New York
Warie Frizzell
Mitchell Antannoy
Boars the
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Theie
John Sternlngen
Wagner
Me. Smith
Tie Postal
Jonn Neeil
Miss Wortz
Agner Mann
Iowa
A. C. Mason
J. W. Brown
Miz
Hattie Stahl
Vivian
Mrs. Geo. Fusselman
Bon Homme County
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Ick Pi
Samme
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I J. Wanek
Dist
County of Bon Homme
City Connect
Cory
Sarr
Frank Zolnowsky
City of
J.T. Saerry
H. 2. Carson
Huron
A. D. Colling
Rowland
Attia Davie
Wittenberg
Mrs
D. D. Gano
Brant
W. D. Griffiths
Platte
M. T. Brown
Jules Jaton
Lake Andes
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Becker Bros
Fred Goehring
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