Pianos see W H M and local births and events in Scotland
A stream of local items reports a newborn son of Mr and Mrs Chas Reinbold from last Saturday, plus community notices about a lawn social on June 10, upcoming church events, schoolhouse additions, a merry-go-round reopening, and visits by John Cramer of Ashley North Dakota Jac Stacker from Sioux City and Mrs Barker returning from Battle Creek Michigan. A 40 acre hay land rental near Blaha is advertised, a Scot land pickup team lost to Utica 4 to 6, and Rev Surbeck of Rapid City promotes prohibition fundraising. The Epworth League social, M E Ladies Aid, and Christian Endeavorers activities are listed with dates. A new tennis court prep, and Scotland fire department at Yankton tournament are noted along with funeral of Jacob Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reinbold
Veet
John Cramer
Ashley
N. D
Kaylor
Jac. Stacker
Sioux City
Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Meighen
Storm Lake
J. L. Meighen
Blaha
Scotland
Frank Styerak
Utica
Yankton
John Serr
Belvidere
Jacob Weber
Menno
Community Notes From Scotland and Surrounding Towns
Mle i or Mle i or Earl Erstman passed thru here on Tuesday returning to Platte where he farms this season. La Crosse Steam Laundry Co. Basket eaves Treiber's Tuesday June 18 at 8 am. Solomon Wenzlaff and wife spent winter in Los Angeles and journeyed via Lincoln for a college commencement. Rev P Ryder went to Redfield to attend a Redfield College trustees meeting about moving the seminary from Chicago and uniting with Redfield College. Trustees plan new buildings and arrangements to complete the integration. News boxes for rent in Bon-Houme County at the county box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Erstman
Mitchell
Platte
Earl
Scotland
The
la Crosse Steam Laundry Co
Eaves Treiber
Solomon Wenzlaff
Armour
Los Angeles
Cal
Lincoln
Neb
P. Ryder
Redfield
Redfield College
German Congregational Church
Chicago
Two
Dakotas
Montana
Bon-Houme County
Belgian Stallion Trompeur Stands Season in Scotland 1916
The Belgian stallion Trompeur, owned by the Scotland Belgian Horse Breeders Association, will stand for the season from April 1 to July 31, 1916 at Dr. Goy’s horse hospital in Scotland. After July 31 he will be at the S M Honan Farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trompeur
Scotland Belgian Horse Breeders Association
Dr. Goy
Bores Hoopital
Scotland
Honan Farm
Smile
Ady
Finally Got His Headgear
A restaurant cloakroom worker fell ill and a substitute refused to release coats without ID. An old man claimed his brown hat, initials P X G, matched a shirt tag F X G and tattooed initials on his chest. After inspection, the substitute yielded the hat, noting the initials on skin as proof.
How Prussia Was Reforested
A historical note explains King Friedrich Wilhelm I of Prussia ordered clergymen after January 21, 1720 to require grooms to show evidence of planting six fruit trees or six oaks or provide funds to cover future planting. The edict boosted tree planting, supplying forests and fruit trees for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Friedrich Wilhelm I
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New York
Dickson & Taitt CO
F. Goehring
South Dakota
BON Homme CO
L. A. Eads
Tyndall
James 8. Surbeck
Rapid City
Black Hills
Anti-Saloon League
Epworth League
A. W. Sweet
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
W. C. Brown
Christian Endeavorers
Hector Nellie
Presbyterian Church
FE. V. Wilcox
Merc, Co.Advy
Mle i
Irge
Hodge
Carpenerilumber CO
Birkinbine & Brown
Max
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