Scotland Notes and Social News Roundup
Local notes report Miss Wilma Rouse canceling her engagement due to illness, Mrs. Philip Orth’s burial near Scotland, and upcoming wedding invitations for Edward Krause and Lizzie Kiellbauch of Tyndall. Shifts in property, new cement walk work, and wedding plans for Leroy Haynes and Elsie Beatty in Yankton are also noted along with appearances by doctors and legislators visiting Scotland.
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Edward Krause
Lizzie Kiellbauch
Tyndall
Jos. Necil
John Max
First Street
Leroy Haynes
Yankton
Elsie Beatty
W. G. Haynes
Scotland
Boston Bloomer Girls To Visit Local Team In Tuesday Clash
An upcoming Tuesday game features the local team facing the renowned Boston Bloomer Girls, organized since 1893 by manager Mr Needham. The visitors boast a strong lineup, have toured major cities in the U.S. and Canada, and pose a serious challenge to secure a victory for the home club. Meanwhile Scotland’s Y G Diell sold his drug store to W H Slaw and A M Slaw with Robert Russell taking charge next week. Bruhn stays on. Russell is new to Scotland, Russell’s background noted as careful and capable. Chamberlain’s remedy praised by Mrs J T Barber of Irwinville for sudden colic and diarrhoea episodes, with local V B Diehl Drug Store selling it ext door to P O.
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Boston Bloomer Girls
Needham
United Sates
Canada
Y.G. Diell
Sootland
W. HL “Slaw
Parkston
A.M. Slaw
Delmont
Robert Russell
Armour
Russell
Bruhn
Scotland
J.T. Barber
Irwinville
Bareber
Charmberlain
V. B. Diehl Drug Store
P. O
Birthday party for Lucile Cisar in Scotland
Mr. and Mrs. John Cisar hosted a lawn party Monday night in honor of their daughter Lucile s first birthday. More than two hundred guests attended with the Scotland band providing music. The lawn sparkled with Japanese lanterns as guests enjoyed ice cream and cake, and presents were many for the child.
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John Cisar
Lucile
Scotland Band
Mr. Cisar
Campbell Bros. show in Tyndall draws mixed reviews
Local papers clash over Campbell Bros. latest performance with Tribune praising its improvement and Register condemning it as a fraud, noting only half of past attractions remain. Nearby items list residents visiting Scotland, upcoming events, and a railway extension spurring a June auction in Oucoma with reduced rail fares.
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Campbell Bros
Tribune
The
Register
Lymancoun
South Dakota
Missouri
Chamberlain
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Oucoma
North Dakota
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South Dakota
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