Chautauqua A Grand Success In Scotland
The second Chautauqua season in Scotland opened last Thursday and closed Monday. Despite competition from ball games and Fourth of July events, the Vawter Redpath program fully met its guarantee. Highlights included A L Blair on the press, Merrymakers vocal groups, and lectures by E H Lougher, Isaac L Wood, and Opie Read. The season met general satisfaction and tickets paid the guarantee.
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Scotland
Vawter Redpath
Merrymakers
A. L. Blair
Blair
McDonald Company
Ruthven McDonald
Second, third and primary certificates exam at Tyndall in July
The next examination for second, third and primary certificates will be held at Tyndall July 24 25 26 1914. Subjects include Preliminary Reading and Writing on Thursday morning, Grammar and Didactics Thursday afternoon, Arithmetic U S History Friday forenoon, Drawing S D History Civics or primary methods Friday afternoon. Applicants must be eighteen years old and well recommended. Fees are $1.00. Writing begins 8 a m at the courthouse. County Superintendent Ginn ert G Fires County Superintendent.
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Tyndall
U.S
Bon Homme
Ginnert G
Vermillion store trader parts with shop for Meade land
Steve Zolnowsky sold his Vermillion confectionery this week to acquire land in Meade county and has returned to Scotland. Mrs. Frank Stevenson left for Mott North Dakota Tuesday with her mother Mrs. Bardwell. Frank Kadlee reports first market potatoes from his garden. Meats section advertises fresh and salted varieties with purity guaranteed and eggs and cream at high prices. Fourth of July plans include Menno band music and a Scotland vs Yankton ball game with more amusements to follow.
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South Dakota
Steve Zolnowsky
Vermillion
Meade County
Scotland
Frank Stevenson
Mott, N. D
W. E. Bardwell
Adv
Hdl
Weidenbach
Menno
Notice of Hearing on Liquor License Application
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Rada of Blaha has filed an application to sell intoxicating liquors at retail at Jot three block 4 Blaha. The township board will hear the request at Raens hall Blaha on July 9 1914 at 2:00 PM. Any concerned person may appear and oppose. Dated Blaha May 26 1914. Editor Lusk commends Yankton Press and Dakotan for a rapid baseball special after Scotland vs Yankton game.
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State of South Dakotta
Bon Homme
Uel Michael Zolnowsky
State of
South Dakota
Sendw
Jutin Zolnowsky
John Zolnowsky
Frank Zolnowsky
Michael Zolnowsky
Jacob Zolnowsky
August Zolnowsky
Stephen Zolnowsky
Mary Selmer
Tracy Shanuky
Michal Zolnowsky
Toal
Tyndall
Bon Homme County
Michael Zolmowsky
J. L, Meighen
Joseph Rada
Blaha
Neuberg
Jackson Township
Raens Hall
Blahu
Lusk
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Scotland Ball
Yankton
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S. Dak
Ing
E. H. Lougher
Panama Canal
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Lougher
State Penitentiary of
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Meintersingers
Opie Read
Mr. Read
Meistersingers
Boyds
Maine
Stevenson
Minnesota
Arthur K. Peck
Atlantic
Mr. Peck
Terrante
Isaac L. Wood
New Jersey
Wood
Emma Wickson
Selma Treick
Francis Cisar
Ruth McVay
Ester Treick
Idella Hermann
Itha Burgess
Franz de Vault
Geo. Dunmire
Ruben Hackett
Douglas Cass
Howard Bainbridge
Thos Irwin
Joe Dunmire
Alex Gunn
Maurice Dunmire
Walter Treick
Joe Trutnovsky
Thomas F. McDonald
Gus. Grosz
General Campbell
Parkston
Wanek the Tailor
Farmer’s Speed & Sale Barn
Depot
Jones & Boone
Bonhomme County Bank
Henry Stoller
Christ Nets
August Reich
E. Morris
John Neth Jacob Max
Yankton, South Dakota
Frank Kadlee
Altest
R. KR
Robinson
Sear
F. D. Wicks
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