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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
Springfield issues an invitation to residents and visitors worldwide to attend events in Bon Homme County. Officials promise programs, tours, and cultural showcases highlighting the county’s history and community life. Attendance details and schedules follow in upcoming notices.
The town plans a grand Fourth of July celebration for returned soldiers and all residents. Highlights include a sunrise 100 gun salute, ball games with $100 purses, a grand street parade, free dinners for soldiers, Isler Greater Shows, a big fireworks display, and a Bowery dance.
Dr K J G Koobs returned from Atlantic City New Jersey last Friday Mrs Whitham and daughter went to Sioux City Saturday Mr Bartis president of the SD Light Power Co was in town last week B Schmidt and his mother Ethan Bennney plan a visit to Ne Teter ay Bogen Sebuilder went to Vermillion Sunday where he attends Sheriff L A Eada took a train to Kadokai for a barn project at his farm Mr and Mrs Spindler from near Olivet left Saturday for Buffalo Geo 8 D visited Vermillion for summer school J L Quinn and family left for Sioux City last Saturday Mrs Quinn joined her sister and went to Excelsior Springs for treating at a sanitorium Louis visited Vermillion for summer school
Dr Hilton Ira Jones presents science wonders while William Forkell campaigns on Re Discovering America. Hon Cyclone Davis speaks on Reconstruction, Tolbert on democracy. W E Watkins impersonates characters in a modern drama. Dunbar’s White Hussars, talented girls, brass band, glee club, Montague Light Opera Singer, and Belgian Orchestra headline a varied program.
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