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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

5

Tiling project and social notes in local column

The Muebmui brothers plan tiling 4400 feet on their lake bed west of the colony. E.G. Mathis attended a jewelers convention in Mitchell last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Kno dt of Hartford are visiting Beotland friends and attending bautaugas. Mes and Wm Gibbon visit Sioux Falls. Walkover Shoes for men advertised at Otto Schmierer’s.

Mes Wm. Gibbon Sioux Falls E.G. Mathis Jewelers Mitchell Muebmui Wm. Knodt Hartford Knoct Goehring

Chautauqua notes visit and local scenes in Scotland

Walter Wicks returns from Omaha. Visitors include Mrs Bliss and others in Sioux City. A Des Moines Bridge Co crew builds a cement bridge near Dave Muehlbeier’s home. The Redpath-Vatcher troupe performs with Tolstoy and Cyclone Davis lectures. A Sioux City windstorm and a nearby auto accident injure several. Chautauqua program runs through several performances and lectures with financial success and a new contract for next year.

The Des Moines Bridge Company Dave Muehlbeier Mias Marguerite Smith

Notice for Sealed Bids on Gas Tractor Engine 40 HP

Sealed bids will be received at the county auditor's office in Tyndall South Dakota until 2 p m on Thursday July 12 1817 for a 40 horsepower gas tractor engine. The board of county commissioners may reject any or all bids and will select the bid in the county's best interest. Dated at Tyndall June 13 1917. Seal JACK J MAUS County Auditor.

Tyndall Bon Homme County South Dakota Board of County Commissioners Jack J, Maus

Pistol Threat Shocks Maid Stake over Job in Evanston

In Evanston and Sil, a society leader faces a feud over maids as one woman vows drastic action. Annie, the maid, plans to quit after a talk with a friend, asserting Mrs. Jones will raise wages. The mistress answers with threats of shooting, invoking old Kentucky feuds. Auntie remains in the post while Mrs. Jones grows wary of hiring.

Evanston, Sil Kentucky Stald Evanston South Annie Mrs. Jones

Specialist Helen Hammond Redefines Hotel Roof Tea Seats

Miss Helen Hammond, one of New York's most gifted decorators, continually improves her craft. When not entertaining or engaging in various design works, she creates new designs and decorations, with her prize exhibition featuring incomparably beautiful tea seats atop a leading New York hotel. Her skill extends to touch every area from halls to reception rooms and galleries.

Helen Hammond New York Rand Montgos

Smallest Man in U S Army Wins Waiver to Serve

Charles Romont, only 60 inches tall, became eligible for service after telegraphic permission from the War Department in Washington. Regulations barred enlistment under five feet four inches, but Romont’s insistence led San Francisco recruiters to seek a waiver, which was granted.

Charles Romont Uncle Sam Romont War Department Washington San Franeisco

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