Scotland Town Notes and Local Items Mixed in Update
Nicholas Serr Jr. returned from Chicago visits. Rev H R Upton preached in Platte. A brass cylinder updated at the city well. Col Silsby inspected the First National Bank in town. Shoe line at John Schmierer & Son praised. A Salem merry go round to entertain Scotland until after the Fourth. East train four hours late due to high water. County Auditor Cotton visited from Ly map County. Local residents Paul Landmann and Friedrich Becker traveled to the Pacific coast. F M White moved on from hospital in Sioux City to Mitchell. Scotland contemplates naming its two public parks Hugo Park for Hugo Spannagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Silsby
Mitchell
National Bank Examiner
First National Bank
John Schmierer & Son’s
Local Notes and Advertisements Stretch Across Town
The entertainment by Mr. Bane the guitarist drew small crowds but high praise for the quality of his guitar music. A. L. Jones plans to return to Scotland with his family after closing Wisconsin business and will take over the livery stable from Mr. Haynes. John Schmierer & Son advertise new lines of shoes including patent leather styles. Miss Emma Chladek of Tyndall visited her aunt Mrs. A. Ptak and heads next to Chicago then Tennessee and the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Jones
Wisconsin
Scotland
Haynes
Emma Chladek of
Tyndall
A. Ptak
Chicago
Tennessee
South
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Helwine in Sioux City
Mrs Elizabeth Helwine mother of Andrew Helwine of this place died last Saturday in a Sioux City hospital after an operation the previous Wednesday Her remains were brought to Scotland then Menno where the funeral occurred on Monday Moses Hackett bought a Diamond Cement Block machine and began manufacturing building blocks yesterday He expects bids from several foundations and a business block and claims blocks cost less than half the price of pressed brick and cheaper than lumber Blocks can be made in various shapes sizes and finishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. White
Siouxx City
Mitchell
Elizabeth Helwine
Andrew Helwine
Sioux City
Scotland
Menno
Moses Hackett
Fourth of July Celebrations Planned Amid Parade and Races
Committees announce a full program for Independence Day including a sunrise salute, industrial parade at 10 in Public Park, musical acts, recitations, and a launching of the ship. Afternoon events feature baseball, several foot races, and a grand fireworks display in the evening.
Sunset Charms Quips From Philadelphia Ledger
Excerpted dialogue shows Miss Gusch teasing Mr Chappey about missing a hilltop sunset. Chappey explains he sent a man to observe the scene, noting his understanding of such matters. Local flavor and playful banter capture a city-page moment.
Just What Everyone Should Do
Mrs J T Barber of Irwinville Georgia keeps Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ready for instant use. She notes attacks come suddenly and there is no time to seek a doctor or store. Barber praises the remedy as one of the best and keeps a bottle in her room. Sold by W B Diehl Drug Store next door to P O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Barber
Irwinville
W. B. Diehl
P. 0
Fourth of July Parade Seeks Decorated Entries and Prominent Sponsors
The Tyndall Tribune outlines parade logistics starting at 10 am west of Reich Bros hardware, marching east on Main to Hecarius residence and through several blocks to City Hall and the park for the program. Prizes range from 7 to 10 dollars for best decorated fronts and floats. Local businesses and the Scotland Band pledge involvement, with more participants possible if orders arrive in time. Mr and Mrs John McPherson and daughter arrive from New Sharon Iowa to spend the summer before moving to Fort Pierre for a school position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich Bros.’ Hardware
Main Street
Hecarius
Episcopal Church
Westone
Presbyterian Church
City Hall
Reich Bros
Tyndall Tribune
John McPherson
New Sharon
Lowa
McPherson
J. W. McPherson
Fort Pierre
Rural Route Daily Offer From Argus Leader
The Argus Leader promotes rural free delivery subscriptions aiming for 1 000 new rural route subscribers in sixty days. It urges readers on rural routes to write for a special delivery offer and claims it is the best daily newspaper in South Dakota read by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Argus- Leader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jackson Corset CO
the People'’S Favorite Store
Oalee Popeuetvern
Nicholas Serr Jr
H. R. Upton
Platte
Bow House Country Bank
Salem
Maj. Dollard
City
Cotton
Lymap County
Paul Landmann
Jana
Friedrich Becker
Pacific Coast
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Lho
Hugo Park
Hugo Spannagel
Mr. Bane
Irene Sanrosy
C. C. King
Old Kentucky
Sen. R. J. Gamble
Jas. Ptak of
Theodore Landmann
Parkston
8. Richmond
Hazel
Sioux Falls
John Cisar
Hugh G. Gunn
Gunn
Geo. Schneider
M. BK
Church
Oliver Sweet
Vermillion University
Sweet
Vermillion
Edmund
R. W. Russell Drug Co
G. Schmierer & Co
Birkinbine & Brown
J. H. Dickson
A. V. Trutnovaky
F. E. 0. Simmons
H.H. Serr
Reinbold Bros
C. Schmidt & Co
F. Becker
John Schmierer & Son
D. W. Chamberlain
Wm. Behl
A. G. Schmidt
Goehring & Gloege
Mrs. H. Youngman
Lee & Falkinburg
J. H. Minnich
P. A. Bliss
McLellan Bros
Fullerton Lumber Co
Union Lumber Co
J. H. Queal & Co
John McAthie
F. L. Wheeler
Bon Homme Co. Bank
W.G
the Scotland Band
P. O. Stonebraker
I. B. Seagley
Hook and Ladder Co
Hose Go
Donley Hotel
J. H. Hamlin
Bonhomme County
Caprian
Inpivovan
H. A. Kaeppler
Pres
R. P. Loomis, Casuier
W.J. Janda
Asst
Cash
Wheeler’s
Haynes Bros
Feed & Sale
General Merchandise
Phil
Schenkenberger
McCall Co
West 31St St
New York
Star Hotel
Alois Trutnovsky
Ira E. Mabbott
Saytdertafae
Iesdeedtee
Tai
Rocky Mountais
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