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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

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Chautauqua Closes With Royal Holland Bell Ringers

The Chautauqua concluded Tuesday with the Six Royal Holland Bell Ringers delivering upbeat humor and music. Lecturers Paul B. Naylor of Missouri and Dr L G Herbert offered timely talks on farming education and national affairs. The Runaway Match provided light entertainment. Union Church services closed the weekend with Stewart Long delivering the morning message.

Royal Holland Paul B. Naylor Agricultural Extension Division University of Missouri Farm Bureau L. G. Herbert Europe America Congress Holland Bell Holland Bell Ringers Parkston Union Stewart Long Chaplin

Nelson-Meisenholder wedding guests depart to Vermillion

Mrs B A Meisenholder and children attended the Nelson Meisenholder wedding then returned home at Vermillion Tuesday. Mrs Emma Kayser hosted visiting Krauses from Ple vina Mont with a car trip. William Mueller and Walter Fergen visited Tripp. Frank Wingfield from Mitchell left after weeks with grandparents J D Welch family. Alfred E Shaw arrived from Boston to spend time with his parents in this city. B J Groenemeyer, missing and owing accounts, faces public auction of his furniture and goods on July 9 unless he appears to settle. Herman J Blasey

B. A. Meisenholder Vermillion Jacob Krause Louise Albert Plevina, Mont Emma Kayser W. J. Mueller Walter Fergen Tripp Frank Wingfield Mitchell J. D. Welch Alfred E. Shaw Boston W. H. Shaw B. J. Groenemeyer B. J Frances Braunschmidt George Jungwirth Ed. Mettler Wessington Springs Frank Zehuphenning Texas Reul

Susquehanna News Briefs Touch Rain and Ball Team

Leo Foerster visits Ree Heights and notes crops lag behind due to rain scarcity. Susquehanna ball team loses to Emanuel Creek 4 to 6 in season opener. Local visits and travel details include August Herr’s stop in Tripp and Delmont residents calling on Gus Leischner. Road grade improvements near sections 22 and 23 underway. Delmont well driller John Gross completes a new well for Daniel Tiede. M Thury returns from a California trip praising the climate. John Kayser Jr and Helen Schweigert ride to Mitchell for a motor trip.

Crop Prospects Good For Small Grains In State

Farmers report good prospects for a bumper small grain crop with corn holding steady and needing rain. Agricultural expert Paul B Naylor cites favorable conditions across the state and especially in Yankton and Turner counties. News confirms a severe hail storm from Howard to Humboldt caused heavy losses, though overall conditions remain hopeful with moderate rainfall needed.

Paul B. Naylor Yankton Turner Howard Humbolt

Good farmer held on wire desertion charge

Russell Good of the northeast of the city was brought before Justice court on Wednesday morning on a wire desertion charge and was bound over to the fall term of the Circuit court. Unable to post a 500 bail, he remains in jail with States Attorney John C. Graber present at the trial.

Russell Good Justice Court Circuit Court John C. Graber Nelson Henry Kiehlbauch Tyndall Emma Kayser

Girl from Russia Arrives in Parkston

Miss Anna Rath, under 20 and unable to speak English, arrived in Parkston after a five week journey from Russia. She is half-sister to Mrs. Samuel Doering, who lives eight miles west. From Bucharest she sent a telegram, translated by the telegraph, asking Mrs. Doering to meet in New York. The Hanover National Bank aided her passage and admission to the United States.

Anna Roth Russia Samuel Doering Miss Rath Mrs. Doering Bucharest Parkston Doering New York Hanover National Bank Rath

Paul Meisenholder Weds Eva Nelson in Local Ceremony

Eva Dagmar Nelson and Paul E Meisenholder wed at the Nelson home with Rev F W Schaffer presiding. The groom, a co manager at G Meisenholder clothing, and the bride, daughter of H J Nelson, plan to reside in the city after a trip to Yellowstone Park. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Hall of Boyce, Mr and Mrs Bert Reach of Dimock, and relatives from Vermillion.

H. J.nelson Eva Dagmar Nelson Paul E. Melsen- Holder F. W. Bsehaffer Baptist Church G. Meisenholder National Yellowstone Park Ray Hall Boyee Bert Reach Dimock Addie Philo Meta Leo Aspinwall Richard B. A. Meisenholder Vermillion

Lutherans Open Convention Opens In City This Week

Lutherans begin the Synod conference of the South Dakota district of the Iowa Synod, a five day session with about 60 ministers and 120 congregations from South Dakota, southwest Minnesota and northwest Iowa. The ministers in the American language met yesterday ending with a service led by Rev. E Senst of Bancroft. The English conference discussed progress and decided to promote young peoples societies, with a committee formed to organize clubs statewide. Rev C Behrens of Redfield was elected chairman, Rev P Bunge of Armour vice chairman, and Rev E Mueller of Hartford secretary-treasurer.

Synod Conference of South Datuta Iowa Synod Whic Lutheran Church South Dakota Minnesota Northwest Iowa E. Senst Bancroft C. Behrens Redfield P. Bunge Armour E. Mueller Hartford Sec’y-Treas

Parkston Becomes Church Convention Hub In State

Parkston hosts multiple church gatherings drawing members from several counties. May 29 saw the German Congregationalists hold their Sunday school convention, June 5 the KCs initiation, June 12 the Catholic Daughters initiated, and June 19 the German Baptists met. Current events include German Lutherans from across Iowa Minnesota joining in Parkston.

Parkston South Dakota Catholic Daughters of America

Dentists Office Robbed After Bank Visit. Cash and Silver Taken

Dr. E R Doering’s dental office near First National Bank was entered through a transom between Sunday night and Monday morning. The burglar fled with 24 dollars in cash and about 500 dollars worth of silver and gold. No clues or suspects identified.

Local nuptials and family notices brighten town weekend

German language text reports marriages and wedding attendances in Milltown and Tripp including the Meyer and Maay wedding and Arthur Kern Bertha Blitz nuptials. It notes Mrs Tam mnen leaving by train, a Mattheis gathering at Henry Matthels home, Ida Bierwagen returns home, and Miss Filda Tribone’s marriage to Ernest Schmidt of Dunkerton Iowa set for June 20.

Matthets Henry Matthels Tammnén Clara Heinrich Tripp August Kayser Messra Richard Rudolf Mattheis Frieda Arthur Kern Bertha Blitz Filda Tribone Lakeside Schoo Ernest Schmidt Dunkerton Rey W. Baetke Bowdoin Ed, Schulz

Lutheran District Session Held in City This Week

The South Dakota District of the Iowa Synod meets this week with Friday services at 8 pm in a tent near the church. Rev H Flentie of Sheldon will lecture on Christian Education. Sunday features three services with Dr F Richter and others delivering addresses. Choir preparations enhance performances and invitations extend to Tripp Hillside Delmont Armour Scotland and Menno.

South Dakota Iowa Synod H. Flentie Sheldon F. Richter Austria Rey Guetzlaff Welcome Minn Tripp Hillside Delmont Armour Scotland Menno

Birds Build Nests in Odd Places Stagger Nature’s Bold Habits

Naturalists recount curious bird nesting habits with robins nesting on a beam inside a school through an open window, swallows forming nests on window panes and in funnels, wrens weaving dome nests in kettles tins and coat pockets, and hedge sparrows rearing broods in a kettle near a public footpath.

Secret of Happy Life’s Hidden Guide in Thought and Gaze

A reflection on how happiness stems from eye direction and thought order. It asks which to seek first praise or complaint and whether trial or mercy weighs more in self-evaluation, urging inward focus over envy of distant success.

Orchestral Selections and Glee Club Medley Program

A readable list of orchestral numbers and glee club items including The Lion Brifie Mammy s Lullaby Peer Gynt selections Grieg Wagner Tannhauser Hungarian Fantasy and Queen of Autumn Overture with credits to conductors and ensembles. program subject to change.

Orchestra Fellows W. Rhys- Southern Glee Club Sae ENO Orchestre TV Tharesti V. Peer Gynt Silte Grieg Ase

Independence Day celebration plans for Parkston area

Independence Day events mark the 144th anniversary with two gatherings in Joe Frederick's grove west of town and Island Park. Dimock faces Milltown at 1 pm, Freeman plays Ethan in the afternoon, followed by a big pavilion dance with music from the Alexandria Orchestra and the Mitchell band performing all day.

United States of America Parkston Joe Frederick Grove Island Park Dimock Milltown Freeman Ethan Alexandria Mitchell

Colorado Holdups Shoot Henry Bajsch Brother Death

R Bajsch received a wire message from Colorado this morning reporting the death of his brother Henry who was held up and shot. The incident occurred at a place of business in what appears to be a western region, with limited readable details.

R. Bajsch Colorado Henry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Royal Holland Bell Ringers Stagi Sisquehanna Leo Foerster Ree Heights Frank Foerster Susquehanna Bate Emanuel Creek August Herr O. G. Winter A. G. Leischner Henry Serr Gus Leischner John Gross Daniel Tiede M. Thury California John Kayser, Jr Helen Schweigert Trip Paul Meisenholder Eva Nelson Double Yellowstone Park Golath Alce Brating William ¥Enittel Nathaniel Wadel Sunisy Meyer and Maay Ida Bierwagen Ed. Wadel Jake Wielderich Lutheran Dr. Wallace the Lion’ Brifie Ne Zimmerman M Tobani Baish
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