Spring Fashion Notes and Local Gossip in Scotland SD
Bay of social updates from Scotland South Dakota. Abel Stafford Jr. joins L. A. Smith’s barber shop and Jake Tschetter moves to Mitchell. Mrs. Bardell sick. Mrs. Dunmire visiting Mitchell. Will Bardwell ill in Stanley County. Smallpox cases reported but not alarming. A dance by an OSS society, new spring jackets and coats on sale, and a hair work service offered in town. A wedding at Mr Gotlieb Muehmel’s home joins Mary Muehmel to Elmer Barth with plans to start farming north of Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Kittredge
Scotland
Springfield
Gerret Gerrets
P. H. Dieb
Geo. Gall
Gall
South Dakota
Gotlieb Muehmel
Mary
Elmer Barth
Zink
Mr. Stackerl
Olivet
Death of Miss Ton Briggs at 25 in Medora
Miss Ton Briggs died Tuesday at 1 45 am at her mother Nora Briggs residence after a long illness. Born February 20 1885 in Kemper Illinois she spent most of her life in Medora and endured heart trouble with remarkable cheerfulness. She leaves her mother and brothers James and Ernest with many friends paying tribute to her Christian daily life and noble character. The funeral was held yesterday at the Medora Methodist church with Rev J W Britton officiating and burial in Summerville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. W. Britton
Summerville
Mias Ina Gertrude Briggs
Kemper
Ill
Medora
West
South Dakota
James
Ernest
Medora Messenger
Hog and cattle powder ad and local moving notes
An advertisement offers Town Hog and Cattle Powder by J. W. Brown of Scotland for worm ex pel and general tonic. A local housing shift is planned with Jack Deutscher Lins buying A. G. Schmidt’s house and moving in, Schmidt relocating to W. C. Haynes building, and several other residents moving between properties including Isaac, Moses Hackett, and J. C. Tuttle with his bride starting housekeeping at the Hackae residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Brown
J. W. Brown
Scotland
Jack Deutscher Lins
A. G. Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
W. C. Haynes
Mr. Isaac
Mr.Deuces
Moses Hackett
J.C. Tuttle and
Bride
Hackae
Evangelistic Propositions At Scot land Church Revival
A historical notice from a Methodist revival starting Sunday March 8 presents moral appeals and discipline. It urges confession and restitution for misdeeds, payment of debts, abstaining from gambling, avoiding scandal, ceasing gossip, and ethical conduct as essential to revival, while warning that mere church membership cannot save. It also mentions an upcoming trip of Rev. A. D. Collins and a local drug ad for Health Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald
Mitchell
Chas. Wilcox
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McCall
April
Goodridge-Call Ler. CO
C. F. Wittmayer
Wm. Shaw
Parkston
Anudi
Kreycik
Tyndall
Breker Bros. Co
Jake Tschetter
Bridgewater
Jos. Plattner
J. M. Dunmire
Mrs. Anderson
Treiber's
Abel Stafford Jr
L. A. Smith
Jas. Hall
Mrs. Kirk Dunmire
J. J. Burdell
M. BK
Will McLellan
Sioux
E. H. Tremer
Migs Laura Holt
Lake Andes
Becker Bros. Co
F. Wittmayer
Lodi
Cal
Fred Bardell
Geddes
Will Bardwell
Stanley County
Mrs. Bardwell
Elsie
Wm. Behl
C. A. Banniner
M. W. of A
Eastern Star Societies
Brecker Bros Co
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
C. B
Wheeler
Wheeler's
Frr Llelelrere
Sterling Discs
Sterling Seeders
Gorham Seeders
la Cross Plows
la Cross Barrows
la Cross Wagons
J. A. Jelly & CO
Reich Bros.’ Building
O. F. Bittner
Street-Walker
Noliar
A. D. Collins
Minnesota
Hector Nellis
Kennebec
Frank Riley
Riley Home
Nellis
Dr. Bhoop
The
R. W. Russell Drug CO
R. W. Russellb Drug CO
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