Local Notes From Citlzan Republica and Surrounding Towns
Siou city arrivals and local visits headline a page of community news. Mrs Girighi plans a Brook Cit visit next Friday, Mrs Erma Casa trips to Dolton Monday to see sister Mrs Badige Peckhaw, while Mrs Fallon relocates from Leger tville to settle here. Memorial Day services organized by the Ladies Relief Corps and local residents A F Miller and Albert Nostram begin additions to Vaughn's house this week. Will Wilson returns from Audubon via Sioux City to hear Maud Adams. S De Elliott travels to Armour for circuit court.
Picnic and parish news from Scotland and area
Mrs Marie Youngman visits Sioux City then Scotland last Sunday. Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic by the Jim River last Saturday. Rev H P Carson was in town between trains Wednesday after Hope Chapel services for a new pastor. Clover fields suffered last winter. old fields being plowed. Hatching eggs advertised from Scotland. Julius Jaton added a large porch to his house. Hazel Richmond and Beth Williams from Springfield visited Scotland en route from Milltown gold medal contest. Water supply shrinking. railroad reservoir water lowered. F R Loomer remains in Scotland after selling the New York Store. Two soloists Anna Scheidt Menno and Dora Boyles Yankton performed, aiming to organize foregie culture classes. Supt Mueller and wife visited Clarence Marchant. Lore Cass returned from Mitchell. Dora Boyles honored at a Yankton visit. J M Dunmire visited Mitchell for his daughter Mrs Anderson’s illness. Mrs Dunmire, after Hartford visit, joined him in Mitchell. Pres French of Huron College spoke twice at the Presbyterian church, with a collection and pledges taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Carson
Hope Chapel
F. R. Loomer
New York
Scotland
Poe
Mise
Anna Scheidt
Menno
Dora Boyles
Yankton
M.E
Tig
Presbyterian Church
Lore Cass
Mitchell
Black Hills
Rain and hail sweep through the region Tuesday
A fine rain visited this section Tuesday but extended only a short distance west. To the east a deluge arrived with heavy hail that some did not melt until the next day. Wednesday and Thursday evenings brought continued rain and hail, with wet conditions persisting through the period.
Remarkable Patent Cure Ad Claims Night Cure For Women
A 1920s style ad promotes Book No 4 For Women and Dr Shoop Night Cure suppositories. It targets women not well and promises free medical advice and confidential guidance. The Night Cure is sold by R W Russell Drug Co in Racine Wisconsin.
Williams Todd Marriage in Chicago and Shawnee Move
The Tyndall Register notes the marriage of W. T. Williams to Miss Minnie Todd in Chicago on April 29, 1908. Both were former Tyndall residents. They will reside in Shawnee, Oklahoma, where the groom practices law. Also includes an advertisement for Dr Shoop Health Coffee claiming it imitates coffee with toasted grains and is sold by Th. W. Russell Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
W. T. Williams
Minnie Todd
Chicago
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Schmierer & Son
Clothiers
Sherwin-Williams
Birkinbine & Brown
S. D
Wiien
A. L. Jones
South Dakota
Bliss, Baltoe ’& Proprietor
Bormann
Logal News
Jac. Atackers
Sioux
Mra
Girighi
Priday
Erma Casa
Dolton
Peckhaw
Parkstou
Pet Tyndall
Scollacd Balloe
Diamond Mansing Lys
Ladies’ Relief Corps
A. F. Miller
Albert Nostram
Mr. Vaughn
Will Wilson
Audubon
Sioux City
Maud Adama
de Elliott
Armour
Fallon
Legterville
Leatarville
J. W. Brown
Iowa
Marie Frizzell
Mitchel
Birlie Cooper
W. B. Robinson
Salzman
Theresa
Lydia
Lyman County
Marie Youngman
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jim River
Plymouth
Julius Jaton
Hazel Richmond
Beth Williams
Springfield
Milltown
Wesley J. Janda
Wagner
Jos. V. Janda
Supt
Mueller
Tyn‘dall
Clarence Marchant
Signat
Des Moines
Ivy Swanton
Prof. Manthey
Acher
Ciotes
Becker
Tpest
Fred Goehring
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