Local visitors and political figures stop in Scotland
J Dame and Lawrence Wagner from Tyndall visit, Col Melvin Grigsby to speak in the opera house, Dr. Stevenson to be in Scotland June 7 at Hotel Edwards. Also notes about bank matters, a rail special for Yankton Mitchell May Festival, a sidewalk accident injuring Mrs Frizzell, state treasurer visits, and the death of Amos Alden with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dvorak
Tabor Independent
Scotland
Col
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
United States
Opera House
Stevenson
Hotel Edwards
Bon Homme County Bank
Card of Thanks and Local News Tidbits
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and tokens of love after bereavement. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swenson and Albert Wanek visiting from Emery, Mrs. Anna Voy and Miss Genevieve Irwin traveling to Parkston, and Harold Haynes leaving Wednesday for Belvidere to work at the Belvidere Times office with his brother A. L. Haynes for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Swenson
Albert Wanek
Emery
Anna Voy
Genevieve Irwin
Parkston
Harold Haynes
Belvidere
A. L. Haynes
Graduation gifts from E H Treiber Jeweler
A local jeweler promotes graduation gifts as lasting reminders of school life. The ad highlights jewelry watches belt pins souvenir spoons and other items suitable for graduates and invites inspection of their wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Treiber
Local notes and events from Mitchell area week
Mize Onyrie Serr sicks with tonsillitis since last Friday. Miss Bessie Hall of Tyndall visits cousin Miss Maude Smith. Ted Ardery leads Vermillion University band at Huron field meet. Wiss Burgette cuts millinery prices. Ice cream social by Methodist ladies on J. M. Dunmire lawn. Baccalaureate by Rev. A. Loveall next Sunday at Methodist church. Jos. Dvorak buys general store in Kaylor. stock invoiced. Aviation flights by Aviator L. Mitchell June 6 7 8. Baseball daily. parades and band music. excursion rail rates. Mrs. Dollard named Republican national convention delegate. Dr. Koobs attends South Dakota Medical Association meeting. presents case of bone disease with patient Lara N. Lersen. Memorial service in M E church. Ohio primaries show Roosevelt leads Republican delegates, Harman leads Democrat. Taft Cummins and McKinley repudiated in home states. La Follette strongest out-of-state. German Bank of Scotland closed May 30 for Decoration Day. Mrs. Martin visits, relatives in Council Bluffs and Tama. Mr. John Stark returns from Howard. will travel to Wisconsin. City to tile Main street block. drainage well sunk at Main and Carry. Water vein found at 170 feet. will supply needed water. Merital Hair Tonic advertised with dealer Bruhn & Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize Onyrie Serr
Bessie Hall
Tyndall
Maude Smith
Ted” Ardery
Huron
Vermillion University
Wiss Burgette
Ladies’ Sid Society
Methodist Church
J. M. Dunmire
Rev
A. 8. Loveall
Jos. Dvorak
Kaylor
Dvorak
Mitchell
L. Mitchell
Wright Bros
Lara N. Lersen
Ethan
Koobs
Ohio
Roosevelt
Harmon
Taft
Cummins
McKinley
Dixon
J. J. Sullivan
Council Bluffs
O. M. Goodell
Tama
Ross Sifford
John Stark
Walter Stark
Howard
Wisconsin
Main Street
Main and
Carry Street
Honest Election and the Supreme Court Bribery Tale
An anecdote from a western state about a supreme court member who started by running for congress. A poll worker recalls paying $7000 for a district win, believing a single speech sealed the victory, illustrating cynical graft in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Confess
TI Hadeen
Orum
Prisoner and judge clash over bad company in court
A judge voices sympathy yet condemns the prisoner as he laments a cycle of crime. The prisoner pleads weakness and faults external influences, referencing a vulgar cop and recurring trouble. The exchange, quoted from larper's Weekly, captures a courtroom tension over accountability and temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larper’s Weekly
Daily Thought on Memory and Thought
A reflective quip links memory to imagination reason conscience and thought. The terse line likens memory to a cabinet treasury registry and council chamber guiding mental life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet of Imagination
Treasury of Reason
The
Registry of Conscieres
Council Chamber of Thought
Cant donate to Africa relief as I have been swindled
A sourfaced lady refuses the benevolent scheme proposing aid for the poor blacks of Africa. The agent pleads for funds but is denied, as she says she has faced multiple swindles and can only send her countenance to the project. The exchange appears in Tit-Bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Funda
Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black Cat
New York
Dickson & Taitt CO
J. Dame
Lawrence Wagner
Milwaukee Road
Yankton
George G. Johnson
G. H. Pinckney
Johnson
Ewert
National Bank of Commerce
Pierre
Amos Alden
Hartford
McKennon Hospital
A. K. Colwell
Swenson
Colwell
Presbyterian Church
Redfield
M. E
Tripp
M. E Church
America
Tennessee
Bernice Loveau
Benediction
Bank of Scotland
Mrs. Martin
Sioux City
Peter Baker
Bruhn & Stonebraker
Frank Wanek
S. Dake
Wonder Ice Cream Freezer
Birkinbine & Brown
U.S
R. C. Richards
Rallie
Lorimer
South Dakota
Richards
Senatoral Committee
Sweet & Clough
S. D
W. B. Grant
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