Local Notes and Visits in Seoszaxn S D May 24 1908
Will Wilson returned from Omaha Tuesday. Mrs Bruhn under a doctor s care yesterday. J Haynes visited his daughter in Yankton. Obes Parr moved into Mrs McLhaney s house. Amelia Resner arrived from Mitchell. Russell returned from Armour and Andes Live. New line of ladies white waists at Schenkenberger s. Five drunken robers lodged at Marshal Cobb s hotel. F L Wheeler repairing house with Albert Nostrum. Mrs Dilger of Yankton attended granddaughter Cora Dilger s wedding. John Schmierer & Son clothing sale May 21 to June 2. Graduation exercises at Presbyterian church this evening. Miss Parmenter to receive high school diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmierer & Son
Presbyterian Church
Hugenis Parmenter
Local items from Scotland district and area headlines
Mrs. Fred Presler visits her parents in Scotland while A C Mason finishes school term and moves to Scotland. J M Eggleston, moving from Sioux City, locates near Wittenberg and visits Scotland. Miss Ethel Haynes plans Mitchell and Stanley county trip. John Schmierer & Son announce a spring clothing sale May 21 to June 2. A new cement walk and crossing arrive at B B Cobbs and John Cisar’s. A carload of twenty mules shipped to Montana at 240 dollars each. Mrs. Carl Max and baby arrive from Stanley county for medical care. they stay with M Donley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Mason
Wellek
Scotland
Home Bakery
Eggleston
Sioux City
Ellis Farms
Wittenberg
Ethel Haynes
Mitchell
Stanley County
Zetta ‘Vownson
John Schmierer & Son
Montana
Kansas City
John Schmierer & Son’s
Carl Max
M. Donley
Local residents plan eight month stay on remote claim
Dr. Seagley will relocate with family to his claim six miles from Presho to practice for at least eight months. Walter Davison and family will occupy his Scotland house. Dr. D J Kauffman, freshly finished in Chicago, will oversee care arriving about June 5. Windmill and buggy gear offered cheaply by D W Caamperzary. A later note reports a large cupboard bought by Hanford Produce Co. agent J H Minich, plus a barn fire near Wittenberg destroying a 32 by 38 foot structure containing horses and farm goods valued around $2,260 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagley
Presho
Walter Davison
Scotland
D. J. Kauffman
Chicago
J. H. Minich
Hanford Produce Co
D. D. Gano
Wittenberg
I. J. Davin
Carpet Weaving Loom Offered For Home Use
A buyer announces purchase of an improved flying shuttle loom and offers to weave carpets, rag carpets, and rugs at home using old ingrain materials, claiming the job can be done as well and cheaper locally.
Scottish delegates named for Tynsdall county convention
A. E. Parmenter J. L. Hutchinson F. Cach Claus Flick H. G. Gunn Jos. Kadlee W. C. Brown and Robert Gunn were the delegates from Scotland to the democratic county convention in Tynsdall Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Parmenter
J. L. Hutchison
F. Cacb
Claus Flick
H. G. Gunn
Jos. Kadlee
W. C. Brown
Robert Gunn
Scotland
Tynsdall
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Birkinbine & Brown
BON Homme County Bank
Ces
TS Cutyzen
Republican
Tus
Will Wilson
Omaha
Mies Amelia Resner
RK. W. Russell
Armour and Andes Livke
Schenkenberger’s
Filler
Wednessy
Pala, J.M. Duxame & Sons
Geo. Thompson
Cherokee
Marshal Cobb
Lowe Brothers
Schenkenberger
W.R. C
M. BE. Dhared
Nellie Redman
Misses Johnston
Ben
Cscastoria
Beara
Fred Presler
Tripp
Philip Schenkenberger
B. B. Cobb
John Cisar
John Wade
Aberdeen
K. P. Lodge
Albuquerque
N. M
Ana
South Dakota
D. W. Caamperzary
Hirsh Wickwire
S. Dak
Scotlane
A. L. Jones
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, N.Y. U.S. A
IRS
United States
Frank Waner
S. Oak
Main Street
Rough Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington
FoursCrack News
Citizens Republican
Rocky Mountain
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