Local News Roundup From Tripp Area and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Ed Kostlan visited sister Mrs Albert Fergen in Parkston on Sunday. Mrs Elmer Jones and baby of Wall SD visited her relatives Mr and Mrs A K Colwell last week. J R Wilson traded his Ford for a Willis Knight through M J Madden. Mrs Frank Stevenson and baby arrived from Mott ND Thursday to visit her mother Mrs Wm Bardwell. Paul Landmann returned home from Lincoln NE for summer vacation. F Schmidt of Tripp bought Wilcox studio items to install in the gelery at Tripp. Mr Walker of Herrick said a severe hailstorm in Rosebud country last Saturday damaged windows. D C Bond eye expert of Mitchell will be at Hotel Scotland Monday June 3. Elizabeth Engel went to Tripp for Sunday. Edith Carey attends summer school at Huron College. For sale Tomato Cabbage Cauliflower Plants F J Kadlec. Bricklayers finished Cobb’s garage addition. Jake Kusler from Eureka visited his father. Mrs Hopper of Sioux City visited last week. Malcolm Munn left for Sioux City then Chicago to join service as a railroad man. Passenger train No 1 wrecked north of Tripp Friday, same place as the earlier freight wreck. Several suffered minor injuries treated by Dr Bobb of Mitchell.
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J. R. Wilson
Willis Knight
M. J. Madden
Frank. Stevenson Andaby
Mott, N. D
Wm. Bardwell
Tripp
Bobb
Boston Store sale announced by Sioux City manager
Supt Logg was in town for a big sale at the Boston Store. A Rich of Sioux City runs the sale with steel ranges heaters and two gas lamps offered. Several local residents return from travels and moves while weather notes cite showers and cool days. A gate open reward and farm rules are also mentioned along with church notices and a bridal shower in Sioux City.
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Logg
Boston Stora
A. Rich
Sioux City
Boston
Mandel Witepski Orchestra to Open Grand Chautauqua
The Mandel Witepski Orchestra will perform at the Walter Chautauqua system on the closing day. Mandel Witepski, noted for technical wizardry and interpretive genius, conducts a compact ensemble including strings and piano. The program features selections from great operas and nostalgic pieces, offering refined, nonfreak performances.
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Mandel Witepski
Wawter Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Witepski
Erie
Gongal
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Dickson & Taitt Co
Scotland
Ef, L, Wheeler
Ed. Kostlan
Parkston
Albert Fergen
Elmer Jones
Baby
Wall, S.D
A. K. Colwell
Paul Landmann
Lincoln, Neb
F. Schmidt
Wilcox
Walker
Herrick
Meade County
Rosebud
D. C. Bond
Mitchell
S. D
Bevat Hotel
Ovis Tamamber
Bis _serdarly
Elizabeth Engel
Edith Carey
Huron College
F. J. Kadlec
Cobb
Jake Kusler
Eureka
Malcolm Munn
Chicago
Malcolm
P. A. Bliss
Fice
Beotland
Thoreday
Elmer C. Mathis
Mies
Ella Treik
Montana
J. BP. Serr
Creighton, Neb
Baker Drug Store
Haynes & Son
Lissa Bardell
Springfield
Santee
Standing Rock
Senator Sterling
Redfield
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Presbyterian Church
Balzer
Langdon
Steece
Myrtle Swest
Helen Eblen
Jennie Smith
Stella Mraz
Nest Patee
Eva Nellis
Messrs
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F. M. Steece
John Robinson
Jac. Welk
Clifford Hanna
Edmund Welk
Edward Ardery
Eldon Hanna
William Ei Ae Eens
Wm. Ode
Wm. R. Scott
C. E
Misa May Dame
Marie Magstadt
Opera House
Henegar
M. V. Janda
Emil Binder
Yankston
Wm. Abbott
Tyndall
Plankinton
The
E. Frizzell
Elliot Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Wheeler
I. W
Stafford Donley
Miss Wheeler
Lieut. H. M. Steele
University
Camp Dodge
France
Fairfax
State Council of Defense
Ruder
Scotland Congregational Church
Tacos Beckel Pontractor A Duilder
Cgntien
J.C. van. Ferney
Calla
Max
Bud Wade
Nakota
America
D.R. Wade
A. J. Woitha
James J. Cisar
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