Local News Roundup From Scotland to Mitchell
Pred Hirsch of vipp was in Scotland Monday. Mrs John McKay returned from Lesterville Monday. Jacob Stackerl arrived from Bronx City Monday evening. Wood to burn at the Goodridge Gall lumber yard. Miss Emmy Valek returned Saturday from a visit in Uripp. Mr and Mrs V Barker spent Sunday with friends in Mitchell. A new line of ladies white waists at Schenkenberger Bee-Martin, a dentist of Lester-Silla, was the guest of C F Witty Friday. Me and Mrs Boernisse of Art Sunday with their inn. O Braun: Miss Minnie Brandstedt returned Monday from her visit in Huron. Ory Shaw of Parkston was looking after business matters in Scotland Monday. Lowe Brothers paint varnish oils and brushes for sale at Schenkenberger's. Asa Brown went to Mt. Vernon Monday to canvass for the International Harvester Co. Visit John Schmierer Son during their clothing sale May 21 to June 2. Money in your pockets by doing so. J W Gisar, long in charge of the meat department at his cousin Johns store, has retired and started Necil's meat market. Until he can hire another butcher, John Cisar will handle only cured meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKay
Lesterville
Jacob Stackerl
Bronx City
Goodridge- Gall
Ory Shaw
Parkston
Scotland
Lowe Brothers
Schenkenberger’s
John Schmierer & Son
J. W. Gisar
John
Jon
Necil
Cisar
Visit to mother and Home Readers ad visit
J QC Lee and two companions visited his mother in Yonkt on Monday. They bought Home Readers for Home Made Bread Cakes Pies Doughnuts and Bundice. Rev H B Upton returned Monday evening from the general assembly meeting in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, QC
Lee
Two Laughters
Yonkton
M Day
H. B. Upton
General Assembly
Dee Moines
Eng elated pupils honor Miss Barr with gift in sendoff
In a year end salute eighth graders presented Miss Barr with a gold cross token of esteem before she departs for Ler Lome in Mason City. D W Cuaupernaty advertises affordable farm wagons and harness in South Dakota. Philip Engel of German Farmers Mutual Ins co notes lightning losses. Jacob Schatz Jost of Yankton County loses a barn valued at $700 from a fire caused by lightning last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Ler Lome
Mason City
Tean
South Dakota
D. W. Cuaupernaty
Philip Engel
German Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
Jacob Schatz
Yankton County
Travel and social notes from Mitchell and nearby towns
Rev. Chas. Wilcox shipped his household goods to the area and, due to wet roads, traveled by train after leaving his family in Huron and Mitchell over Sunday. Elsie Rose visited Mitch ell from Tyndall to spend Sunday and remain a few days to dispose of furniture before returning to Tyndall. Mrs. Padon plans to go back to Missouri in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wilcox
Huron
Mitchell
M. KE
Elsie Rose
Tyndall Funday
Tyndall
Padon
Missouri
Carpet Weaving Looms Offer At Home Production
A buyer notes purchasing an advanced flying shuttle loom and offers to weave carpets rugs and rag carpets at home. He urges customers not to send work away as home production is as effective and cheaper.
Commencement Exercises at the Scot High School
Commencement was held at the Presbyterian church last Thursday evening amid rain and decorated with flowers. Graduates Clara Landmann Nora Patten Lottie Ardery Edna Plattner Margaret Plattner Bertha Becker Eugenia Parmenter Stafford Donley entered to an audience’s applause. Reverend J W Krieger offered an invocation. Miss Wittmayer sang, Nora Patten gave the salutatory on Dawn, Bertha Schmierer played a piano solo, and M M Ramer delivered the commencement address on Things worthwhile stressing moral training. Miss Clara Landmann closed with a valedictory on Ideas on Education. Diplomas were presented by BP L Wheeler after brief remarks. total graduates 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scot‘igh School
Presbyterian Church
Oelock
Manthey
Clara Landmann
Nora Patten
Lottie Ardery
Edna Plattner
Margaret Platt
Bertha Schmierer
M. M. Ramer
BP. L. Wheeler
Lydia Salzman Returns Home From J H Dickson Home
Miss Lydia Salzman, who had been staying at J H Dickson’s home and attending school, returned to her home in Lyman county on Monday accompanied by her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Salzman
J. H. Dickson
Lyman County
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Vicinity
Hirsh Wickwire
S. Dak
Birkinbine & Brown
BON Homme County Bank
Bliss
Beemann, 8. D
Logal News
Emmy Valek
Schenkenberger
Bee-Martin
Lester- Silla
C. F. Witty
Priday
Minnie Brandstedt
Asa Brown
Mt. Vernon
International Harvester Co
Piilip Engel
A. L. Jones
Cary Safe Company
Buffalo, W.C
US. A
United States
Frank Waner
S. Oak
Main Street
Corvnichts &O
Mann &'O
Int
Scientific American
Laraoel
Arey Eetaereine Tournal
Corin
Norte
Umasay
News
Ts Pusld
Iis
Hale
Bpraggiste
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