A Grand Special Sale The Big Store With The Big Stock
The Big Store advertises a grand special sale featuring a large stock of merchandise. Customers are urged to visit for discounts and wide selections across departments.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
5
The Big Store advertises a grand special sale featuring a large stock of merchandise. Customers are urged to visit for discounts and wide selections across departments.
Chaney M Messenger a Civil War veteran and pioneer of the Pacific coast died at his son Milo’s home in Elma Wash after a long illness. Born in Warren County Pensylvania he married twice and fathered ten children. He served in the 1st Oregon Cavalry and later lived in Scandia Kansas before settling in Elma Washington. The G A R member’s funeral proceeded to Odd Fellows cemetery Elma with his two sons Clark and Milo present.
The U B church at White Rock will be dedicated on Sunday November 22 with Presiding Elder Baker of Cawker City in charge. A basket dinner at noon will be held in the schoolhouse and all are invited.
For Rent. 320 acre Churchill farm located about 4 miles west of Talmo with roughly 100 acres under cultivation. Property details indicate agricultural use and potential leasing options.
Republic defeats Scandia 5 to 0 on home grounds last Friday afternoon. Scandia showed little prior football training and could improve with coaching. Home lineup includes White right end Downing tackle Wheeler guard Riley center Sjoholim guard Neudorf tackle Weislogel end Happer quarterback Sigsbee Happer Granstedt Weaver refereed.
In a Friday game Republic defeated Scandia 4 8 in a close girls basketball contest. Standout play came from both teams with key contributions from Florence McGlashan Hildred Williams Lilith Jordon Margaret Paul Lillie Johnson and Agnes Albro. Lilith Jordon captained Scandia. The next rotary game is slated for Friday November 27 1908.
A group of girls gathered Monday evening at the Geo Bo Smith home to honor Miss Sibley on her birthday. Miss Sullivan of Chicago won a guessing game and received a portrait of Miss Smith while Miss Lou Connor won the booby prize. A two course luncheon followed and Miss Sid received a Japanese piltcher as a keepsake. Guests included Edith Sandell Genevieve Brotchie Pearl Wolifort Olga Hugos from Norway Gertrude Cullers Maude McGlashan May Cooper Grace Cooper May Preble Blanche Saggman Bertha Wilson Imma Poage Fannie Prost Anna Hansen Nell Sullivan of Chicago and Mesdames Ryan Zora Egg Lou Cratchel.
Following our last issue, subscriptions renewed include Paul Tiller, GC, O Bauderud, H F Heintzelman, Olympic Washington, Johannah Bergstrom. Names with a star indicate new subscribers.
The poem urges civic unity after elections with lines about voters, returns, foes forgotten, and a shared aim to be friends and help one another. It frames voting as a communal duty and highlights reconciliation over division.
A single register Poland China boar with good pedigree is listed for sale three miles south of Scandia. Contact C. O. Nnderud for details.
Fred Gregg and the editor visited Lincoln to see the Kansas-Nebraska game played Saturday November 14. Kansas University defeated Nebraska by a 20 to 0 score, contrary to expectations. The Scandia party and Lincoln friends extended a stopover at Fairbury on the return trip.
The Republic Co teachers association held its second annual meeting at the Courtland Opera House on November 14. Miss Frost presided, Miss Lily Nutter kept minutes, and Rev Blanchard gave a welcome with a strong reply from Prof. Nelson of Cuba. Edna Roberts reviewed Systematic Methodology chapters. Miss Tilley discussed Nature Study in November. Miss Poage led a discussion on teaching pupils to study. A debate on aerial navigation split with the negative winning. The roll call highlighted favorite novels and characters, music delighted attendees, and Mr Nutter urged attendance at the District Association in Concordia. P Kallwan and wife and John Brandstrom and wife visited Belleville to pay taxes and visit friends.
The next regular meeting of the W C I U will be held at the home of Mrs M A Preble on Friday afternoon Nov 20 at 3 o'clock.
School report for district No.3 from Oct 12 to Nov 6 shows 20 pupils on roll with 6 absent and 0 tardy. Daily attendance totals 23.6 with 14.6 boys and 12 girls. Names of those neither absent nor tardy include Lawrence Davis Jula Eastvedt Clyde Marie Josie Long Walter Brewer Osear MKrogstad Allen Kullberg Sadie Carrie Decker Addie Thompson Ellen Larson Jens Williams Joseph Stensons Mildrad Alice Pehrson. Patrons invited to visit. Mable Young, Teacher.
The Kansas City stock yards report 19 000 cattle and 3 000 calves arrived yesterday with supply higher today. Illinois and Nebraska feeders dumped a record Chicago run causing 25 to 40 cent declines there. here steers 10 to 10 lower, cows and stockers down slightly. Top steers 7 35, top dry 7 25, calves 8 to 6 25, stockers 3 to 4 40, feeders 3 7 to 4 75.
Corn shelling available. gasoline engine used to run the sheller. Desiring corn to be shelled may arrange by calling Farmers phone 313. Contact J F Kallberg 46-2.
The Farmers Telephone Co rents a room in the Hallman Building above Beckman’s store for five years to establish a central office.
Acknowledges complimentary tickets for the Thanksgiving game at Mankato between Mankato and Simpson. Pleasant Grove School invites all to a box supper on Wednesday night November 25 at the school house. Li J Weaver, Republic City teacher, attended the Kansas Nebraska game in Lincoln.
Travel in to Beckman's store upstairs to room five where Miss Mande Me Glashan offers dressmaking services and invites former customers and new clients to visit.
Mr and Mrs J H Callers went to Kansas City last Wednesday for a few days and visited their son Chan in Lexington Missouri before returning home.
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