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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
7
Mrs. V. 8. Barker spent the week visiting friends in Mitchell. Mrs. Bellamy returned to her Stanley County home last Friday. County commissioners held a regular meeting in Tyndall last week.
R M Cotton of Tyndall traveled through town Monday on his way home from Belvidere. A J Wilcox of Springfield arrived Friday with his automobile and continued to Mitchell. Will Nellis, wintering in Seattle, Washington, returned to Scotland last Sunday. Frank Simmons of Dallas passed through Wednesday en route to his former home in Parkston. Miss Grace Jelly returned from Mitchell Monday after a speaking contest for a grand gold medal, finishing second by a narrow margin.
A brief from the area reports W J Johnston leaving for the Black Hills while Frank Wanek learns from his brother Hol at McClusky about a heavy snow last week. H A Kaeppler attended stockholder meetings at Mitchell for the Western National Bank and its new building. Rev A D Collins traveled to Sioux Falls for a presbytery meeting and Mrs Collins and Miss Susie Gunn joined delegation duties with the ladies missionary society and CO EB society respectively. Elder Campbell planned to go but remained due to ill health.
The paper notes Geo M Reed and family enjoying their new home near Scotland and sends thanks for a souvenir book with views of Big Rapids area. It reports two deaths: Geo Schnei der’s brother in Indiana killed by a rifle accident during a gathering. and Miss Charlotte Gibbon, returning from Charles Mix county to Newport Washington, dies at Ross North Dakota after heart trouble, with burial in Rose Hill.
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