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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
8
Classified notice seeks bids for furnishing a new 12 foot road grader to Capital Township Hutchinson county South Dakota. Bids must be submitted to township clerk Richard Muehmel Scottsland 8 D on or before Tuesday May 18 1920. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
For sale a clutch of White Oopington eggs offered by Miss Nellie Maxwell. Suitable for incubation at home. Interested buyers should contact Miss Maxwell to arrange pickup.
Auction note offers a pile of drainage tile from the Scotland sewer in bales and cases, with sizes from 6 to 18 inches in diameter. Bids are to be made at this office. Adv.
For Rent: one furnished room suitable for two gentlemen by Mrs Imig. For Sale: a few ornipg ton cockerels by Carl Plattner. Rosecomb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching 15 eggs for 1.50 or 100 for 7.00. Call 203-3S or write. Aug Stemnges
For sale hay either based or loose. Inquire of H. Statter at Maxwell Colony ranch in Scotland South Dakota.
Two houses in Scotland are offered for sale with urgent call to buyers. Interested parties should apply at once to George Stevenson before the properties are sold or become unavailable.
James Grimes died Saturday night at his Scotland home after weeks of frailty. Born in Yar mouth England in 1838 he moved to America in 1857 and later homesteaded near Olivet Dakota Territory. Survived by five children Charles Olivet James Jr Sioux City Mrs Vaughn Mrs Brown and Ella Grimes. Funeral Tuesday at Methodist church with Rev J W Zerbe and Rose Hill burial.
Mrs Kluth spent Sunday in Mitchell. Mrs L H Imig visited in Meado Monday. Edward Ardery doing plumbing in Tripp this week. Mrs Helen Pattee spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Edward Ardery. Wade Dingman went to Avon Monday by illness of his mother. Miss Mary Zollinger of Yankton College spent Sunday with Miss Dorothy Leroy. Mr Wm Poppe of Plumb visited his parents Mr and Mrs M Berreth Tuesday. Dr G A Landmann attended a medical meeting in Minneapolis returning Saturday. Mrs J W Wittmayer visited son C F Wittmayer in Wessington Springs Tuesday. Doctors Koobs Unruh and Landman went to Yankton Tuesday for district medical meeting. Mayor Robert Jasman seeks City Assessor applications by May 1. Paul and Ruth Landmann hosted fifteen friends Saturday afternoon. Misses Mabel Elsie Collinge went to Wagner Saturday. Elsie stayed with uncle John Holbert. G G Wenzlaff returned from Los Angeles, in town Monday night then Yankton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Eisenmann arrived from Goodrich NC to settle over Red Cross Rooms. Floyd Wheeler prepping theatre on site of Central office. work awaits new telephone building. Jac Zolnowsky from Pine City MN arrived Monday. plans stay while considering business. Mrs Bingham returned to Scotland Saturday. accompanied daughter Raglin to Lead, visited son Frank Bingham at Wessington Springs. bought home there. Lieut 8 soldier's homestead but will prove up soon then move to Minneapolis.
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