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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
5
Scotland details wheat and grain prices with notes on barley corn and flax while reporting on local visitors, repairs, and farming activity. The column covers train schedule changes, births and deaths, a planned ball game, market updates, and plans for denatured alcohol experiments amid cost estimates and regulatory uncertainties.
On Tuesday evening a shower in the Avon area developed into a severe hailstorm. Crops were damaged on the John McKenna Sr and John Wilhauer farms and others nearby. John Ruth collected hailstones, some up to a quarter inch in diameter, this Thursday afternoon.
F M Rohrabacher of Scotland finished digging an artesian well on Mr Wilson's farm July 2. A strong flow was obtained at 703 feet, as reported by the Springfield Times.
A Walla Walla Evening Statesman extract profiles Dayton Lumber Co. in 1893 1905 milestones. John Carr president Frank Flitner vice president H A Kaeppler secretary, with a 20000 capital and growing stock from 15000 to 30000. Company sources most lumber from mountain mills, offers sun seasoned stock, and serves local interior furnishings without east or coast sourcing.
Notice is given in the County Court of Montana Homine for the July term 1900 that Frank J. Sly and Albert Edward Walsworth filed a petition for letters testamentary in the estate of S. E. Walsworth. The hearing is set for Friday August 17, 1900 at 1 p m at the Lyndall county courthouse. Any interested party may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated Tyndall August 1. P. D. Wicks, Judge of the County Court.
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