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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
4
Scotland SD dispatches list shop and business notes, official repairs to city well, resignations, new hires, and several residents’ travels. Items include Jovial local ads, births, and farm purchases, with brief reports on school exhibits, a printer in training, and forthcoming club meetings.
Two rental notices list rooms available above Hanford cream station and above an office building opposite Don Jey Hotel. Ady J H Minnich and W C Haynes appear as contacts.
At the southwest corner of First and Main Streets in Scotland, one of the city’s best business blocks is occupied by the Martin Remboldt saloon. The listing includes Sioux Falls Brewing & Malting Co. of Sioux Falls, D. T.
Notice issued under Article LI Section 40 of South Dakota Revised School Laws announces a County Normal Institute to be held at Tyndall from August 18 to August 23, 1913. Candidates for school positions are advised to govern themselves accordingly. Gilnest G. Fores, County Superintendent.
Advertises a one year subscription offer for The Sioux City Tribune, highlighting local and world news, editorial pages, sports, women's page, market section, and farmer stock raiser content, with a price of two dollars.
Mrs. Wm. ONeill of Tripp visits relatives while northern Hutchinson county reports rain. Biermann brothers deal for a threshing outfit falters before delivery. Road graders near Dave Milber’s finish. dry ground delays next job until rain. Mrs Bardwell’s sale pleases buyers. unsold items stored or sent to Arkansas as she and Lissa plan to move. Sharf brothers travel to Scotland with mercantile plans. Sharf eyes Sioux City. E Y Wilcox tours Kansas City and Genoa by motorcycle, joking he feels like a fighting cock. Thunder and light sprinkles mark recent nights. a soaking rain would help corn. Frank Zolnowsky returns from Montana. Dr Landmann buys 280 acres, land to be divided among three. Crops near White Sulphur Springs praised. Frank expects land to reach $100/acre soon. Dr and Mrs Ray Smith of Mitchell pass through en route to Yankton and Sioux City. Mrs Tillie Laverson’s former home in Mitchell, water damage from last week’s fire, Dr Smith’s dental parlors at Diehl & Brown’s are under restoration during vacation.
A Chicago insurance official recalls meeting J Pierpont Morgan in his early career. He claims Morgan listened, then curtly asked how he gained entry and ordered him to leave. The tale highlights Morgan’s formidable presence and stern reception.
Senator Marcus Smith recalls a medical tale about a patient who imagines illness to the point of repeated visits. She plans to attend a theater and asks if she may eat oysters on returning. The doctor, half amused, grants permission with a shell and all remark.
An ad-style notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery for cold ridden households. It claims instant cough relief for children, promotes sleep, and offers refunds if relief is not achieved. Endorsements from W H Knowles and W P Rinehart accompany the appeal.
The finest line of horses will parade in Huron during the State Fair week with 167 entries closed May 19. Entries span nine states and Canada, including 19 South Dakota towns. Races listed cover two and three year old trots and several pacing classes with numerous entrants.
The 1913 State Fair will feature a large lineup of free acts presented daily before the grand stand between races. Highlights include F. M Barnes European Hippodrome acts led by Florenz Troupe, Slayman Ali's Eleven Wild Moors, Little Hip leaping elephant Napoleon, and the man monkey comedian. McPhee & Hill of England billed as top acts.
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