Bargains and visits dot Scotland scene
Wm. Fairman is laid up with rheumatism. Bargains offered at Schenkenberger's. Residents and visitors frequent the Scotland area with reports of travel from Sioux City Yankton and Nebraska. Local trades, clothing deals, church notices, and upcoming medical and theatrical mentions populate the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fairman
Schenkenberger
S. Lawrence
Local Notes and Advertisements Brighten Scottish News
Miss Amanda Glooge hosts a surprise party while Nina Wallace joins a Jim river camping trip. Families plan two to three weeks in camp. A. J. Wortha returns from Pierre to prove land and relocate family to W. G. Haynes' near the Episcopal church. Jenner brothers unveil a J I Case threshing outfit for home use. John Schmierer & Son promote spring footwear. Arney visits from Mitchell. plans Hot Springs treatment for sciatic rheumatism. son Leslie stays in Rapid City. Jos F Cach from Muncie visits ill father and expands revolving sign business. Property sales include Lot 1, Block 21, Lawler’s Addition, Scotland, plus lots in Stafford’s Addition. Legislative update: misd. for operating steam threshers without bond carries $160 to $800 penalty. Bond via A BE Parmenter Western Surety Co.
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A. J. Wortha
Mehellan Bros
Pierre
W. G. Haynes
Episcopal Church
Jenner Brothers
J. I. Case
John Schmierer & Son
Arney
Mitchell
John Arney
Town notes of farming family scare and ball game
Last Sunday a farmer west of town helped his family into the buggy at the church when the team frightened and bolted with three children aboard. August Kowalski was dragged and scarred but treated by Dr. Stonebraker. A cemetery benefit ball game followed with married men vs courting men. kids won 24 to 17 as Tony Diehl dislocated an elbow on a slide at third base. J L Hutchinson and F Ki Loomer drove to Springfield as crops look promising despite wet cold. Spring wheat yields appear modest but overall grain is good. corn looks especially strong this year.
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August Kowalski
Dr. Stonebraker
Kowalski
Cemetery Association
Tony Diehl
Guy Brown
J. L. Hutchinson
F. Ki. Loomer
Springfield
T. J. Marchant
Claus Flick
Paul Haines
Yellek Boys
Geveral
Scotland Invites Boston Bloomers to Local Diamond August 28
A local page notes the Scotland ball team has been invited to meet the Boston Bloomers on the local diamond August 28, and that they have accepted. It also mentions A L Jones traveling to Sioux City for a horse sale and a new barber shop set to open near John Gisar’s store.
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A. L. Jones
Sioux City
Geo. Fusselman Jr
Yankton
John Gisar
Scotland
Boston Bloomers
Endorsed By The County Otsego Journal Endorsement
A Otsego County endorsement praises Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. Editor Wm Dietz calls it infallible for lung and throat diseases and guarantees satisfaction. Available from all druggists at 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free offer.
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Otsego County
Dietz
Otsego
Gillettaville
N. Y
Dr. King
Training specialists across departments at Frazee College
Faculty of trained specialists in every department. Ladies dormitory and dining hall. Well equipped laboratory and manual training shop. Courses of study leading to state certificate or life diploma. Business course of three years. Short business course running through the winter term. Course of four years in piano music. Band, orchestra and chorus. Expenses very low. For catalog or further information, write to J. B. Frazee, President.
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J. 8. Frazee
Testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An unsolicited testimonial from Sam H Gwin of Concox Georgia praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing a severe measles related stomach and bowel illness after a hard rain. The writer credits life saving aid from the remedy and endorses it widely. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Sam. H. Gwin
Concox
Dr Shoop Headache Tablets Advertised in Racioe Wis
An old advertisement offers Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets described as relieving pain by easing abnormal blood pressure. It mentions a route of sale via all dealers and references Racioe Wisconsin.
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Dr. Shop
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