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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

5

Local notes from Scotland and area Monday to Monday

Dr. Hamlin of Tripp was in Scotland Monday. W. G. Brown made a business trip to Sioux Falls last Thursday. Louis Chladek of Tyndall was in town Monday and took the train for Eureka. John Schmierer Sr. went to Bis mark on a business mission Monday. John Foley from north of Olivet was transacting business in Scotland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Sanford left last Thursday evening for a visit in Salem. Messrs. Davis, McKergen and Musser with their families enjoyed a fishing party at the Jim river Monday. The West Side Air of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. R. A. Woods this afternoon. Will McLellan arrived from Soo Falls Monday to visit his parents and sister Mrs. Will Gibbon. Mr. Kutter of Sterling Ill visited I. H. Johnston last week and will move here next season. Ed Freeman learned his wife had gone to Council Bluffs for an operation. the operation was completed and she is recovering. A. H. Gruenstein has been hired to run the Russell drug store jewelry department, starting Monday. John Absher of Wagner, president of the Dakota Gas and Electric Power Co., was in town Monday en route to Chicago and will attend the inter-urban meeting at Olivet. Cravens and wife were killed in a collision with an inter-urban train in Indiana. Mrs. Geo. Scobell and children returned from Rocky Ford, Colo., where she was ill. her husband is at Pueblo undergoing electric treatment for tuberculosis.

Sanford Salem Messrs Davis, McKergen and Musser Jim River Mr. Kutter Sterling, Ill I. H. Johnston White Lake John Schmierer Ed Freeman Audubon, In Council Bluffs Mr. Freeman Mr. Wilson Mrs. Freeman John Absher Wagner Dakota Gas and Electric Power Co Chicago Olivet John Cravens Indiana Cravens Scotland Mr. Cravens Jacob Schatz Geo. Scobell Beobell Rocky Ford Colo Pueblo Will Sherman A. W. Sweet Ivan Sherman Mr. Burnside Rapid City Sweet Home Marshall Wis J. O. Mason Abel Stafford Jr Blanche Beatty Lucinda Walker Myrtle Anderson Guy Ray Brown Geo Amos Stafford H. G. Gann Buffalo Jerauld Mitchell Tripp Delmont

The Crime of Idleness and a Lazy Liver

Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills to banish liver trouble and improve health. Claims illness from idleness and laziness, listing effects like constipation headache jaundice and loss of appetite. 25c at Brohn and Stonebraker's.

Dr. King Brohn & Stonebraker’s

Local residents recount summer travel and storm damage

Mra. Moses Hackett and child ren visited Wakonda yesterday. A.C. Cummins of Leeds formerly near Wittenberg was here Monday. The camping party at the Jim river folded last Sunday. A severe storm with 2.2 inches of rain lashed town and northern areas causing telephone outages and minor damage. In Tripp and Delmont the storm flooded fields, washed rail tracks, and damaged bridges.

Brooks Cold Tire Letter advert promises precise wheel work

The Brooks Cold Tire Letter describes a machine that presses metal felloes without burning or soaking, leaving a hard wood surface and exact dishing. It guarantees satisfaction with a money refund and invites customers to call and see the machine in operation.

Brooks

Borse Shoeing a Specialty Ends in Accident Near Menno

A.W. Sweet blacksmith P. H. McGrath road foreman and aide were riding a motor hand car one mile east of Menno when it jumped the track. McGrath suffered a severe scalp wound needing ten stitches. others had numerous bruises. They were treated at Scotland by Dr. Stonebraker and sent to Mitchell hospital. J. G. Miller of Grand Central Hotel Yankton was in Scotland between trains.

P. H. McGrath Mitchell Bia Will Menno McGrath Marion Scotland Stonebraker

Dr King s New Discovery Featured In Olivet and Fedoria

Dr King s New Discovery touted as a cure for deadly lung hemorrhage and other bronchial ailments. Testimonial from C V Pepper claims three weeks’ use restored ability to work. Also advertised are malaria cures for Potomac swampland germs and Electric Bitters as a general tonic. Bruhn Stonebraker sell and guarantee both remedies with a trial bottle offered.

Fedoria Dr. King C. V. Pepper Triai Bruhn & Stonebraker Washington Potomac R. M. James Lonelien

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