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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

8

Walker and visitors drop by Boortann week

Mr and Mrs BH Walker were in Lesterville Monday. T M Hitt of Tyndall was in town Friday en route to Mitchell. Miss Marking of Parkston has been employed as clerk in Becker Bros store. Rev I A Young pastor of the Evangelical church at Olivet was in this city Monday. Mrs Litchfield of Mitchell came down Saturday to visit the Barker home.

BH. H. Walker Lesterville T. M. Hitt of Tyndall Mitchell Miss Marking of Parkston Becker Bros I. A. Young Evangelical Church Olivet Mrs. Litchfield of Barker Home

Bears the The Kind You is iin OSee and locals

Mrs. A. Wadame returns home in Plankinton after a week in the city. Miss Pearl Slade of Mitchell visits friends Grace and Alma Jelly. Harry Grensble works in Benay Wheeler's elevator, replacing George Burrows. Three months tuition free at Broox Falls Business College Sioux Falls write for details. Dr. Ray Smith and family travel to Mitchell after a few days with Mile Luevnds. Walker returns from Olivet after visiting Miss Frances Lao. Edivalley seen with Miss Lao near Araina on Saturday. Hog worming remedy promoted by J. W. Brown of Scotland. Prof. A. Bunting and son back to Streator after weeks away. Mrs. A. A. Smith and son Stanley with Mrs. McPherson and daughters at Tyndall. Mrs. Wells Bardwell and son Walter return home. Hazel Walker visits. Mrs. Ed Freeman returns from Audubon and Des Moines planning fall millinery for the Racket store. Mr. and Mrs. Dollard return from Springfield. Major to speak at old settlers’ meeting in Tyndall next Saturday. W.C. Haynes rents farm to J. N. Alter for year. Alter seeks nearer town. Prof. Olaus, new high school principal, arrives from Butte Nebraska. to stay at Scotland House while seeking a dwelling. Pink Pain Tablets advertised by Dr. Shoop.

A. Wadame Plankinton Miss Pearl Slade Mitchell Misses Grace Alma Jelly Harry Grensble Benay Wheeler George Burrows A. Bunting Streator Ill A. A. Smith Stanley Ed Freeman Audubon Des Moines

Mail train rider and family visit tied to edge of nation

Barney Wagner and his uncle Henry Walker returned after eight weeks in Pennsylvania where Mr Walker revisited his boyhood home after forty two years. Barney noted a country on edge contrasting with past eight years of prairie mail wagon routes. Rev H P Carson of Huron led a Bible Society meeting with four church representatives and new officers elected including Rev A D Collins as president and F Becker as treasurer.

Barney Wagner Henry Walker Pennsylvania Barney Olivet Mr. Walker H. P. Carson D. D Huron Bible Society F. Becker American Bible Society Treick Carson A.D. Collins Haag Chas. Wilcox

Arnica Salve Endorsed for Sore Feet in Maine

W Stone of East Poland Maine writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve helps sore feet burns sores cuts and abrasions and even piles It is sold by all druggists with a 25 cent guarantee and is presented as a proper remedy from Sore Feet.

Thaye Bucklen W. Stone East Poland Maine

Mrs Ghos. E. Smith Endorses New Life Pills for Family Use

Mrs Ghos. E. Smith of West Franklin Maine says she accepts Dr King's New Life Pills as the family laxative because they work with no fuss. The pills are presented as painless purifiers sold by all druggists.

Ghos. E. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King

Mrs Pruyn and grandson visit Free man in Sanborn

Mrs Henry Pruyn and her grandson from Sanborn Iowa are guests at the home of her brother A B Freeman.

Henry Pruyn Sanborn, Ia A. B. Freeman

Bon Homme Co Teachers Institute Opens Aug 24

The Bon Homme County Teachers Institute began Monday August 24 for two weeks. About 70 teachers enrolled by Tuesday night, with six certified teachers absent. Lectures announced include Physiology by Prof Manthey on Aug 27, The Bad Lands by Prof Perisho on Sept 1, and Practical Education by Rev Evans on Sept 8. Public invited to attend and visit the institute. Enthusiasm noted as a sign of success. Opening exercises to be a daily feature with short faculty and citizen addresses.

Bon Homme Co E. 0. Perisho J. J. Manthey E. ©. Perisho Evans of Can Dhroout

Bank cashier A W Swayne weds Gertrude Colburn in Minneapolis

The Springfield Times notes A W Swayne cashier of the First National Bank and Miss Gertrude Colburn married in Minneapolis early this week. The couple left for Denver to attend the bankers convention. Also mentions Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a rapid substitute coffee sold by Russell Drug Co.

A. W. Swayne First National Bank Gertrude Colburn Minneapolis Denver Bankers’ Convention Springfield

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Sherwin-Williams Birkinbine & Brown Scotland S. D Weil A. L. Jones South Dakota THE Citizen-Republican P. A. Bliss Propritor Boortann C. W. Bittner Sterling, Ll Broox Falls Business College Sioux Falls Bed Ray Smith Gnto Mitchell Mile Walker Witrom Olivet J. W. Brown Iowa Mas Mrs. Dollard Yankton Old Settlers W.C. Haynes J. N. Alter Mr. Alter Olaus Butte Neb Scotland House Palo Shoop Little Milford Sweet Institute A. C. Mason Minnie Becker Anna Schneider Marion Munn Frances Minnich Edith Sutton Margaret Mary Plattner Nora Patten Nettie Johnston Michael Piroutek James Piroutek Vodnany Jos. Piroutek Recluse Emil Piroutek Wagner C.S. Sanford John Schmierer & Son Becker Bros. CO Darmstadt
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