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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
1
Our assortment features late patterns and sets in Solid Gold and Gold Filled at appealing prices. Extra brooches are useful, with stock especially attractive. Capaciously nice pieces in Solid Gold range from 4 to 25 dollars and pretty ones in Gold Filled from 0 to 4 dollars.
The piece notes improved hog trade in Tacoma and Seattle due to Milwaukee railroad links to South Dakota, with buyers scouting the state. It also reports Gov. Vessey and Dick Richards in a clash over patronage and reform, and an attempted Thanksgiving boxing match halted by the Charles Mix sheriff.
The Homestake Mining Company at Lead plans to close its mines indefinitely after the Western Federation of Miners unionized workers and threatened to halt work with non union employees after November 25. About 2500 miners are idle, including 700 veterans with 15 to 20 years at the company. No violence has occurred yet, but the company braces for a prolonged freeze out.
The Wagner Catholic community plans a new church next season with an estimated cost of $20,000. State Fire Material Craft buys a bloodhound named Ravinia for $200 from Malcolm & Co. of Lexington Neb. The dog will be state property. Frank Stroh behn plans a Lake Front Booster newspaper edited by Leroy Beemer Boomer.
Michael Olsson announces his livery business in Tyndall is sold out and he will move May 1 to the J. B. Long farm near Volin to operate it next season. Exhibit car of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway invites Omaha visitors to sample farm products from the Dakotas and West, with F A Miller as general agent.
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