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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
5
Dr Rosert JasMANN, DENTIST. Offices second floor in Zol nowskey Building. Frusx Oysters in bulk at KE. Faixon's. W B Davison went to Platte yesterday. Mrs Miner of Mitchell visits daughter Mrs Ory Shaw. Come and see Mrs Ruggles and her nine children next Thursday Evening. Mr Harry Burdick of Sioux City visits J L Hutchinson Sunday. Mrs W C Haynes had a heart attack yesterday afternoon but resumes household duties this morning.
Jacob Stackerl came from Sioux City to tend property for a few days. Prices at SCHANKENBERGER's. Baskin filed a soldier's declaration on land in Potter county and plans residence in spring. Mrs. Logeman and children visited Scotland last Friday and returned with Mrs. Blair to Menno. Pay taxes at The First National Bank. Jonas Johnson & Co. of Sioux Falls finish a gasoline lighting plant for the post office. Rev. Dr. Carson visited Chicago and Kaukauna. Rollin works in a Kaukauna paper mill. Max sells Northwestern Brand canned Teeods. The Y's will host an entertainment in the Hall Thursday Dec 10 at 8 p.m. Admission 25 cents. Ed Manning, moving from Milledgeville Ill to farm near town, will quit farming for an implement job and return home with John Nellis.
Emma Fury Bardell died at her home Tuesday night from typhoid fever aged 67 years two months. Born in Pennsylvania she moved to Freeport Illinois as a child and married Michael Bardell in 1865. The couple lived near Scotland since 1896, raised sixteen children with fourteen alive in Illinois Wisconsin Dell Rapids South Dakota and nearby Scotland. One sister resides in Sioux Mulla. Funeral arrangements await word from relatives. services expected Saturday. Mrs Bardell was a Free Methodist, devoted wife and mother who helped neighbors in trouble.
The next number in the sective course will be given at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening December 8. The speaker is Fred High a noted humorist and impersonator. Also notices about flour at Wheeler’s elevator and local weddings and travel updates.
Dr Stonebraker left for Chicago last Saturday and will tour Niagara Falls on the East trip with unclear companionship. Paul Landmann now offers a full line of lumber and building materials, promising builders his lower prices. Chamberlains Stomach and Liverables praised by Detroit user for appetite and digestion. W B Diehl sells the medicine, every box warranted.
Readings from Hawthorne in grade six, teachers Kaeppler and Wright reviewing the building, and report cards sent to prevent loss. Christmas preparations begin after Thanksgiving with quotes on youth, effort, and manhood. An evening lecture by a Pittsburg school orator and ventriloquist is planned for December 8 at the Presbyterian Church, urging large attendance.
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