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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

8

Thanksgiving Day Glimpses From Scotland and Surrounds

Thanksgiving activity and social visits populate the Scotland area with residents in nearby towns. Neighbors Nedged, Wiederender, Devers, and Schmeirer families share time with kin and friends while local trades note job changes and sales. A windmill and farming gear ad hints at rural needs as residents travel to nearby Plankinton Mason City and Pierre for business.

Nedged Tyndall Nick Youngman Tripp John Schmeirer Scotland

Local Briefs: A. A. Brown Visits Brother and Kin

A. A. Brown returned from Presho where his brother was hurt in an elevator and is recovering as well as expected. Mrs. John Kirachman of Geddes visited her brother-in-law Nicholas Serr Jr. Tuesday and then went to Lesterville to see her sick brother John Gimble, afflicted with blood poisoning in a leg.

Miss Davis Parkston Robert Brown Scotland Ernest Wiederender Vermillion John Max A. A. Brown Presho John Kirachman of Geddes Nicholas Serr Jr Lesterville John Gimble

Missionary praise service noted at Presbyterian Church

The Ladies' Missionary society held their annual praise service at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett delivering the address on mission work in Korea. Commissioner Heil of Franklin precinct visited town en route to Aberdeen to prove heirship of a Roscoe homestead. Jos. Plattner learned his father in law, Peter Mite, had died near Dodgeville Wisconsin after a long illness. Peter was the father of Mrs. Jos. Plattner and Mrs. Frank Plattner, and brother of Fred Cashland of Paul Wysuph. He left a wife and thirteen children all present at his death bed.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Barrett Korea Heil Franklin Precinct Aberdeen Roscoe Jos. Plattner Peter Mite Dodgeville Wis Frank Plattner Fred Cashland Paul Wysuph

Public Library to Be Known as Public and Library

The Public School Board agrees the Library will be named the Public and jpeneel Library with access on Fridays after 3 45 pm. A public committee will be chosen, including the school principal, to promote library interests and growth. The note calls for renewed prosperity and culture through reading.

Public School Public Jpeneel Library

Piles Relief Promised by Dr Koop's Magic Ointment

An advertisement claims quick relief from piles with a ointment made specifically for piles. It guarantees certainty and satisfaction, says itching pain protruding and blind piles disappear by its use and urges readers to try it with dealer availability mentioned.

Dr. &Koop

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