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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
4
It's a small town notice style item highlighting Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure pimples skin eruptions sores and boils and improve complexion. Local ads mention Bruhn and Stonebraker selling it at 250. The note also lists local people visiting relatives and attending court and holidays.
Miss Bertha Baisch comes home from Yankton. Floyd Vanderbilt of Wisconsin visits the Rankin home. W. C. Brown buys a piano for his wife. Armour visitor Frank Berniase calls on Mrs. Brubn. Agnes Gregory from Salem visits her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Munn. Bon Homme Bank neighbor Chas. Treiber nears moving into a new house. A Scotland area niece from Alaska to stay with Alex. McLachlan. Rebekahs host a supper for Odd Fellows families. Eye specialist A Swartman moves to the Zolnowsky Block. Olivet leaders gossip about marriage plans. M. J. Welshman travels from Springfield to promote The Normal Pulse. Wm. Logeman buys Frank Hermansky's meat market. aims for new shop. Auto & Electric Supply Co. hires an expert for house wiring. Amelia Barth and child visit from Belvidere. Thos. and John Hird visit from Sheldon. Alvin Becker visits grandparents in Scotland. N. Downs from Kennebec comes for Christmas. Emanuel Serr returns from Mannhaven to spend holidays. H. H. Walker's parents arrive for the winter. Reiner from Pennington county visits. Jim River ice about 12 inches thick. good time to fill ice houses. Bank closed Friday for Christmas. Presbyterian session meets after prayer meeting. New song by Mrs. Blanche M. Tice and Mrs. Ishael MacKeever acknowledged. Tyndall reports law partnership Scoblie and Freeh to succeed Elliott & Stilwell January 1. Scoblie in Tyndall five years, Freeh three years with West Publishing background.
The Brooks Cold Tire Letter describes a method that compresses metal with a wood surface, avoiding damage such as burnt felloes, steam, water soaking, and over dishing. It guarantees work and offers a refund if not satisfactory, inviting customers to call and see the machine in operation.
The Olivet Leader notes Sweet the Blacksmith and Bruhn and Stonebraker offer a full Xmas goods assortment. It reports the railroad commissioners ordering express rate reductions to start January 15 and questions the purpose of insurance commissioners amid a fire insurer president defalcation. It also mentions South Dakota insuring statements eight to nine months old.
A report in the Rezek post office area claims D. D. Wipf sold twelve former quarter sections of Canada land during a recent trip, with commissions said to total $2500. The Herald notes unusually high figures, noting typical offers are about one dollar per acre and suggesting the report may be exaggerated.
Preventles, the new Candy Cold Cure Yabvnets, are claimed to offer four advantages over other cold remedies. No Quinine or harsh ingredients, near instant relief, pleasant candy flavor, and a large 48 pack priced at 25 cents. Also suitable for feverish children. Sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
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