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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
Doctor Seagley is confined to his household by grip illness. Neighbors report he has been ill for several days and remains under home care with restrictions on visitors. His condition is described as non severe but contagious.
Castoria advertisements appear amid a stream of brief items about residents traveling, visiting relatives, and local business. Frank Gach and Chas Sanford form an ice partnership shipping to nearby towns while Miss Agnes Munn buys the millinery store and plans continued success. A Parkston fire destroys Mr Brosz's store as his wife lies ill and preparations follow. Scotland's clover seed market remains strong with $165 seed purchases and 1000 bushels raised locally.
Mr R Anderson moved his family to Mitchell while Dr Church and wife left for Butte county to establish a residence on their claim. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Wheeler's with strong turnout and netted nearly seven dollars for the supper. The Scotland Fire Laddies plan a masquerade ball on Feb 21 with six prizes for best costumes. P W Peterson spoke of hog-house expansion at Mitchell pavilion to meet rising entry demand. Dist No 3 pupils plan a Red White and Blue program and basket social at Frank Colwell schoolhouse on Feb 20. Henry Mueller, 23, of Olivet, died in Yankton from meningitis after a head injury. Funeral at Scotland Lutheran church.
A Springfield man posing as Mr and Mrs Smith eloped with another man's wife after selling a suit and a $60 fur lined coat. Marshal Cobb arrested him for the alleged theft but he fled on a freight train in a threadbare union suit. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Emil Binder of Yankton last week. A stranger begging for money was arrested after trying to cash a $100 bill at a bank and fined five dollars by Judge Chamberlain. Drayman J O Tutt le of Scotland, SD advertises prompt service.
J M Dunmire returns from Dexter Iowa Tuesday evening after visiting a brother who was severely hurt in a runaway last Saturday. The man sustained a scalp wound nine inches long a skull fracture two broken ribs and shoulder bruises but is expected to recover.
An advertisement urges readers with catarrh to request a free trial box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy from Racine Wisconsin. A single test is claimed to reveal the truth and relief, with a prompt write today appeal by BR. W. Russell Drug Co.
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