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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
8
Local brief from January 14 1909 notes Mystic Flour at 1.65 per sack and mentions daily goings on including visits, travels, business shifts at the Racket Store and Bootland-Wittenberg Telephone Co meeting in Scotland. Includes obituary of D Link born 1876 and other community updates from near Weevly Haulk county to Ipswich and Crawford.
Miss Luttia Amery received notice last week of the engagement of her friend Miss Flo Newcomb to Clyde Mathis, with the wedding held at the bride's parents home near Tripp on New Year’s Day. The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Newcomb, who formerly resided in Scotland. A. A. Sweetlings spent the past week laid up from a kick by a horse while it was being shod in his shop, the horse striking him twice on the hip and side over the heart but no bones broken, though severely bruised.
The ordinance grants Dakota Gas Electric Light and Power Co a franchise to construct, operate, and maintain an electric light and power plant in the City of Scotland South Dakota. It sets rates not to exceed fifteen cents per kilowatt hour and requires a minimum charge of one dollar monthly, with termination and purchase rights for the city after ten years, plant standards, and a twenty five year term ending with appraisal-based city option.
Mrs Isaac Nellis and Mr and Mrs Provgin returned to their Ridgeway Missouri home last Friday. They were joined by Arian and Janet Colwell children of Mr and Mrs A K Colwell who will stay for several weeks.
We extend thanks to old neighbors and friends for assistance and kindness shown during our bereavement. Also advertised are Preventics a new candy cold cure tablets noted by druggists for four advantages over remedies. They contain no Quinine, give instant relief, taste pleasant, and come in a 48 count box for 25 cents. Sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
Miss Mary Terpenning who had been visiting at Presho for several weeks returned home Tuesday evening. She was accompanied by J H Serr who will handle business matters in Tyndall for a few days. A Norrible Hold Up references a Washington NY man praising Dr Kings New Discovery for lung ailments and bronchial issues with a trial bottle offered.
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