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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
5
The Brooks Cold Tire Letter describes a method that presses the tire evenly onto metal felloes without damage, steam, or over dishing. It asserts no burnt surfaces, no water soaking, and a guaranteed satisfaction with a money refund if needed. Call to see the machine in operation.
Treiber’s introduces a fresh line of local post cards. Mr E Brandstedt returns from Forestburg Monday. Miss Arlie Sweet visited in Menno. J H Minnich sold his driving horse to Geo Deutscher. A drainage well behind the post office was opened Tuesday evening by Wm Escamp and Wes Brown using dynamite. Mrs Winkler and her three children visited here this week then headed home to Bay City Texas. They had been in Iowa and Dell Rapids S D. Mrs Winkler’s husband owns a large rice plantation in Texas and the family has been in the north for health reasons. Dr Arner learned by letter that his brother in Pennsylvania died before his arrival and remains to handle his brother’s estate.
The marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robinson. Rev. Chas. E. Wilcox officiated as the couple exchanged vows under a green arch with white syringa blossoms. The bride wore Paris Lawn lace and carried bride roses. the groom appeared in black. After a wedding breakfast the couple departed for the depot to begin their honeymoon in the Black Hills. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brundette and Mrs. Floyd Wilson.
A lost 18 month old boy near Lorenzo Hebbert’s home was found after a four hour search by fifty locals with autos, horse rigs, and guides. He wandered two miles through bluffs, fences, and fields, reappearing safely in a creek near the creek bank. Parents express gratitude for the rescuers.
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