Olivet Man Engages in Scotland Business and Visit
Alex Mann of Olivet conducted business in Scotland on Monday. Rev. J H Williamson of Greenwood visited Scotland on Friday while heading north.
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
8
Alex Mann of Olivet conducted business in Scotland on Monday. Rev. J H Williamson of Greenwood visited Scotland on Friday while heading north.
Town jabber covers visits by Geo W Snow and J C Young, shipments and arrivals from Springfield Turon and Mitchell, and a long list of residents seen in town. Updates include cemetery work by Fred Goehring, catalogues from Sioux Falls College, and business gains at Schm כולל. Weather croplands look decent with occasional drownouts in low spots.
Peter Baker received a message that his granddaughter Anna Schwidt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Schmitt, died after a kerosene can explosion while lighting a kitchen fire at their home near Pender Nebraska. The incident occurred Saturday with Anna dying late Saturday afternoon. Mr Schmitt had recently moved from Scotland to Pender.
Chris Foltz left Monday for a two week vacation in Elgin and Chicago Illinois. R W Russell visited his wife at a sanitarium in Chamberlain returning Tuesday. Pukwana suffered after Saturday night storm while W J Johnston saw Nebraska crops look good though some areas flooded. Henry Bucholz a Wagner drayman died Saturday from injuries from unloading a piano. he had formerly lived in Avon.
Dr Shoop of Ra leine Wisconsin claims Health Coffee imitates real coffee using toasted grains malt and nuts. The product requires no long boiling and is marketed as made in a minute. Sold by R W Ruccell Drug Co.
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