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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
8
The Citizen-Republican edition led by editor P. A. Bliss presents the dated front page from Boornanp D July 6 1905. It anchors the issue with masthead information and publication details for the daily paper.
J. M. Corrigan arrived from Onawa Ia yesterday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wyland on July 4. Thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls for sale by J. M. Dunamp & Sons. Clyde McClaren of Yankton spending the day in Scotland. W J W Devers of Mitchell acts as clerk at the Star Hotel. Mrs W B Robinson moving into the dormitory building this week. Convenient safety boxes for rent at Bon Homma County Bank. Jos V Janda of Wagner in town Saturday en route to Lesterville. Frank Wanek returned from Mitchell to spend the Fourth with his family. John Eckert of Monroe precinct among visitors at Scotland Tuesday.
Notices call to file all bills with Be H Treiber by Saturday night. Utilities and local moves include Andrew Ellwein, J. Brown, and I. Preszler selling a Mitchell pop factory stake, W C Haynes turning over the livery stable, and Mr Jones arriving from Wisconsin to run the business.
Miss Arlie Logeman visited from Menno and stayed through the Fourth. Miss Bertha Baisch and Miss Ruth Wenzlaft of Yankton visited in Parkston last week. John Schmierer & Ben's offer Hata and Caps for spring and summer. Bennett builds a cottage to rent near F. Becker's residence. Miss Etta Babbidge spent the Fourth with her mother in Scotland, returning to Sioux City Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dickson returned from northern New York and Massachusetts. Wobn Schmierer & Son's sell various clothing styles. A bowery was built between the G.S.P.8 hall and the Journal office for the Fourth. Misses Mary Illa and Zita Turnbull came from Tyndall to spend the Fourth with Scotland friends, returning Wednesday afternoon. Trading tickets by John Schwierer & Son offer a phonograph after $25 in cash purchased. Mr. Walter Starkendr. bride greeted his sister, Mrs. K. P. Loomis, from Thursday last week until Monday when they returned to the home of Aberdden.
The Home Concert at M. B church last Thursday evening drew fairly well and supported the endowment of a Woman's Professorship at Mitchell College. Rev Thurston opened, followed by W Colwell instrumental, recitals and solos by local performers, with proceeds totaling 10.46. Sincere thanks to all helpers and the piano loaner Mrs Jaton.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for illness including headache foul tongue poor appetite low energy stomach pain and constipation. The product is offered at 85 cents.
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