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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

8

Local Notables and Notices From Scomann June 1905

The Citizen-Republican reports social visits across Armour Scotland and Menno with residents Otto Brolin Julius Sieler Mrs B Cobb Will Dilger’s father Geo Scobell and Fannie Hien traveling to visit relatives. County Surveyor Wallace arrived from the north. Shorthorn bulls offered for sale by J M Dunumme & Sons. Bow House County Bank offers convenient safety boxes for rent.

Wallace B. B. Cobb Menno Logeman Bow House Will Dilger Yankton Geo. Scobell Wil

Bears and visitors cross paths in small town notes

Local items recount visits of Mrs Zelis Yownson and Mr Geo Fuseedlman to Mitchell and relatives in Bridgewater while John Selderer & Bin publicize spring goods. Shifts include shipments to Sioux City, college commencements at Yankton, and fashion from John Schmiefers & Son. A Dunnmire joke and various travel mentions finish the brief column.

G. Staui Bridgewater Geo. Fuseedlman John Selederer & Bin's

La Crosse Steam Laundry Basket Leaves June 20

News notes from the La Crosse laundry line list actors and places including E H Treiber and Mr N W Simons. Simons seeks road work with Deering Harvester Co while Dr Seagley reports appendicitis recovery for Prof Sherwood. Miss Marierizzall returns from Mitchell to teach again, signaling employer appreciation.

la Crosse E. H. Treiber Rgt N. W. Simons C. H. Singer Sioux Walls Ito Deering Harvester Co Hartford Phoenix Brooklyn Aetna Box House County Bank Sherwood Sioux City Seagley Marierizzall Mitchell

Boare the Th ns Bignature of of FY

A worker named Will McGellan suffered a serious accident at the creamery Vousday forenurs when his hand was caught in a large ice cream freezer. His finger was broken in multiple places, flesh torn, and tendons severed. He was treated by Dr Koobs and hopes are high to save the fingers. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a remedy.

Will McGellan Vousday

Gifts in silver and silverware for gift giving

Silver stock offers sterling and fine plate options for bridal or anniversary gifts. The article notes a wide selection of dependable silverware at reasonable prices and suggests watches, chains, and wallets as suitable keepsakes for occasions.

Bon Homme Bank Report and Local News Item

Bank statement for Bon Homme County Bank Scotland 8 D shows assets and liabilities as of May 29 1905 reported to Public Examiner. Local notes report replanting corn wet weather school census and a sugar beet project Scotland Commercial Club plans acreage and testing. Also highway refuse dumping nuisance addressed by county commissioners with enforcement action anticipated.

Bon Homme County Bank Scotland Public Examiner Stawi Dunmit Thhe Board of County Commissioners

Sioux City and Riverside Park Excursion Train Fare

$175 to Sioux City and Riverside Park and Return on June 15 with via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. Regular train leaves Scotland June 14 at 7:80 a.m. Return train departs Sioux City 6 p.m. Riverside Park 6:15 p.m. June 15. Tickets only on listed trains. Modern Woodmen picnic at Sioux City Base Ball Park with parades and speakers including Mayor Sears and Hon. R. Van Sant. Band at Riverside Park 2:30 p.m. baseball game 3:00 p.m. free general admission for excursion ticket holders.

Sioux City Riverside Park Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry Scotland R. van Sant Hawarden Parker Sk Agent CM. &. Bt. P. Ry

Local Hiring and Travel Notes in County Area

C L Maxwell adds a bath room to his home. A Pontius earns a contract to build a farmer's house northeast of Olivet. Three women and a man arrive from Russia and head to Marion Junction to visit friends. Henry Becker of Andes travels to eastern Minnesota to see a sick relative. W J Janda attends Preston wedding as best man for Frank Cach. Mrs Gephart sister of Dr Seagley and Mrs Pontius visits from Indiana and plans to file on a homestead in Lyman or Stanley counties.

A. Pontius Olivet Russia Marion Junction Henry Becker Andes Minnesota W. J. Janda Frank Gach Preston Cach

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Fast for Sores and Eyes

No secret about Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts burns ulcera fever sores and sore eyes. D T Gregory of Hope Texas says it quickly cured a bad sore and is all OK for sore eyes after purchasing at W B Duhal's drug store.

D. TL Gregory Joh Hope Texas W. B. Divhl

Local Notables and Customs Dust Cover South Bend News

Mr C N Lawton is reported ill at his daughter's home in South Bend Indiana causing concern among friends. Volney B Cushing of Bangor Maine delivered a temperance talk at the M E church focusing on third party prohibition as a solution. The region’s dairy industry is highlighted by the abundant local cream output and daily transfers at the Scotland station moving 75 to 100 cans from Platte to the Sioux City line.

C. N. Lawton South Bend Ind Volney B. Cushing Bangor M. E Scotland Station Platte Sioux City

Just Streets of the World as Noted by Globe Trotter

A Philadelphia Bulletin item quotes a globe trotter naming the world s streets by extreme traits. He designates Main Street Denver as the highest, Fifth Avenue New York as richest, Market Street Philadelphia as widest, Rue Vieille Paris as shortest, Nankin Tehangtsi as dirtiest, Via Castile Seville as cleanest, Grosvenor Place London as aristocratic, Avenue des Champs Elysees Paris as most beautiful, Via Sol Havana as narrowest, and Broadway New York as ugliest with its skyscrapers.

Globe Trotter Main Street Denver Fifth Avenue New York Market Street Philadelphia Paris Tehangtsi Nankin Castile Seville Grosvenor Place London Avenue Des Champs Elysees Via Sol Havana Broadway Philadelphia Bulletin

The Two Evils in a Quip from Washington Post

The Pohick philosopher cites two things that wreck happy homes. The Sque dunk ignoramus asks for them. The punchline: woman’s love for dry goods and man’s love for wet goods, with a regional dialect flavor.

Washington’ Post

Faithful Minister Admits Lost Sermon Notes

A minister on a Sunday morning tells his congregation that he has forgotten his notes and must rely on Providence, promising to be better prepared for the evening service. The remark reflects humility and faith in divine guidance during a moment of improvisation.

Providence

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promise Health Boost

A promotional tonic claimed to improve digestion and assimilation, build red blood and bone, and aid the sick and weak. The advertisement offers 850 tea or tablets, presenting the product as a fortifying health remedy advertised by Hollister.

Abe Hollister Rocky Mountain

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Sherwin-Williams Birkinbine & Brown South Dakota THE Citizen-Republican P. A. Bliss Scomann, §. D Otto Brolin Armour Julius Sieler Tripp J. M. Dunumme & Sons Castolnria Ethel! Haynes Zelis Yownson Bone Carson Woday Huron College Brown Extile J. H. Dickson Alex. Brown J. M. Dunmire Tohn Bchmiefer & Son I. Witttoager Yankton College Misa Rosa Thusia Son Ray. Berns Germany Stauons Tor Treiber D.K. Tomlinson R. P. Loomis Fred Falkinberg C. L. Maxwern W. W. Kennison Canton Kansas Colorado Misa Simington Eugenie Parmenter Misa Goodykoontz Borner- Sandrini Orgent Dresden Augusto Rotoli Charles Adame Boston W. H. Neidlinger Sea Scotland Commercial Club Davenport John Schmierer & Son Bulletin C. L. Maxwell Jos. Wanek S. Oak Palettad Patent Office Washington D.C Iunn & Co Ominn Washington
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