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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

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Presbyterian Sabbath Services and A. O. U. W. Rate Notice

Presbyterian Church led by Rev A D Collins offers morning worship and Sunday school at noon with evening service and midweek prayer conference. The A O U W of South Dakota adopts graded assess ment rates by age 18 to 25 at 60 cents per thousand, rising 10 cents per five years to 45. Also includes no drip coffee strainer offer from Dr Shoop with Health Coffee promoting quick brew and benefits.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Wilcox Epworth League Bane South Dakota M. W. of A Dr. Shoop RR. W. Russell Drug Co’s

Commencement Exercises at Scotland High School

Scotland High School held its commencement at the M E church last Thursday with a crowded audience. Students presented essays on Value of Literature and Citizenship, a valedictory by Blanche Beatty, and a recital by Miss Severson, followed by diplomas from F L Wheeler. Rev C Wilcox delivered the address after Pres Warren of Yankton College missed the train.

Scotland High School M.E Myrtle Sweet Claus Miss Tower Board of Education Wilcox Eugenia Parmenter Violet Sweet Howard Ardery Blanche Beatty Severson Bome Pres. Warren Yankton College Chas. Wilcox Egypt F.L. Wheeler

Public schools praised as levy funds shift from prison output

The article notes school exercises bolster pride in public schools and critiques a 1 mill levy intended for the Soo Falls prison twine plant. About $200,000 sits unused, to be moved to the general fund to cover warrants. It also discusses ballot length for six referendums and six constitutional amendments, and appointments for land appraisers on two reservations. It ends with brief notices on a lung cure, railroad excursions, and a medicinal ad.

Soo Falls Pierre Capital-Journal

Martin Discusses Tariff Measure in Mitchell Visit

Congressman Martin traveled through Mitchell on return from Deadwood and expressed optimism that the tariff bill will be satisfactory once finalized despite Senate debate. A Madison dispatch notes Peter Unruh was arraigned and pleaded not guilty with his daughter present. defense demurrer was overruled on seven counts and sustained on three, case set for fall term.

Martin Mitchell Washington Deadwood Senate Madison Neb Peter Unruh

Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Nerve Source Cure

An advertisement claims sickness stems from a hidden nerve failing organs and that Dr Shoop Restorative targets the nerve cause rather than stomach or heart or kidney stimulation. It promotes a five to ten day test and notes sales by R W Russell.

Dr Shoop Shoop R W Russell

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Mtchell Marion and Running Water W. D. Griffiths Agt Munn Otland P. Stonebraker Zolnowskey Blo F. Wines Becker Block Robert Jasmann H. W. Arner A. L. Jones’ Livery Barn Scotland D. Wicks South Oak James L. Meigher Cry Bon Homme County Bank S.D A. E. Parmente J. T. Smith Marshal W. A. Cope A. L. Jones Biremneine Secondorani SD Gomening Reale Bruhn & Stonebraker S. D T. T. Church F. M., White of Brandhvng Rock Indian Reservation F. H. Kinney Philip Cheyenne River Reservation Bert R. Lean Cheny, Wash Spokane California Dr. King Brookinga Agricultural College Brookings R. W. Russell Drug CO St Baking Ie Fullerton Lumber CO Julius Jaton J. H. Queal Lumper, Coanand Woon
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