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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
5
The Brooks Cold Tire Letter touts a machine that compresses metal cold without burning or scorching wood or damaging felloes. It promises precise dish, no over dishing, and no guesswork. It guarantees satisfaction and offers refunds with a call to see the machine in operation.
A roundup of local items from Scotland includes Miss Florence Schroder visiting her sister Mrs Wittmayer in Delmont, J as Hird grading flood damaged bridges, Miss Clare Turnbull and two girls visiting Scotland with their teacher, and Jos Kaiser building a shanty east of town washed into the creek. Other notes cover weddings, marooned travelers, visiting relatives from Oregon, a gem arrival, a married men versus single men game, and a June 7 1909 city council session with bills, licenses, and sidewalk plans.
The A R L contest prize was awarded Tuesday to Mrs T T Church among about twenty entrants. The winning sentence read You can buy anything that is in the market at Scotland South Dakota. A meeting will decide July 4th celebrations. Also notes of a Scotland marriage Carrie Berreth to William Poppy Yankton and a Scotch autos purchase during an eight person delegation to Sioux City and Yankton for three Reo cars.
Notice from Scotland dated May 26, 1909 states Frank Zolnowsky filed for a retail liquor license at 10 June 1909 block 4 1st ward Scotland S C. The city council will hear the application June 28 1908 at 8 p m in the council room. Any person may appear to provide reasons against granting the license.
Women Who Are Envied is a social note noting Ferdinand Welk visiting his parents in Yankton on Sunday and sharing time with family. The item highlights family ties and local courtesy in a brief society paragraph.
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