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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
5
Laura Holt, a milliner from Scotland, is noted as a Miss in a South Dakota context. The brief item records her title and origin without additional events or dates.
Local notices recount many residents and visitors in Scotland South Dakota. Jas Hird family quarantined for smallpox. Mrs F A Miller returned from Minnesota. Louis Hronish traveled to Sioux City to buy young stock. Treiber advertises souvenirs. Parsons and neighbors plan visits and works. storms flood lowlands and Jim River, while a rescue effort stops a runaway carriage.
J C Young of Springfield, county surveyor, readying a detailed Scotland plat eighteen inches to the foot. It maps streets alleys and principal buildings with official numbers and useful data from records. He will return to Scotland soon. orders by mail to Springfield or at the office will be filled.
Real estate listing offers four lots and a comfortable house in south Scotland. Also a three acre tract with a small nearly new house in north-west Scotland. Inquiries directed to Frank NasHen. Medical notes mention Charles Brown's illness with dropsy and Dr Koobs’ eye inflammation. Children’s day exercises replace morning service at Presbyterian church next Sunday. evening union services at Episcopal church mark the 800th anniversary of Episcopalianism in America.
Mr W D Griffiths and his bride Miss Helen Keating were heartily remembered by friends as they passed through on a train yesterday. Guests showered gifts including rice bread bologna codfish onions cheese tobacco a nursing bottle old clothes and two bushels of shoes as the bridal party disembarked amid good natured teasing and smiles.
Philip Schmierer and Lillian E Teibel wed at the bride’s parents home in Mc Clusky ND on June 6 1907. Schmierer is a leading Scot land merchant and partner at John Schmierer Son. Bride Lillian from Scotland and Tyndall worked in banks. They plan to reside in Scotland after August 20.
On June twelfth at Rev A B Peck's home near Armour Miss Hellen Keating of Scotland married Mr William Griffiths of Scotland. Rev H P Carnon officiated in front of sweet peas and bridal wreath. Attendant Mary Willson carried the ring. Guests included relatives from Scotland Greenwood Mediapolis and others before the couple departed for Sioux City then home to Scotland.
The federal grand jury at Pierre began examining the case against C C King for misappropriating funds from the defunct First National Bank of Scotland. No findings reported yet due to about 230 charges. Mrs Schaeffer of Langford arrived. others noted housekeeping and family illness updates. Rev H P Carson, appointed by Gov He, outlined a charitable conference program planned for Minneapolis June 12 to 19, 1907, highlighting broad scope from prisons to health in home and school.
Having sold my patent medicine business I am anxious to straighten up all outstanding ae counts. All parties owing me will be prepared to make settlement when I call on you. C H Hunter.
Mr Ernest Scovell arrives from Stanley County amid rumors of June weddings. Miss Harriet Carnon comes from Armour and plans to depart with her father for St Louis and Illinois in the near future.
A Flora avenue police call reported a dog feared to be trained. An officer fired once at the dog but missed. The suspect shouted about killing the dog and attempted to seize the revolver before fleeing with the animal around a corner. The officer, now armed with a new revolver, suspects the dog was trained.
Racine Wisconsin doctor claims stomach heart and kidney issues stem from weak inside nerves and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a treatment addressing root causes not just symptoms. Also offered free book and nationwide sale through dealers.
The county board met in Tyndall on Tuesday to choose textbooks for public schools for the next five years. After reviewing the books, the board decided to continue with the same selections, noting some support for small changes but deeming them too costly to implement.
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