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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

8

Local items and notices from The Citizen-Republican

Mat Kramer of Lesterville visited town Monday. Mrs Minnie Becker spent Sunday in Parkston. Four typhoid cases reported at Menno. Prank Minz ill with smallpox this week. Miss Addie Bingham arrived from Parkston Wednesday. Henry Youngman visited Hosmer Friday. Mrs L W Hoffman returned from North Dakota. Dress skirts and white waists promoted. Miss Nettie and Elisha Johnston hosted a surprise party. J H W Serr and daughter from Tyndall were en route to Chamberlain.

Minz Addie Bingham Parkston Henry Youngman Hosmer Misses Nettie Elisha Johnston J. Hw, Serr Tyndall Chamberlain

CASTORITA. Beara the Tha Kind You Have Always

W. R. Russell represented the Masonic fraternity of Scotland at the grand lodge in Lead this week. Miss Clara Eisenmann is working in the Bon Homme County Bank for a few days during the absence of Cashier Brant. I. R. Loomer left Friday for Portland to visit his sister in poor health. He expects to be gone about three weeks. A rata of one and one-third fare for the round trip to Sioux Falls has been secured for attendees to a reception for Secretary Taft in Sioux Falls next Saturday.

W. R. Russell Masonic Fraternity of Scotland Grand Lodge Lead Clara Eisenmann Bon Homme County Brant I. R. Loomer Portland, Or Sioux Falls Taff Moore Tyndall Stonebraker Henry Harms Harms Sioux City F. R. Loomer Judge Wicks Mr. Loomer

Piles Relief Advertises Dr Shoop Magic Ointment

Quick and certain relief from piles promised by Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment. It claims to treat itching protruding blind and painful piles with positive definite action. Large nickel capped glass jars offered at 50 cents sold by all dealers.

Free Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Test Offer

Free for Catarrah just to prove merit a Tria size box of Dr Shoop s Catarrh Remedy. Snow white creamy antiseptic balm with ingredients like Dr Eucaliptus Thyznol Men thol provides relief to catarrh of nose and throat. Address Dr Shoop Racine Wis. Large jars 50 cents sold by all dealers.

Dr. Shoop Shoop Racine Wis

Homesteader A L Fish Returns to Harding Grove Claim

A L Fish comes back from his Stanley county homestead near Harding Grove after weeks of breaking soil and improving land. He speaks highly of his claim and reports satisfaction with the local land measures and prospects.

A.L. Fish Harding Grove Stanley County

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