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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
4
An advertorial claim touts a Copper-Clad Malleable Range with a solid one piece back flue of malleable iron and a sheet copper lining. It argues this design resists rust and leaks, preventing drafts and dampness that plague other ranges, though at higher upfront cost.
Miss Frances Falkinberg visited Yankton last Friday while Mrs. Frank Simmons of Sioux City stayed with her mother Mrs. Henry Baisch. Walkover Shoes advertised at Otto Schmierer’s. Misses Katherine and Johanna Witmayer returned from Tripp last Sunday. Marthe Becker, previously teaching in northern state, came home last Sunday. Mr James Kirk Jr and bride visited town Thursday. they traveled from Wictabtsy to their home. Henry Wheeler, studying at the University, returned home last week and leaves Friday for a summer job. A local sale near Scotland offers unknown property ownership terms. The Menno band left early Sunday for Yankton to play at a engagement, performing well.
The Scotland high school held its commencement with a class of fourteen, the largest yet. Orations featured debate on minimum wage, with Walter Wicks and Theodore Serr for, John Harris and Paul Landmann against. Diplomas were presented by F. L. Wheeler. a white poplin sailor costume was worn by graduates. various faculty and guests attended as townspeople traveled from nearby areas.
Rev Wm R Scott will deliver the baccalaureate in the State Normal School chapel in Springfield on Sunday evening June 17. He will also preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10 30 A M on The name that is above every other name No evening services Sunday School at 1145 A M Y P S C E at 7 P M All are invited Regular Methodist services next Sunday feature a morning ladies quartet and an evening piano forte solo by Johanna Downs Continuous notes of cordial attendance.
Sylvester Joseph Madden died at his grandfather Patrick Haney’s home. Born October 3, 1911, he was 5 years 8 months 6 days old. Scarlet fever began May 11, then brights disease led to his death. He leaves his parents, two sisters, one brother, a grandfather Patrick Haney of Scotland, a grandmother Mrs Madden, two uncles Dan and Andrew Madden, an aunt Mrs John Nichols, and many relatives. Funeral services were at the Catholic church with high mass by Rev Father Sack and burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Eternal rest grant him, O Lord.
Glenn Russell son of Mr and Mrs Edward McLachan was born December 15 1914 and died June 4 1917 after a two week illness due to diphtheria. The verse expresses faith that the child is received into heavenly light and robes of white.
Notice to Scotland Independent School District voters for June 19 1917 annual election at City Hall Scotland. Electing one 3 year board member two 2 year board members and one 3 year treasurer. Polls open 9 a m close 4 p m. Dated June 6 1917 M T Brown Clerk.
Bids must be delivered to the County Auditor in Tyndall Bon Homme County South Dakota by 2 p m Thursday July 12 1917 for a 40 Horse Power Gas Tractor Engine The Board of County Commissioners may reject any or all bids and will select the bid in the county's best interest Dated at Tyndall South Dakota June 13 1917 Seal JACK J MAUS County Auditor
Welk Brothers undertake a drainage well project for Joe Stevenson at his AW gern site. Work includes drilling and grouting to improve water control and reduce seepage near the property. Local officials assist with permits and site safety measures.
Certificates filed certify candidates for Scotland Independent School District No 4. Nominees include F L Wheeler for 3 years, A W Sweet and F D Wicks for 2 years, August Reich for 8 years as treasurer. M T Brown, Clerk, Board of Education. Dr Koobs was called to Pierre Monday by governor invitation.
A collection of aphoristic lines on borrowing, honesty, and politics. It suggests fools borrow trouble, dishonest men face consequences, and public office invites illusions of improvement while warning against mistaking public service for private gain.
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