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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
P A Bliss editor notes subscriptions and local ads for pianos and eggs for hatching. Mentions residents visiting, church services, G A R meeting plans, and prize winning poultry. Also reports loss of Percheron mare, town shipping and carnival attractions with shows and a bond election.
There has been little change in design in wedding rings for years yet subtle shifts appear in our store. The emphasis remains on enduring symbolism and longevity as couples seek a ring that will last a lifetime. Our selection offers secure quality with careful craftsmanship.
Mrs M V Jande visits Yankton L A Rade of Tyndall in town Wednesday August Zolnowsky from Tyndall Wednesday F D Wicks in Chamberlain on business Monday Philip Schmierer departs on Montana trip Tuesday Miss Florence Brown visiting uncle near Kaylor School board points up smoke stack at school house R Treiber of Sioux City visits family Frank Trumbo Wagner en route to Stanley County Misses Mamie Clara Zolnowsky Wagner in Scotland Wednesday Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown Tuesday Miss Janet Wertz Parker visiting aunt Mrs Dr Tomlinges Miss Clara Schenkenberger takes clerk job Becker Bros Co Mrs Dwyer telegraph operator at Tyndall dies typhoid fever Mrs Paulina Schrader returns to Harvey NC Mr Taitt hears crops look best in years R W Russell Drug Co neat wagon to carry Idison phonographs Arthur Stark selling them Mrs H G Davis on road to recovery Annual school election held for president and treasurer Vote light for three year terms F L Wheeler 87 George Dunmire 14 Tom Jones 1 for director W 8 Brant 33 and 8 scattering Teeton Wild West Show strikes town manager flees with cash box collector from Yankton tries to collect debts performers drift to other fields
Walter Wagner and his wife left for Montana at the start of the week in their car. Wagner may buy land if the country proves favorable. Frank Blazek Frank Stanicek Benj Loensal John Berringer and James Uherka, who had served 60 days and were fined 165 dollars for selling liquor to Indians, were pardoned by President Taft and the fines remitted. They had already served their sentences, so the remittance leaves them $165 ahead.
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