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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
8
The June 23 1921 issue of Tab Citizen-Republican lists A R Kayser as editor and publisher and notes a subscription rate of 200 dollars per year.
Sisquehana Sayings reports North Dakota crops are very good. At Lake Andes on Saturday many fishermen enjoyed good fishing though slow catches. Names mentioned include A G Leischner Ed Leischner O G Winter Wm Isaak Albert Zeller and families. Other visits include J Sprecher O G Winter at Tyndall and a California land trip by H Frederick M Thury.
German Gossip Fred Hoenke and family visited with the Charlie Hein family near Tripp Sunday. August Kayser and family visited Tripp with the Ted Schaeffer family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Semmiler and children visited Mrs. Semmler's mother Mrs. August Maas Sunday. Adolph Mattheis visited with his sister and parents at Tripp Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Mattheis of Tripp called at the homes of August Kayser and Fred Hoenke Thursday.
Jacob Schaefer of Armour returned from Germany last week with cows. Rev and Mrs P J Bunge of Armour visited the Em Mattheis family. Hillside ball team beat Rockyridge 15 to 14. Lincoln Township farmers voted affirmatively on most questions at their June 16 meeting. Emanuel Mattheis won the Lincoln Township Dist No 2 school election with 40 votes to 23 for H J Bertram.
Dream interpretations describe grim distorted faces as suffering, while a handsome opposite face signals good news and happiness. A pale pinched face warns of sorrow and the loss of a friend. A dirty face washed implies repentance for a future act.
The Hutchinson County board met with County Auditor Supt of Highways and State’s Attorney present. Bids for four bridges were opened and rejected. private contract to Federal Bridge Co. of Des Moines noted. Various motions approved including school fund allotment, bond for Supt of Schools, and building repairs. The board adjourned to June 9, 1921 with work on bridges and highway planning continuing.
Edward Pietz from Dubuque Iowa arrives to visit his parents and plan mission work in Australia after Wartburg Seminary graduation. Joe Tiede of Iowa City, 1949 AB graduate, may continue studies next fall. Mrs. Julius Wudel and daughter Allegro depart for Eureka to visit relatives. August Bernhart visits Wesley Springs. Mrs Roy McCaug arrived from St Paul to visit. National Samaritan Rescue Army agent J A Thomas visits Mitchell. Several families from Embry Draper and Underwood meet at Martin Wudel’s home during Conference week.
Fragmented market notes mention Barley price 60 and eggs and cream among lines, with unreadable trader names and items. No clear date, venue, or full entries.
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