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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
8
The June 27 1907 issue edited by P A Bliss highlights local sports items and results. Standout names, standings, and events are summarized with emphasis on teams and venues mentioned in the brief column.
Local items from Menno Scot land and surrounding areas note residents visiting, moves, and commerce. James Brown visited Scotland last Friday. Mrs Birkinbine visited friends in Tyndall over Sunday. Schmierer has rented the Jas Wanek house. Mrs John Cisar expects her sister Dora Schock from Nebraska tomorrow. Peter Gemar sold cattle hogs and wool to W C Brown for about 900 dollars. F A Morgan of Tyndall was in Scotland en route to Missouri to visit his brother. Beecher boys working W C Haynes farm began cutting alfalfa Monday. advertisement for dress skirts and white waists. Purim Son Enrger and Mrs J H Boot visitors from Hartford and Olivet move to Glen Allen ND. Scotland’s second nine played at Tyndall Sunday, outclassed. Schmierer & Son advertise clothing. O B E society social at W O Haynes home raised nearly 20 dollars. J W Jungers rents W O Browns house west of WOC Haynes. Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles, 50 cents. Mrs Jaton visited Delmont. Mrs A Mason and children moved to west Scotland. Mason now on Maccabees road. nine girls hosted at S A Richmond home near Springfield with picnics and river rides.
Dr Seagley returned from Indians with his family to extend their visit. Mrs Seagley and the children remain for several weeks. Milwaukee railroad replaces light rails with heavy steel near town depot. A windmill and harnessed farm implements advertised for lower prices in South Dakota. Eureka visitors Philip and D W Schamber with Martin Schamber return home. Hector Nellis visit to see ill daughter Mrs Riley in Bridgewater. July committee purse supports trotting and amateur steppers. John Schwierer and Son buy large spring shirts and underwear. Tomlinson sells land near Jim River to Christ Auch, via bonding company oversight.
Paul Landmann travels from St Louis to Washington to consult with the comptroller of the currency on First National Bank affairs. Nurseryman T J Patten warns the new nursery law may shut out small dealers, requiring a $5000 cash bond. German school trustees begin a new two story annex attached to the dormitory as attendance grows. CG King, jailed for wrecking the First National Bank of Scotland, is moved to Yankton then Leavenworth. his case draws sympathy for his aging mother and two small children.
An ad offers a free trial size of Dr Shoop s Catarrh Remedy asserting instant lasting relief for nasal and throat catarrh. It describes a snow white balm with ingredients like oil eucalyptus thymol menthol and urges readers to try it. Also notes Dr Shoop Racine Wis and 60 cent jars sold by all dealers. The city street commission and commissioner Dunmire are funding a new crossing near the cemetery to improve drainage after rain. A public health note urges immediate care for a child s first loose bowels with Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. sold by all druggists.
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