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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
5
Market brief notes Wheat No 28 Ontario 245 226 Barley 29 Corn new Rye 42 Prices shown as quotable spots with scattered figures and no clear context, indicating a financial or commodity snapshot from a historical page.
A wide mix of short notices from Scotland and Yankton confirms business around town. Names include A D Ardery, George Susselman Sr, Chas Treiber, Alex Treiber, and J H Tremer the jeweler. Mrs Maggie Winesberg visits, a new line of white waists arrives, and Gunther’s Candies is at Schmierer's Drug Store. Will White, president of Yankton business college, scouts students. A new foundation and raised dwelling work under way at Adam Brosz property. Phone number 75 promotes groceries.
Misa Gilbertson, visiting her sister Mrs Bainbridge, returned home to Blanchardville Wis Monday. E H Treiber's father and mother arrived from Kulm NC last Friday, visiting here for a few days before traveling to Nebraska to visit friends.
Mitchell residents travel to Sioux City for care while others visit relatives in Scotland Tripp and Vermillion. hog sales and cholera losses noted. references to G A R encampment at Yankton and a graduation trip to Washington state.
Sheriff Garner travels through town en route to Sioux City while John Schmierer welcomes visitors in Parkston. Mitchell reports illness of Morris Dieh with typhoid fever for two weeks. Iona Wilson from Spencer visits uncle W. Richmond as Miss Margaret Wickham and son return to Sioux City. Bud Wade and Hicks ship fourteen horses to Charles City, one bought from Jacob Schatz weighing 1700 pounds at 250 dollars.
Senator J H Stephens of Springfield was in town between trains yesterday and did not announce re election plans though he did not deny the charge. He is a sprinter in the political race and would need a merry pace to outstrip him. Also notes local health board meeting on plundered horses, farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Sowl to Argyle Wis, and land deals around Menno with Farm sales and prices discussed.
Chicago and Milwaukee rail line offers greatly reduced fares for the Epworth League Assembly in Canton. Tickets for delegates valid July 2 to 15, general public July 9 to 12, final return by July 16. Unusual attractions featured. for details see the nearest Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway ticket office.
Mrs. Warren Dimock of Menno visits Mrs. Birkinsine. Mrs. A C Mason attends Parkston teachers institute. A son born to Mr. and Mrs Clarence Marchant on June 26. Theodore Gries and family visit from Harvard Neb. to Parkston, then North Dakota with Mrs Landmann and Dr. Landmann. Mrs. Jos Wanek and daughter Laura return from Emery, plan to move to North Dakota. Young ladies of Scotland plan a dance in Odd Fellows Hall with Voegeli orchestra. Daniel Bros and Miss Christian Weidenbach marry in Parkston. Brosz, a Parkston merchant, and bride seek happy home in Parkston. The Craney men extend congratulations.
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