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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
John Holleman of Springfield was in town Monday en route to Deadwood for duty on a federal grand jury. Mra. A. W. Sweet, Mra. A. D Ardery, Mra John Seblick and Mra. Wild traveled to Sioux City Tuesday.
Tyndall Register reports J J Marek’s move to Avon farm next year and Mrs Dr Robinson’s trip to Yankton for her son Fred after an appendicitis operation. Local movers include Louis Eade visiting Hiselotor and R L McIntosh buying the N Y Otello home. Tripp Ledger notes Memorial Day music, a new local high school graduating class at Tripp, and Dr Eggers planning a Sioux Falls dental suite. Avon's Ledger covers a builder strike near 60 cents, a court case amused by a Lake Andes parcel, and a Wold Construction contract for J L Hoch drug store and the new Post Office. Julia Varilek dies, and Rev Miloslav ipl is reported ill with typhus fever in Siberia.
A historical advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo and credits F. J. Cheney & Co. The cure is described as internal and affecting blood and mucous surfaces, with a price of 75 to 76 cents per bottle and pills for constipation also advertised.
Albert Rokugek Henry Shafer and Martin Hoffer return from overseas last week sharing their stories. Flora Shoemaker, now Mrs R L Dempat er of Springfield, will live on the groom's farm near Springfield. Matt Hafner and son visited Menno. Dr A H Steffens bought Hafner land at 100 per acre. Baldwin called at the office with news of former stage line owner Seaman, South visit, and Georgia land interests.
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