Miller Invests in Reo Car and Local News Bits
Will Miller invests in a Reo automobile. Contractors begin foundation for the new German Bank building this Saturday. Fred Rohrabacher finishes an artesian well for Chris Reister north of town with a strong 450 foot flow. Miss Maud McVay visits Miller for two weeks at Prof. Bruce McVay’s home. Dr Augspurger of Menno travels with Mr Schaller to Yankton for gall stone surgery. High school societies hold an entertaining program with a small admission netting over 16 dollars to cover declamatory contest expenses at Corsica and Yankton. J B Gano relaid cement sidewalk in front of his livery stable. Fred Leonard did the work. Ted Ardery joins the state university band en route to Huron field meet. Thos Jones’ tenant O J Bruhn must vacate by June 15 as Jones returns from Lyford, Texas. A race on Saturday on the track between Hol Boone’s horse and a Gypsy herd’s horse nets about fifty dollars. Our Best Seller ad notes Meritol Eczema Remedy outselling rivals. available at Brock Drug Store.
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Will Miller
Reo
Fred Rohrabacher
Chris Reister
Corsica
Yankton
Scotland School
Local notes and events from Scotland South Dakota
Miss Jamie Plattner closed her school near Tabor and returned home Tuesday. Adolph Becker welcomed a baby boy last Sunday. Mrs J M Dunmire left for Des Moines last Monday. Junior Sophomore students hosted a lawn party at W C Haynes. G D Brock consulted Mr Lewis in Canton on building repairs. Rev A F Ploetz preached a memorial sermon at union service. Boy scouts praised as soldiers of peace. Baccalaureate and commencement set for June 6 at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Van Camp sought a De Laval house site, planning to move headquarters to the area but failed to find a rental. Scotland high school ball team lost 7 to 8 at Parkston in twelve innings. A church social was held at Frank Colwell’s. Chautauqua tickets offered at committee prices. Crops thriving in moist weather. Guy, Ray Brown, and David Bardell bought two Overland autos in Sioux Falls. Prof Manthey promoted to professor with raise. Scotland friends congratulate. C J Brahn retired from Central Pharmacy. Brock Drug Co. to continue. A US District Court case seeks to unwind the Independent Harvester Co trust. claims fraud and mismanagement. Meritol Hair Tonic advertised with a guarantee by Brock Drug Co. Commencement gifts marketed locally. A special stock train departed Scotland for Chicago. 21 cars from Scotland, 3 from Blaha, markets reported fair.
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Bruce McVay
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Menno
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J. B. Gano
Fred Leonard
Ted Ardery
State University
Huron
Huron College
O. J. Bruhn
Thos. Jones
Mr. Jones
Lyford
Tex
Hol. Boone
Brock Drug Store
the Citizen - Republican
P. A. Bliss
Jamie Plattner
Tabor
Tesday
Adolph Becker
J. M. Dunmire
Des Moines
W.C. Haynes
G. D. Brock
Canton
Mr. Lewis
A. F. Ploetz
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
van Camp
de Laval
Highmore
Parkston
Scotland
Frank Colwel
Guy and
Ray Brown
David Bardell
Sioux Falls
Overland
Bardell
Grorek
Manthey
C. J. Brahn
Central Pharmacy
Burne Drug & Jewelry Co
Brock Drug & Jewelry Co
Brock
Brahn
Independent Harvester Co
Plano, Ill
United States District Court
Chicago
Harvester Trust
United States
Charles Mix County
Stix
Plano
Wagner
Brock Drug Co
EH. Trerner
the Jeweler
Blaha
Tosi
Tus
Felton’s
Tinues
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THE
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