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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
8
A fragmented report hints at quirky ship names and figures aboard a British vessel. It mentions a mascot and unusual terms, with references to a ship derelict or incomplete details, noting a Tel chain of unclear events.
Ed Kuhlman visits after discharge from the army while Mrs Fort attends a sister's wedding in Artesian. Clara Schenk wed as Frida Landman Ruth Grosshuesch visit Oscar Grosshuesch. Bon Homme county settlers denied entry to Canada return to Parkaton then join Milltown colony. Heavy rain and river rise impact farmers amid religiously tense times.
Local testimonial notes F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo offering Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure all for catarrh with endorsements from the National Bank of Sse Toledo and claims the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes price 75 cents and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
John Henzick travels from Woonsocket to buy the Turnbull residence and plans to move next fall. Laura Warner former Tyndall girl, wife of Sioux City mayoral candidate Hugh Carey, is remembered by old settlers. A Legion Post is to be organized by discharged soldiers and sailors at the Library Rest Rooms on Friday May 28 at eight o'clock. Laura Plattner and Thomas Simek were married at St Leo’s Catholic church and will reside on a farm near Sioux City, with a short wedding trip completed before June first.
Prof. Philips of Harrisburg attended school meetings and was named superintendent of Tyndall schools for next year. Missea Soukup and Zolnowsky of Scotland visited aunt Mrs J J Maur. Major and Mrs Frank E Bouza left for Ohio after a month visit with his mother Mrs John Bouza and sister Mrs W L Redden. Farm land sales drew crowds. Amesbury to Fletcher then to Rouse. Metzger and Radak bought land from George Warrington. W J O Brien acted as agent. John Bannion expected release from Buffalo hospital May 21 and plans to return home when fit. he previously underwent a serious operation by Dr Allen Rowe and survived.
Tripp Ledger reports Lucile Bruhn left Friday for Chicago to enter a hospital and study nursing. She is a city favorite and will be missed by friends and admirers. Atty. Lee S. Kepler has reopened his law offices in Tripp after wintering in Avon as city schools superintendent. Avon township may consolidate for a high school with four instructors next term. Ira C. Beecher returned from Scotty to handle business matters, marking his first visit home since discharge from the army, where he helped his brother with farming duties.
Several land bargains offered by F. P. Egan of Hitchcock South Dakota include a 1 quarter section and two half sections. Properties described as fine land with good buildings available through Egan.
Beadle County listings announce improved 397 acre at 75 per acre four miles from town and 480 acre at 80 per acre five miles out plus 320 acre at 85 and 160 acre at 75 both within seven to nine miles of Wolsey. Also 1860 acre ranch two miles from rail town with modern house barn and cross fences priced 36 per acre and 1120 acre ranch with school section leased twelve miles out at 25 per acre. Call W. C. Haynes for information.
A sale of fifty town lots in Kaylor S D will be held on Saturday May Blast 1919 at 4 p m to settle the Jos Wagner estate. Terms require one third cash now and the rest in one or two installments at 6 percent interest. Liberty Bonds may be used as payment. Inquiries to Frank Strohbehn Wagner S D for H C Stevens Kaylor SD.
Announcer swears the Woon Socket Water Carnival will deliver the biggest time ever for attendees. Event details and exact activities are not specified in the fragment.
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