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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
1
Dr T T Church dentist item appears with a short obituary note about Mrs J C Minier returning from Pennsylvania and Mia Minier dying shortly after. Also a Want Ad from Successful Magazine seeking a Scotland based man to manage expiring subscriptions and grow business with a permanent post and raises.
The canvassing board met at Tyndall to certify results identical to last week. Democrats carried the county with Meornick as register of deeds, Krey as auditor, Muller as schools superintendent, O’Brien to the legislature, and Wagner as commissioner. Republicans swept statewide races and the county elected officials including Redden as county judge and Kelley as sheriff.
Reports claim railroad lines may extend to Orient, connect Rapid City to the Pacific, and reach the Black Hills as surveyors work and a large grading outfit remains for spring. A court verdict in Olivet and resuming mills signal broader industrial revival after elections.
An old label advertises Pink Pain Tablets from R. W. Russell Drug Co offering relief for head pains and “womanly pains.” It urges readers to try one and see 20 for 25 cents, and to ask their doctor if a better pain formula exists.
An ad touts ready availability of remedies for cough cold and sore throat with instant relief and also sells school supplies of all kinds at the same location.
A testimonial extols Heen ic Bitters for stomach and liver troubles claiming it strengthens the system and aids female health with a 50 cent price. The text shifts to a political jab about George W. Egan and the Sioux Falls press, accusing Republicans of stringing together a laughable state party line. Bucklen's Salve is praised for curing sores and burns, with a user from Hast Wilton noting cost savings on doctor bills.
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