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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
4
Alve Treiber presented his wife with a new J. D. Chase piano purchased during a Chicago visit. An auction sale of elegant furniture is set for Main Street next Saturday afternoon at J. W. Jungera auction house.
A jumble of items notes residents entertaining friends, new purchases by The People's Telephone Co, a barber shop sale, window displays, cemetery association meeting, water mains extension near the school, a W R C meeting with speaker Miss Lucy Senior, Holt brothers selling a driving team, and a Dr Shoop health advertisement urging nerve remedies.
FP W Sallet editor of the Freie Presse of Yankton has purchased a building site on Aberdeen main street for a two story building and will move his printing plant there. Springfield Times notes the normal school closed for a week due to widespread illness among children.
Gregory Charles Mix Lyman and Hutchinson counties defeat the county seat removal proposition Walworth county supports it and Bangor will lose status with the seat moved to Selby Seven Years of Proof claims Dr Kings New Discovery best for coughs and colds Panama Mo resident M W Henry touts the remedy with a nationwide record of use and a guarantee at drug stores 60c to 1 00 trial bottle free
An adjourned meeting in Scotland on November 10 1908 opened by Mayor Parmenter with roll call showing aldermen Hirkinbine Goehring and Berr present. No quorum was present, so the meeting adjourned for one week. J T Smith Auditor.
A Collier's Weekly note explains cinnamon colored canaries arise from feeding with red pepper and other red foods. Many birds refuse or suffer digestion, and only a portion show color change. Fanciers claim artificial value prompts practice, though coloring is not guaranteed.
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