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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
5
Mr Richmond of Bloomington J arrived Tuesday to oversee farm work north west of town, managed by the Barber brothers. F R Baker traveling representative of the Wyckoff Piano company was here Tuesday and Wednesday handling business for his firm.
H Goyette and Frank Cach conducted business in Yankton and Soo City on Tuesday while Miss Tower traveled to Yankton for Thanksgiving with family. Four Yankton girls visited Miss Bertha Baisch in Scotland. Monsoon rain affected the area, but no damage expected. John Schmierer & Son promote fall fashion. Merton Eastley in town to visit his grandmother Mrs. B H Wood after a stroke. Caughlin from the Racket Store returned to Iowa.
The corn crop in this section is well harvested and farmers wear a smile despite limited feeding. Corn is valued higher on the market than for feeding at present. Prices of stock and hogs noted.
Laura Olaon of Lesterville visits Mrs. Fairman. W O T U to meet December 1 at 3 pm with invitations. Geo Scobell returns from Colorado and plans to move. John Schmierer & Son offer coats from six to fortynine dollars. Piano tuning by E K Walker for Wyckoff Piano Co. Mr Baker will visit Scotland. Jewelry gifts urged by Treiber's. Train derailment near Kaylor with no injuries. Scotland Camp M W of A to meet November 1 with elections by laws amendments and new members. oysters a possibility.
Rumor of McLellan Bros closing their creamery here gains traction after interviews with Mr. McLellan reveal a real dispute. Abel Stafford objects to creamery effluent crossing his land to the creek, spurring talks of settlement or relocation. The plant supports $15,000 to $16,000 in monthly summer business, benefiting farmers and town merchants alike.
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