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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
4
The weekly Citizen-Republican notes that the balance of the 1907 tax must be paid before October first. The issue also mentions various local notices, visits, and updates including Mrs John Schmierer of Parketon spending time with friends, and Mr Wu Campbell’s illness.
Miss Mabel Loomis entertained first and second graders in Campbell’s room. George Gunn, former student, plans to teach and tours rooms for ideas. Martha Nauforks promoted to second grade. Clarence Stark entered High School. Irma Warner and Mabel Donley visited. Enrollment 84 at High School, 20 in another class. High School beat German School in a five inning game 23 to 0. John Wieland praised for a shut-out. Maude McLellan back to school after illness. Mr. Bryan spoke to pupils as they left early. Lenora Schmidt Anneta Ulmer visited. Mrs. John Schmierer and others also visited.
A lady's cape was lost Wednesday between the Racket Store and the New York Store back of the stable. Finder asked to leave it at the office. Lester Haynes arrived from Belvidere to visit his parents. A Wendt of Spink county visits, inspecting J M Dunmire & Sons herd. Mitchell touted as Mecca of South Dakota this week. Next week registration points for the Tripp county land drawing open Tuesday.
Mrs Babbidge and Mrs Wm Babb hosted a reunion of all the sisters at the place this week. Attendees included Mrs Warvis of Hubbard Nebraska Mrs Cowing of Elk Point and Mrs John Grove of Bloomfield Nebraska. J M Dunnuire returned from Madison Wisconsin after attending a Shorthorn cattle sale in Mitchell and making purchases. Two strangers argued at the depot with Frank Norman slashed by Al Friedman. Norman pursued charges and a warrant was sworn. Norman’s assailant is likely in custody with Marshal Cobb to pursue in Tyndall.
The Northern Pacific railroad company will extend a line from Mandan North Dakota up the Missouri River for 800 miles to the mouth of the Yellowstone at Mondak.
Gov Haskell faces graft charges with sharp denials. Fayette veteran praises Electric Bitters as life saving after costly medical attempts. Anthrax scare subsides in southeast, resurges in Butte county north of the Black Hills. Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy advertised for children with no opium or harsh ingredients. Prohibitionists adopt the camel emblem signaling long endurance without drink.
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom hotel Vaughn Miss speaks of a months long severe cough that threatened consumption. She credits Dr King s New Discovery with a complete cure after using three bottles. The remedy is advertised as a life saving cough and lung throat healer widely known and sold at drug stores with free trial bottles.
A report says burglars entered an Armour store last week, opened the safe, and secured 35000 in cash. An ad touts Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a quick substitute with no real coffee, made from toasted grains malt and nuts. Sold by Br W Russell Drug Co.
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