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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
4
Mrs. Mahaney returned from Pronx City on Wednesday where she has been visiting for several weeks. The corn is in good condition for cribbing and some farmers are already in the field busking. Mrs. Roy Marchant, staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Iga Pintiner, left for home in North Delkots on Wednesday.
A county school letter commends steady teacher improvements and home like Daisy Valley school, noting Miss Katherine Daub’s strong work. It compares rural and town taxes 4 mills vs 15, urges better rural facilities, highlights graduates and students advancing to Tyndall and Scotland high schools and the Normal.
D A Rankin and family of Utica spend Sunday with father. J J Knoux and J A Jelly & Co cut stock and sell at cost. Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy praised for cures with no opium. Trains carry land registrations to Tripp county amid grafters. Ada Li Croom credits Hingis New Discovery for cure. Parkston county seat petition gains approval to a November vote.
Dr Shoop Health Coffee is a new substitute marketed to grocers as a genuine coffee replacement. It contains toasted grains malt and nuts with no real coffee and can be prepared in a minute without long boiling. Sold by Ti W Russell Drug Co.
Two inmates in Olivet jail escaped last Thursday afternoon after the jailer permitted them to work on the streets. The superintendent trusted them too much, leading to the break.
A lady's cape missing since Wednesday between the Racket Store and the stable back of New York Store. finder asked to leave it at this office.
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