11 Oct 1906
Page 5
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
5
Market report notes wheat No 2 oats burley corn new rye and flax values listed as 0 59 92 26 30 48 18 with prices shown for multiple grain types in Scotland.
Mrs McKay and Misa Marioni returned from the Black Hills. Mr Adam Pietz arrived from Eureka for his daughter's funeral. Henry Youngman visited Lyman county. Mr and Mrs Bennett and daughter Nya went to Tripp for a wedding. Rev Albrecht spoke at the German Congregational church. New York Store offers cotton gloves and husking mittens. Mrs Grant Barton visited from Wichita after Greenwood wedding. Mrs Alfred Brown improves at a Illinois sanitarium. W J Krieger bought a piano for the German school dormitory. twenty three students attend.
A column of brief notices mentions F Broxsor and I W Seaman in Mitchell, Mrs Brown attending a M E church conference at Brookings, D K Tomlinson selling land to Anton and John Dangel, losses of a child near town, Schwablin’s job change at Campbell House, Amundeon of Lake Andes, Adam Schenkenberger buying Campbell Home bus, and a school heating engine contract awarded to F S Birkinhine. Also references Frank Trumbo’s Republican candidacy and a Gold Medal Flour promotion, plus a humorous Scotland geography quiz response about population being fertile.
Mrs John Becker died suddenly at her Scotland home from a brain hemorrhage on Sunday. Funeral services were held at the evangelical church with Rev H C Haag. She leaves her husband eight children plus a wide kinship. Amph eous Brown died in Sun City at age over ninety. Funeral services were held at the house and burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Amph eous Ferrand Brown, born Ontario 1816, married in 1834 and had eight children. She came to this country with her husband 81 years ago and lived on a Scotland area homestead before moving in with her son Alfred due to blindness.
J E Boot of Hartford arrives with new fall stock in a brisk start to the season. The New York Store promotes a large but affordable line, noting its initial invoice nearly sold and a larger shipment due next week. J M Dunmire and wife depart for Rock Island to attend the National Farmers Congress and visit their daughter Mrs Anderson in Moline. Governor appoints Alex Mann as a delegate to the congress but threshers delayed him at his place this week.
The New York Store advertises apple orders through Oct 15 with a North ern Apple load arriving next week. Varieties include Baldwins N Spy Averett Greenings and similar quality apples at low prices in Scotland. Charles Cobb returned from Chicago via Frederick. Reverend Charles Wilcox left for Brookings for M B church conference and ordination exams. Mr and Mrs Cappel arrived from Oslarado to visit Geo Danmire’s family. they once lived in Colorado and seek a new home after sagebrush life.
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