Boottano Daily Ledger edited by Bliss in 1908 issue
The Citizen-Republican edited by P A Bliss in Boottano on October 15 1908 presents the publisher’s imprint and date.
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
8
The Citizen-Republican edited by P A Bliss in Boottano on October 15 1908 presents the publisher’s imprint and date.
C J Bruhn conducted business in Sioux City this week while Mrs Mahaney returned to Sioux City to stay for a few weeks. Several locals visit relatives in nearby towns, including Alanging Cobb of Mitchell, Wm Redman plastering a new house, and John Becker Jr returning to North Dakota. Political activity features Sen J P Cooley at a rally in Scotland and Republican candidate O H Burke in town promoting his campaign. Local shops advertise coats and shoes, and WCTU members plan a meeting on Oct 20. Authenticated by regional residents and daily life items.
Mrs. Chas Sowl travels to Casa Verdugo Cal to visit her son for the winter. John M. Haines returns from Iowa after visiting his daughter Mrs. Geo Woods. Jacobson visits sister Mrs. Moses Hackett while passing through. Bart Johnston stays home as bridge work progresses northeast of town. Local Views added at Tresber's. Woods plans his next move. A delegation from ish visits Chamberlain, returns with confidence in a lucky number. A new roller skating rink opens in the Masonic building, run by W A Cobb and Carl Max Tossday. Domestic service ads circulate for Dakota State Hospital with good wages.
Frank Wanek received a letter from his North Dakota parents recounting a Sunday accident near McGinsky. Mrs Anna Ptak, her daughter Louise Swartz and her one year old granddaughter were in a buggy when a dog spooked the horse, the buggy overturned, and the infant died from neck injuries. Mrs Swartz was away in Chicago at the time. many friends extend sympathy to Mrs Scotland in her bereavement.
Poultry house in Scotland advertises to buy all kinds of poultry except geese with high cash offers and requests visits before selling. A local circus craze rowdies with about a dozen teenage boys staging a lively imitation on Dr Seagley’s lawn featuring parade acts, stunts, trained horse, and crowd-pleasing tricks in two performances.
Mrs Gus Schmierer a former Scotland Public Schools teacher visited various grades this week Lela Frank joined the second grade Tillie Cerney entered the fourth grade Mabel Donley was a High School visitor Tuesday Joe Schmidt was absent most of last week The total enrollment rose by twenty nine since the first month High School boys discuss politics Bryan or Taft may be interviewed for pointers The cold snap paused baseball but warm weather should revive it Eleventh grade studies Macbeth Mrs Becker was under the weather Tuesday Comaurrez
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