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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
7
A dated column parodies medical quackery and an appeal to reader confidence, mentioning female weakness and uterine derangement alongside remedies and advertisements. It contrasts calls for sympathy with samples of sensational claims and a veiled critique of vivisection and medical experiments.
Mr. and Mrs. H Goldstein of East Boston recount years of ill health including headaches kidney trouble heart pains and fatigue Then after trying Williams Pink Pills they report marked improvement within a month and full recovery in a year The wife also improves rapidly and they credit the pills with restoring strength and vitality Sold by druggists nationwide.
South Dakota reports a fatality as a wagon trip home ends in a severe electrical storm killing Herman Rieck, a German farmer. Gov. Elrod names George D. Reynolds as Gregory county game warden.
Mitchells Dakota Wesleyan University closes its commencement with 61 graduates across seniors normal commercial stenography and music. President Nicholson notes record enrollment of 402 and a $2000 treasury balance. New faculty include Miss Maud Oliver and Prof. T S Correll.
Rosebud vigilance committee gathers around Herrick to round up desperadoes and horse thieves terrorizing the prairie all winter. A rancher roundup shows dozens of prized horses disappeared from the reservation, with thieves' trail leading toward Dakota, St. Paul, and east markets. The committee has taken two brothers and used them roughly. Congress may authorize free homesteads withdrawing obligations from claimants, pushing many toward poverty. A rattlesnake encounter at William Seely’s home ends with a revolver shot and the snake’s rattles kept as a souvenir.
Rosebud settlers seek a free home bill to relieve instalment payments on claims. The drive expects action next session. proponents compare to Cherokee Strip gains. Anniversary events planned at Herrick mark last year’s opening with Indian dances and pow wow. The spring roundup shows horse theft on the reservation, notably twenty head from William Lamoreaux. Miss Tolletta Dahl, a leading farmer from Chicago, owns three miles northeast of Gregory with seventy acres of corn and 100 acres broken, all cultivated personally.
At the annual meeting of the Old Settlers association of Minnehaha county officers were elected for the year J S Hetland of Valley Springs was named president E J Berdahl Pennington is vice president E E Roda pbaugh Sioux Falls is secretary John Thompson Baltic is treasurer Directors include D W Oakes G A Uline F A Van de Mark G H Fulford O S Harvey Herbert Oakes and C A Grinde.
The Homestake company declares a 5 cent dividend totaling 100000 dollars raising cumulative distributions to 13586950 dollars since inception. The firm recently began paying a double dividend boosting local stock demand.
A quip about Appleton and a landlady’s remark on joining the navy prompts banter between Appleton and Pruneleigh. The line hints at wartime readiness and repelling hoarders with a humorous tone.
The Portland Oregonian cites Mark Twain on daily writing volume, noting an average of 1,800 words per workday for a newspaper writer. It argues journalism is hard work, producing far more words yearly than a novel, and contrasts public perception with reality.
Breed Wisconsin June 26 Special Chas Y Peterson Justice of the Peace for Oconto has delivered a judgment stating Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best kidney medicine. He cites personal relief from back pain after one box and warns kidney disease may lead to Brights Disease Diabetes or Rheumatism if untreated.
A diamond theft rumor links a deserting thief to Denver actress who tailed him to Ames and forced surrender of gems worth 1500 dollars. The case involves prosecution and harsh sentencing as Cedar Rapids Gazette reports.
A compact report notes a peculiar exchange where a prisoner asks about a life sentence and a visitor responds with thanks, while an aside attributes the line to a translated piece from Tales From Fliegende Blatter. The incident highlights unusual dialogue in a prison setting.
A witty exchange contrasts private judgments about romance with public praise for money making. The remark highlights tension between personal life and financial ambition, underscoring social satire in a concise, pointed quip.
Relief for women claim a herb remedy named Australian Leaf cures female weaknesses back ache kidney bladder and urinary troubles. Sold by mail or in drug stores. Sample mailed to address in Le Roy New York by The Mother Gray Co.
A translator explains a peculiar passage from Tales From Fliegende Blalivr noting conflicting lines that imply deception. The commentary frames Jinks-T's claim as circular, urging readers to weigh the contradictory statements and consider original wording.
Reported by Lothrop and Johnson, patent lawyers, lists names like John Anderson from Cloquet, William Compton from Fargo, and Emil Grubert from Le Sueur along with items such as rotary engine and fence. A boy at an art school writes to his father asking for no more money and an artist’s dream is challenged.
Church trustees urged to inspect acetylene gas safety ahead of an advertisement for Acetylene Apparatus Mig Company appearing in the paper. The note remarks fussiness as often a sign of seeking fruitfulness by thoroughness.
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