Local notes and visits fill quiet week in town
Miss Myrtle Sweet visited Kay to spend Wednesday with Miss Sidon Brown. Mrs. Will Bardwell and baby arrived from Viborg. Dr Seagley reports a new baby boy at Henry Meiber's home. Mrs. Rutolph Caceck visited from Tyndall. Dr Fox and family joined a camping party with Mr. Youngwirth. Hokman of Perry Indiana visited his aunt Mrs D K Tomlinson, then Mitch ell Sunday. Miss Elsie Jasmene goes to Orsebard to visit her sister and teach in Ashfornie next year. Rev Russell Co. hire A Bergh to head jewelry at their drug store. He brings 12 years experience as watchmaker in Migis Illinois. Mrs Archia Wadams visiting Jesse Monforo, Fehoredly M. D. Cini Bee’s chord and Capt Dasell had a whet stroke while chopping wood Monday. The women remained cheerful as neighbors offered help.
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Dr. Seagley
Henry Mebrer
Rutolph Caceck
Tyndall Wat
Scotland
Abel Stafford
A. Arnold
Prairie City
Frizzell
Archia Wadams
Jesse Monforo
M. D. Cini Bee
J. Dasell
Mesara and Billerman Visit Nebraska with Tomlinson
Mesara Power and Billerman of Nebraska spent the week touring the country with D. K. Tomlinson for their health, according to local society notes.
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Mesara
Power
Billerman
Nebraska
D. K. Tomlinson
Disgraceful end for former Scotland boy Frank Fenzel
Frank Fenzel a longtime merchant tailor turned handyman, died at his Wagner home after a domestic tragedy. He and a visiting woman registered as man and wife in Geddes, returned to a confrontation with his wife, who was wounded by a stray bullet. Believing he killed her, he then shot himself, ending his life instantly. The report cites the Platte Enterprise account of the incident and notes accompanying advertising for Dr Shoop products.
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Scotland
Frank Fenzel
Wagner
Mr. Fenzel
Geddes
Am Lady
Man
Platte Enterprise
James Leo’s Recovery Attributed To New Discovery
Mrs Mary Lee of rural Route 6 Zanesville Ohio writes her husband James Lee firmly believes he owes a life to Dr Kings New Discovery for his lungs once nearly doomed by consumption. Testimonial notes relief after use. Product advertised as throat and lung remedy with trial bottle offered. Provided by druggists at various prices.
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James Leo
Zanesville
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
USA
Springfield Normal school catalogues bid by Mitchell printing
The Mitchell printing company will print the Springfield Normal school catalogues at 1.55 per page for an edition of 1800 copies. Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills for family laxative use, praising their quiet effectiveness. Modern Woodmen finish cement work on their hall and opera house with carpenters finishing soon. Mr C F Iruesdell notes sale of a power cement mixer. Springfield Times promotes Dr Shoops Health Coffee as a coffee substitute, no real coffee in it, sold by R W Russell Drug Co. V J Wagner returns from Lamro Tripp county with his bank partners, likely moving to manage the bank there.
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Mitchell Printing Company
Springfield Normal School
Chas
E. Smith
West Franklin
Maine
Dr. King
Mammoth Hall
Opera House
Dr. Shoop
R. W. Russell Drug Co
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Helpful for Sore Feet
East Poland Maine resident W Stone endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sore feet and a range of abrasions. The ad claims it also treats piles and urges readers to try the product with a guaranteed sale by druggists price 250.
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W. Stone
East
Poland
Maine
Probate Petition For Last Will Of Sarah Hebbert In Bon Homme
A hearing is set in Bon Homme County for August 4 1905 in Tyndall to admit the will of Sarah Ann Hebbert to probate and appoint Lorenzo R Hebbert as administrator. Heirs at law Lorenzo Edwin Archie Margaret and Anga Hebbert are notified and may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Hebbert
Saint Makora
Lorenzo R. Hebbert
Edwin C. Hebbert
Archie M. Hebbert
Margaret Jane Winesberg
Anga T Hebbert
Sarah Ann Hebbert
Anna I. Hebbert
Sarah
Hebert
Tyndall
Bon Homme
South Dakota
Fu, Wicks
Jude
Bon Homme County Teachers Institute Opens in Tyndall
The Bon Homme County teachers institute meets in the new Tyndall public school Aug 24 for eleven days, through Sep 4. It urges full attendance, outlines renewal criteria for certification, and lists instructors Professors Perisho Manthey Everhart Whiting and Mrs L Cooper with evening lectures and public entertainments. Gerato BE Munter, County Superintendent, invites youth and interested citizens to participate for better schools.
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Bon Homme County
Teachers’ Institute
Tyndall
State Department
Perisho
Manthey
Everhart
Whiting
Gerato BE
Munter
Dr Shoop's Restorative touted as quick health aid
An August feature extols Dr Shoop's Restorative promising improvement within 48 hours and regained strength and ambition, noting that outside influences dent nerves and organs but health returns with product use. It is sold by R W Russell Drug Co and follows an adjacent county education resolutions urging more teachers and better conditions.
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