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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffers years of dyspepsia and stomach pains. A pharmacist advised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets which she used with reported relief and no further suffering. For sale by Diehl Drug Store next to the post office.
The South Dakota editors plan a July summer outing at Arnold's Park. Col. 8. A. Frost, former leader of the First South Dakota in the Philippines, is now Evanston Ill chief of police. The 22nd annual South Dakota Firemen's Association tournament will be in Armour June 20–23, 1905. Tyndall council makes local papers official city papers with shared legal fees. Brookings tests state tax on municipal telephone plant. Huronite notes James Wilson to speak at state fair in September. Burton Tanner of Dakota Wesleyan wins intercollegiate and interstate oratorical contests. Sweden and Norway look toward a divorce, with passive resistance from Sweden. A new Pennsylvania Railroad train runs Chicago to New York in 18 hours. first trip faster than schedule. Sioux City–Chicago round trip $5 for ten days via Illinois Central. excursion Sat with 5 trains, 60 coaches, 8000 seats, 9:15 AM to 4:40 PM, tied to M W of A head camp in Milwaukee.
An account likens dying of famine to dying from consumption, detailing the long torture of the disease and its impact on friends. A testimonial by William Myers of Gearfoss Maryland credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing his early consumption after other medicines failed. The ad promotes relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention, guaranteed at W B Diehl's drug store with trial bottle offered.
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids to act as County Physician for one year starting July 1, 1905. Bids must cover all medicines instruments and care of the sick for county poor. Right to reject bids reserved. Bids due with county auditor by July 8 1905. R M Corton, County Auditor. The rest discusses backing for Sioux Falls packing plant and Roosevelt peace efforts.
At a New York meeting of the house of bishops Rev. Frederick Foote Johnson of North Brookfield Mass was chosen to assist Bishop Hare, who governs the South Dakota field but needs relief due to ill health. The Old Settler's Picnic Association of Hutchinson County plans a June 24 1905 picnic at Langer Park Olivet with Gov. Elrod Sen. Gamble Maj. Dollard addressing crowds and bands providing entertainment.
South Dakota Republican newspapers praise President Roosevelt's plan to regulate railroads and curb discriminations and rebates. They oppose mischaracterizations that he seeks a mileage based rate schedule, arguing most papers support limited commissions with corrective authority.
A. J. Abbott of Bon Homme purchased the fair ground property at Yankton paying 75 25 per acre, gaining 25 per acre over cost. He bought with the land the surrounding fences and several remaining buildings. Sen Gamble contributed a large updated map of the United States with territories and possessions. Dr French received 5000 from Ralph Voorhees of Clinton New Jersey for Montana taxes and college expenses.
Sth Neck Lume lists three common ailments for which Chamberlains Pain Balm is valuable as promptly applied it will save time money and suffering when troubled with any of these ailments. For sale by W B Diehl Drug Store next door to P.O.
President Harling of the C. M. & St. P Ry says no more Sunday excursions on the lines. He decided after visiting Chamberlain during a Sunday trip and witnessing drunkenness gambling and disorderly conduct that such outings should be stopped due to their perceived evil influence.
In May the U S land office at Chamberlain recorded 850 original homestead entries for lands in Lyman county along the Milwaukee rail extension, a sharp rise from 260 in April. Real estate firms report daily sales of five to seven quarter sections, signaling a flood of land seekers and rapid deeded land purchases in the region.
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