Rails Tied by Floods Disrupt Northwestern and Milwaukee Lines
Black Hills and eastern floods halt rail traffic last week with both Northwestern and Milwaukee railroads out of service. Milwaukee line to Rapid City resumes by Monday. Northwestern bridges require several days to restore before service. Plus a local ad offer for a free No-Drip coffee strainer from Dr Shoop of Racine and a health coffee promo at R W Russell Drug Co.
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Black Hills
Country East
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Rapid City
Dr. Shoop
R. W. Russell Drug Co’s
Fourth of July Planned for Scotland Area
A Scottish Fourth of July celebration is planned with about 600 dollars raised to cover expenses. Since the Fourth falls on a Sunday the committee considers Saturday or Monday and has nearly decided on Monday. No full program yet. details to be announced next week.
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Scotland
Senators Duty Shifts Could Ease West Dissatisfaction
The remark argues that raising senators duties while reducing import duties would better satisfy western interests and lessen regional tensions. It frames a policy trade off as a path to regional contentment.
Relinquishment Filed by Chris Hide at Philip Friday
Chris Hide filed on a relinquishment purchased from Geo. Bellamy at Philip Friday. Mrs. James Hall arrived from Mitchell 8, D. and will spend the summer at the Bellamy ranch. The Scientific American reports Army approval for typhoid vaccination with high uptake among Walter Reed Hospital's hospital corps, noting widespread return for second dose and no opposition.
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Chris Hide
Philip
Geo. Bellamy
James Hall
Mitchell
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Will
Bellamy
The
Scientific American
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
District of Columbia
Scanlon resigns Milwaukee agent post for Sioux City dispatcher role
The many friends of agent Scanlon regret his resignation from the Milwaukee post at this city. He has accepted a position in the train dispatcher's office at Sioux City. Though a promotion, his departure leaves a large circle of friends in Tyndall who will miss him.
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Scanlon
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Tyndall
Chauffeur William Darragh Convicted for Manslaughter
William Darragh a New York chauffeur who struck down a thirteen year old boy was convicted of manslaughter in the first degree and sentenced to Sing Sing prison for not less than seven nor more than twenty years The judge stated the offense might equally be deemed murder under the statute.
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William Darragh
New York
Sing Sing
Taft Declines to Interfere in State Factional Fight
President Taft refrains from taking sides in a South Dakota intra party dispute over a long serving auditor. R. O. Person, backed by Gamble and Crawford for removal, faces replacement by H. Rh. Shobex while Mar tin and Burke urge retention. Taft says no appointment will occur without a united congressional recommendation.
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Taft
Person
Interior Department
Sen. Kittredge
Gamble
Crawford
H. Rh. Shobex
Highmore
Martin
Burke
Pres. Taft
South Dakota
A Thrilling Rescue of Bert R Lean From Deadly Lung Trouble
Bert R Lean of Cheny Washington describes a severe lung illness that baffled a local expert. After costly visits to Spokane and California doctors, he found relief with Dr King s New Discovery and was fully cured. The remedy, offered at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle, includes free trial bottles and a guarantee by Brohn Stonebraker.
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Bert R. Lean
Cheny, Wash
Spokane
California
Brohn & Stonebraker
Aberdeen hosts 25000 at Dakota Home Coming
The Dakota Home Coming celebration opened in Aberdeen yesterday drawing an estimated 25,000 attendees. News notes report local travel to Meade County for homesteads and criminal case details involving a Kadoka murder tied to two Bronx City men. A new Aberdeen streetcar project is planned, Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets are advertised, and cattle movements describe Scotty Philips' Pietro King herd rising to about 300.
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W. F. Toney
J. Goodwin
Bronx City
Kadoka
Michael Maloney
McGann
Cottonwood
Ft. Pierre
Toney
Scotty Philips
Pietro King
Sheen
Censtry
Doctor Shoop Restorative Promises Nerve Cure Claim
An old patent medicine ad asserts a hidden nerve failure. the remedy treats the nerve itself rather than stomach or heart stimulation. Dr Shoop’s Restorative is marketed as addressing the root cause of failing organs with a five to ten day test and a sales pitch promising easy proof.
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Shoop
Shoup
R W Russell
Unusual Chance for Investment in Ryegate Lots
An auction sale on Saturday June 19 offers business lots in Ryegate Montana a town in the Musselshell Valley. The district suits diversified farming with no irrigation needed homesteads nearby and demand for hotels barber shops blacksmiths creamery elevators general stores and dealers. Low fare round trip tickets available June 15 to 19 return by June 21 through Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul rail lines with tickets at one and one third fare.
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Musselshell Valley
Montana
Ryegate
Mountana
Meagher County
Chicaco
Milwaukere & Pugey Sound
South Dakota
North Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & Sr. Paul
Dakotas
F. A. Miller
Chicago
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