Tyndall report shows grafts, robberies, and rail shipments
John Mal league and wife arrived from Bonesteel noting grafts in city government and daylight robberies. Vie county farmers ship heavy loads while a 26 car train from Springfield and 18 from Tyndall were cut, another 16 car train left Tyndall. Local shippers include Hiylox Lrothera and McCollum. Also Cholmane Balm advertised locally for ailments.
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Tyndall Triwne
John Malleague
Bonesteel
John
Vie County
Springfield
Tyndall
Hiylox Lrothera
O. Ny McCollum
J. -W. Carl
Rot, McIntosh
Pers
Fort William Woman Finds Relief From Dyspepsia
Mya 8 Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years of stomach pain. A druggist advised Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. After using them she reports great relief and no further suffering. Sold by V B Dick Drug Store next door to P O.
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Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
V. B. Dich
P. 0
W. J. Bryan to Speak in Can ton July 6
W. J. Bryan will address the Epworth League assembly in Canton on July 6. An affiliated note from Mitchell reports Gov. Elrod appointing Prof. M. M. Ramer as state superintendent, succeeding Geo. W. Nash. Dr. D. W. Moore plans a Yankton visit before likely moving to Ponca NE for permanent location. Bohemian Presbyterians near deal to join the Presbyterian church in Tripp. Rev. John Linka to preach next Sabbath. Marion Junction fire damages five buildings, including a pool hall and bank, loss about $20,000 with partial insured coverage.
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Tyndall Tribune
Presbyterian Church
John Linka
Marion Junction
Rural towns plan Fourth festivities with future carnivals
Tyndall and Lesterville will skip celebrations this Fourth but plan carnivals later. Scotland intends to entertain visitors from those towns in royal style, and locals will reciprocate with equal festivity when invited.
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Tyndall
Lesterville
Scotland
Foldable Barrel Fails To Sell At National HQ
A brief item notes a foldedable barrel invention that cannot move at the G O P national headquarters where the barrel remains in use and never empty since the last Democratic administration, proving the device impractical in that setting.
Cures for Consumption Promised by Kings New Discovery
Wm Myers of Cearfoss Maryland recalls suffering from consumption before using Kings New Discovery. He reports it fully cured his coughs colds and bronchitis and claims it prevented pneumonia. The remedy is sold at Nay Diehl's drug store for 50 cents or one dollar with a trial bottle free.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
V. Nay Diehl
Notice to Physicians Bid for County Physician Role Invited
The Board of County Commissioners invites bids to serve as County Physician for one year starting July 1 1905. The bidder must furnish medicines and instruments for proper care of the sick and county poor. Bids due with county auditor by July 3 1905. J M Capron County Auditor Centerville Journal. Also notes Homer W Stevens grad from Minnesota State University law dept and planning summer timber claim near Duluth then work at Minneapolis state university. Elijah C Sears Canton SD to celebrate his 100th birthday tomorrow.
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Board of County Commissioners
Centerville
Homer W. Stevens
Minnesota State University
Duluth
State University At
Minneapolis
Elijah C. Sears
Canton
8. D
Chicago Woman Sues National Harvester for Bribery Fraud
Mrs. Margaret Swift of Chicago, widow of a former National Harvester Co. employee, sues the firm alleging conspiracy bribery and fraud. She accuses legislators in Illinois Kansas and South Dakota of taking bribes in connection with the case.
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Margaret Swift
Chicago
The
National Harvester Co
Sinois
Kunegs
South Dakota
Government control of freight rates threatened South Dakota dairy
The Aberdeen News warns that federal rail rate regulation would fix prices by mileage, harming South Dakota butter makers. It argues eastern pressure would force distance based rates, crippling northwest agriculture and dairy profits, pushing farmers out of business.
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Aberdeen News
South Dakota
New York
United States
Commission
Northwest
Federal Commission
Delegates reelect camp officers at Milwaukee M W A
Six hundred delegates attend the head camp M W of A in Milwaukee. The old officers are re elected except A N Bort who becomes a board member and 8 B McNider of Mason City Ia is elected head banker. Springfield Times reports. Two faculty members will leave for new posts next year Prof Watson to Virginia and Prof House to Missouri. Eugene Robinson plans to test advertised industries by raising squabs and ginseng with an experimental plant and pedigreed birds and thousands of ginseng plants established.
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M.W
Milwaukee
A. N. Bort
B. McNider
Mason City
Springfield
Normal School
Prof. Watson
Virginia
House
Missouri
Eugene Robinson
Judge W W Brookings Dies in Boston at ?
Judge W W Brookings, a pioneer of present South Dakota, died at his Boston home on June 18. He located at Sioux Falls in 1857 and claimed land that became part of Yankton’s town area. He served five territorial assembly terms and was speaker once. From 1869 to 1878 he was associate justice of Dakota’s Supreme Court before moving to Boston.
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W. W. Brookings
South Dakota
Boston
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Supreme Court of Dakota
A Bai Scare Prescription Ad
A vintage ad promises relief from bowel and stomach pains with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims cures for headaches biliousness and constipation and guarantees availability at V B Diehl's drug store with a price of 2 5e.
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Dr. King
V. B. Diehl
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian in Bartow Estate
In Davison County South Dakota guardian Louisa Bartow will privately sell Lot one four of Block fifteen Original Matoo Scot land in Bot Homme County. Sale after July 1 1905 with bids in writing to Louisa Bartow at her home or T J Spaur D office Scotland SD.
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Davison
Joe F. Bartow
Imell
T. J. Spau D
Scotland
S.D
The Flying Fish Flight and Its Fragile Glide
The flying fish uses its pectoral fins like a kite’s string and makes a water start before leaping. It cannot flap its fins in air, giving it little steering control and causing it to crash into ships yards, skylights, or decks.
Hans Christian Andersen Portrait and Peculiar Vanity
A critic describes Hans Christian Andersen as vain and photographed endlessly in varied roles. He haunted by a fear of being buried alive, carrying a slip reading I am in a trance. Hosts found him exacting yet his genius and childlike nature forgave his flaws.
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Hans Christian Andersen
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C.,m.& St. P. Railway
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Zolnowskey Bro
B. Sergeey
Becker Block
Nae G. Koobs
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Robert Jasmann
F. Dicks
City Directory
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J. H. Baskin, W
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Danny Sec
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Exizauerit
Mlks
Jennie Reeves
S, O. O. F. Lodge
M. W. of A
J.P. Resner
P. A. Buiss
Paul Landmann
J. M. Darn
W. A. Conn
Alderme Firet
Frep Cacit
Prep Gounkise
T. J. Marchant
Frank Sternhag
T. T. Church
W. J. Bryan
Epworth League Assembly
Casey
Mitchell
Lesterville Ledger
D. W. Moore
Ponca
Neb
Tripp
Des Moines
J. M. Capron
Necil’s
Salt Park
Joe Necil
J. H. Queal & CO
Lumner
H. H. Serr
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