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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
Maintenance of morning worships and evening meetings continues as announced. Pastoral duties conducted by Rev. Steven K. Upton and church leadership outline the weekly schedule and locations for services.
Publican slate lists candidates for statewide and district offices including United States Senator Robert J. Gamene of Yackton and Governor Dam Crawrorn of Huron with others in Brookings Deadwood Highmore Suoser Oliver Campbell County Cantor Redfiehl and Redfiehl names in various posts.
The government plans to stop prosecuting trusts and instead pursue individual officers. In Ohio, tensions rise as Judge Kinkaid of Toledo sentences five ice dealers, convicting them of conspiracy in rest of trade, to one year in the workhouse and a fine of peach.
The text notes Republican nominee for lieutenant and a state senate ticket. It mentions J. W. C yoodner of Pierre nominated for senator with Hughes Tryde and Saily counties in the district. Mr Goodner and Mr Goober backed rival sides in recent action. Mr Shober claims the nominee lacks majority support and expects defeated Republicans at the state convention to concede gracefully.
DR T. T. Church dentist in Scotland South Dakota reports. I G Bixby sells Eureka hotel Avon to Robert McNeely. Judge Aiken secures bail for Mrs Moses Kaufman Sioux Falls in murder case bail set at 25000 with trial next November. Tribune notes Panama canal material restrictions may raise costs. European meat markets boycott shifts and investigations reveal rotten meat treated, tuberculous carcasses, bad eggs and wormy fruit. Germany reports large slaughter of horses and dogs for food. European view shifts to doubt American meat quality amid investigations.
Bon Homme county teachers hold a eight day institute in Tyndall with lectures by W L Cochrane E B C G Pensho and J F Brumbaugh on an inspirational plan. County teachers are required to attend and urged to participate in every lecture. W L Rosinson offers strong endorsement and promises valuable instruction.
A St Louis fisherman died by his own hand after a long effort that yielded only three small fish. The solitary catch did not feed his expectations but the note implies the counts mattered to him. Local authorities reported the incident as a self-inflicted death with no foul play suspected.
An advertisement claims deadly serpent bites and common stomach liver disorders are cured by Electric Bitters. S. A. Brown of Bennetts ville, SC, testifies the remedy restored his wife from years of dyspepsia and torpid liver. The product is praised for chills fever malaria biliousness and kidney and bladder issues with a 50 cent price and drug store guarantee.
In the wake of primaries the Sioux Falls Press is charged with insincerely backing the winning faction while failing to place the ticket at the top of its editorial pages. A Yankton company forms with 150000 capital to produce denatured alcohol. Lawrence of Washington briefs the firm on launching the venture. Buckthorn Arnica Salve touted for preventing blood poisoning. testimonials from Oswald, a Rensselaerville merchant, claim it cured a neck sore. 26¢ at R W Russell & Co. store.
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