Local Notes From The Citizen Republican May 8 1906
F L Wheeler went to Minneapolis Monday. D D Wipf took the train here Tuesday for Pierre. W C Brown went to Sioux City Monday with a shipment of stock. Ethel Haynes returned Tuesday from a visit at Perkins. A D Ardery and Co. put lightning rods on Haynes house Friday. Shoe sale at Schmierer and Son May 9 to 12. Mrs Tony Diehl and baby arrived from Wagner to visit her sister Mrs Fred Rohrabacher.
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F. L. Wheeler
Minneapolis
D. D. Wipf
Pierre
W. C. Brown
Sioux City
Ethel Haynes
Perkins
A.D. Ardery & Co
W. ©. Haynes
John Schmierer & Son’s
Tony Diehl
Baby
Wagner
Fred Rohrabacher
Local notices and visits across towns and sales events
Vermillion visitor Lachlan G. J. Puckett passed through on his way to Hamer to see his son Frank. Dr. Scofield of Parkston accompanied four boys to Sioux City hospital. John Schwierer & Son advertise a May 5 12 shoe sale as Schenkenberger's groceries dry goods and more offer goods. Mrs Sharp of Olivet visited grandchildren from Elk Point. C N Cooper ex postmaster at Huron now in real estate. A L Jones left for Aberdeen with Chris Diede managing livery. W R O hosts a Japanese social May 5 at Mrs Jaton’s home. Box 466 Waseca ad for an implement sales job. Nate Hanlon returns from New Mexico with plans to settle in Stanley county.
San Francisco Letter from Navy Hospital Steward on Baltimore
J G Baisch, hospital steward aboard the battleship Baltimore, writes from Mare Island and recalls active rescue work after the quake. He details tending 5000 wounded, evacuations to Clara Barton hospital, fires burning across the city, and mass vaccination efforts amid the disaster. He notes San Francisco and nearby areas devastated, with widespread homelessness and a perilous aftershock sequence.
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San Francisco
Henry Baisch
J. G. Baisch
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
Home Carpet Weaving Loom Offers At-Home Rug Making
A seller touts an improved flying shuttle loom for carpet weaving and rag carpets. He claims all kinds of weaving can be done at home and warns against sending work away, promising equal quality and lower cost.
Memorial Services Planned in Scotland Hall May 30 1906
Under the W R C of Scotland memorial services will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall Scotland on May 30 1906. A good program is prepared with speakers singing and declamations and other cemetery exercises. The Scotland Band is invited and the community is urged to attend to honor those who risked their lives in defense of American values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. of Scotland
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Scotland
Scotland Band
Local Candidates Tour County For State Treasurer Race
Paul Landmann traveled to Bonestee last Saturday and spent two days in the southern county area interviewing friends about his candidacy for state treasurer. He reports good encouragement from supporters. The Resner and Deutscher party headed to Dickinson North Dakota on Tuesday with plans to examine land and pursue government land filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Landmann
Bonestee
John Resner
Emanuel Resner
Jacob Deutscher
Jack Reich
Dickinson
N. D
John
Dan Resner
Jack Deutscher
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Scoriano
Lastoria
Beara
Lachlan
G. J. Puckett
Vermillion
Hamer
Frank
Dr. Scofield
Parkston
John Schwierer & Son
Schenkenberger’s
C. N. Cooper
Huron
J. M. Dunne & Sons
A. L. Jones
Aberdeen
Chris Diede
Eugene Colbwyn
Springfield
Goodridge Call
Wicks
Meighen
Tyndall
Nate Hanlon
New Mexico
Stanley County
OWE
Frisco
Clara Barton Hospital
Chi Barton
Nove
Prisio
Rmfe
South Dakota
D. W. Campernath
H. G. Gunn
Mr. Branstedt
M. A. Martin
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Prichs
John Schmierer & Son
New Home Bakery
Frank Waner
S. Dak
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Munn & Co
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