Local Notes From The Citizen-Republican May 11 1905
Frank Cach returned from Chicago W C Grant came home from Greenwood Ed Wanek worked with Central Dakota Telephone Co crew John Cach planning a new piano for a driving horse trade O M Hovray Mr Fred Cach building a house near the railroad Rev H R Upton and wife welcomed a son weighing 73 pounds born last Thursday May 4 1905
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Frank Cach
Chicago
W. C. Grant
Greenwood
Ed Wanek
Central, Dakota Telephone Co
Eam
O. M. Hovray
Fred. Cach
Pontius
H.R. Upton
Local notices and ads from Mitchell area paper
The column lists various residents and travelers including Bret Wadams, Nicholas Youngman, Otto, John Schmierer & Ben, John MecAthie, Geo W Williams now at Huron, J A Marks, Dr Charles H Swett, and Tobn Schilerer & Bon. It mentions building plans, clothing patterns, and a phonograph prize with a $20 purchase, reflecting mixed notices and local commerce.
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Geo. W. Williams
Olivet
The
Mitchell Clarion
Huron
Journal-World
Johm‘Schmierer & Son
La Crosse Steam Laundry basket leaves May 23
Notices show the La Crosse Steam Laundry basket departing on May 23 under agent E H Treiber. Local notices include a dog stray, a baseball pitcher hire, hotel rates, and various community updates from Scotland and surrounding towns.
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la Crosse
E. H. Treiber
Agt
Census Work The Assessor Enlists All Residents
A. E. Parmenter, now assessor and census enumerator, aims to enroll every resident on the census list. He warns that anyone missing will face a probe by an expert sprinter. Cleanse your system this month with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from W. B. Diehl's. Chas. Bush accepts a position at Waller Sign Co. in Omaha and will move soon. The past Tuesday brought good duck hunting but cool weather with rain and thunder. A pioneer recollects a 42 year old wagon accident near Black Pint. Menno Herald notes Sioux Falls granite for the Menno State Bank building, costing about $10,000.
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A. E
Parmenter
Hollister
W. B. Diehl
Chas. Bush
H. Forrey
Waller Sign Co
Omaha
Mr. Bush
Kentry
Lowa
South Dakota
Menno Herald
Sioux Falls
Menno State Bank
Main Street
Insurance and naval recruiting notices in Scotland South Dakota May 1905
Frome Insurance Co of New York reports storm loss in Scotland in May 1905 with agent J F Schmidt handling the claim and Minneapolis western agent coordinating settlement. Navy recruiting expands in South Dakota towns, highlighting easier enlistment than the army. Excursion train from Scotland to Chamberlain via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul offers $2 round trip May 14 with pontoon bridge access and Indians in native costumes as attractions.
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Scotland
S. D
Lam
Frome Insurance Co
New York
J. F. Schmidt
Minneapolis
South Dakota
U. S. Navy
Navy
Army
Chamberlain
Oak
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul Ry
Sioux City
Yankton
St. P. Rly
Soldier Seeks Life as Surgeon Keeps Wound Closed
An army surgeon dresses a neck wound near the carotid artery. The vessel bursts. the doctor quickly plugs the hole with a finger, the man asks how long he can live. The surgeon says until he removes his finger. The soldier writes a farewell letter and dies once the finger is withdrawn.
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Tli
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A Whale's Spouting Described in Historic Notes
The article explains that the whale's spout is steam like breath, formed by condensing moisture from hot air. It describes variations when the blowhole is above or near the surface, producing a jet, a low fountain, or a tall steam jet. The resulting cloud lingers and drifts with the wind.
The Game of Checkers Through the Ages
The game of checkers, also called draughts, traces its roots to ancient civilizations. The Chinese call a form of it the circumvention game, and antiquarians note its presence among Egyptians Greeks Romans and aboriginal New Zealanders.
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New Zealand
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for spring tiredness and cross feeling with no appetite. It claims the tea or tablets, priced at 35 cents, will make you well and keep you well, by V. B. Diehl's.
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Hollister
V. B. Diehl’s
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the Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Scoriano
Bon Homme County
Nicholas Serr, Jr
Tripp
A. Wadams
Ylankinton
Nicholas Youngman
Otto
John Schmierer
Ben’s
John MecAthie
J. A. Marks
Avon
Frank Ritter
Mitchall
Charles H. Swett
Tyndall
Presho
Lyman County
Tobn Schilerer & Bon
J.C. Clark
Fullerton Lumber Co
Freeman
Nicholas Ide
Nelson Brown
Parker Baseball Nine
Scotland House
T. H. Inwty
D. A. Hazard
Robert
East Randolph
N. Y
Hartford Phoenix
Brooklyn
Aetna Bon Howan Country Banx
Tucker
Geddes News
Portland
E. S. Cressey
Bethlehem
Calvary
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. Louis Exposition
Washington
34 Street
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School House
Chas
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Simon Goehring
Currie Street
H. Baisel
Currie
1St
2Nd Streets
Main
Lawler
Jos
Plattner
South Scotland
Adam Stafford
Thos. Marchant
Castoria Beara
Lalitha
Nese Trele
OHS Scherer & Son
Bulletin
John Schmierer & Son
D. Gano
Russia
Emerson
Jos. Wanek
S. Oak
Posite
U. S
Patent Office
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Eee
Munn &Pecial
Scientific American
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