Scotland Market Report and Local News Update
Uplifted by railroad activity, Springfield senator Stephens notes lively business as trains carry Texas stock to northern ranges. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ira E Patten last week, while Dr Stonebraker reports a broken arm healing well. Local commerce promotion includes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and a push for Fourth of July Scotland celebration with Miss Elsie Jasmann securing a Madison teaching post. John Schmierer & Son offer latest patent leather and tan shoes. Judge Smith’s circuit court session opens in Olivet. farm work advances on J N Alter’s Milledgeville owned property. flour from No 1 hard Red River Valley promoted to New York buyers.
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Scotland
Elsie Jasmann
Madison
Parker Public Schools
B. G. Smith
Mies East
Yankton
Olivet
Local notices mix with town events and obits in Tyndall report
The Tyndall Register details regional happenings from the area. News notes include social dances in Odd Fellows Hall, hospital visits and surgeries in Sioux City, and a funeral for Peter Wentz. It reports church services in the Episcopal and Lutheran congregations, a rail line and land filings, and state lodge travel to Redfield.
Springfield Notes and Local Nods
Bertha Baisch returns to Springfield to resume studies at the normal. Home Guardians plan Friday meetings in the ante-room of the Masonic hall. Bon House County Bank promotes money orders as a safe cheap remittance. Parker piano tuner Mr Stevens was in town Saturday with steady work. H A Kaeppler buys the Lasf section of land known as the Conard farm about 1 ½ miles southwest of town from a man living in Illinois.
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Fred Bierman
Ehlen
Springfield
Bertha’ Baisch
Scotland
Masonic Hall
Bon House County Banx
Mr. Stevens
Parker
H. A. Kaeppler
Conard Farm
Ilinos
Good Luck From Family Message
A fragmentary note expresses mixed sentiment about a cake and wishes good luck, with playful lines about enjoying more cake once finished. The informal tone suggests a domestic scene or handwritten card.
Argus Leader Rural Route Offer Aims For 1000 New Subscribers
The Argus Leader promotes rural free delivery routes with a special offer hoping to attract 1,000 new subscribers within sixty days. It claims to be South Dakota’s best daily and the paper read by all residents.
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Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Argus- Leader
le Argus- Leader
Indian Twins and the Belief in Harmful Twins
The text notes Indian tribes consider twins a bad omen and recounts a tradition of killing newborn twins. It cites a story from Ife about abducted twin daughters causing wars and losses, suggesting a general belief against twins among Indians.
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Ife
Fragmented dialogue reveals marital strife and resignation
The text presents a terse exchange after six weeks of marriage. A wife declares she believes Arthur does not love her and asks if he should have chosen a more credulous partner. Arthur responds with resignation, insisting he did his best.
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Arthur
Dar- Mug
The Patient Must Go to Europe for Rest
A doctor advises Mrs Nagget that her husband needs a rest and should travel to Europe for three months. She agrees eagerly, and the plan is to let him go after his return, granting six months of rest in total.
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Othe Jackson
Make
City Meat Market
S. Dakota
Ira E. Patten
Frank Puckett
Hosmer
Willard
Vermillion
Cas
Bonna the Bigoat Or
Texas
Geo. Scobell
Dr. Stonebraker
J. H. Stephens
Chamberlain
Cross
Hollister
W.B. Diehl
Dr. Carson
Sioux City
Lear
Dawson
London
United States
John Schimerer & Son’s
J.N. Alter
New York State
Minneapolis
Red River Valley
M. 1. Brown
Clipper Fanning Mills
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Collins Bros
F of Marcus
C. C. King
F. M. White
J. P. ‘Venuto
Elk Point
M. T. Brown
John and
William Wentz
Fred Wentz
Tripp
Mrs
Mess of
Munce
Tyndall
Niobrara
Peter Wentz
Tyndall Register
McLellan Deevers
Indiana
Beveridge
McLellan
Bon Homme County
Episcopal Church
Hare
Nev
J. H. Babcock
Sioux Falls
Wicks
Martin
Platte
Odd Fellows’ State Lodge
Redfield
G. W. Snow
Maj. McLaughlin
Grace McCollum
Geo. Lee
Lyman County
LeCoq of
Tarrison
Vie Sane
Mama
Tommy
Wheeler
F. L. Wheeler
Rarlitit
Haykes Sro
Feed & Sale
Atp
Schenkenberger
Mayer
Mayer Shoes
Oxfords
P. Schenkenberger
Bonhomme County
Carrran
A. Kaeppler
Pres. R. P, Loomis, Casuier
W.u. Janda
Asst
Cash
Talace Barber
Pcolaa
Star Hotel
Alois Trutnovsky
From
Rocky Mountain
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