Local Notes From Parkston and Surroundings May 18 1905
Mrs Adam Brosz visited her sons in Parkston on Saturday. County commissioners met in adjourned session Tuesday. D K Tomlinson traveled to Armour Monday evening for a real estate deal. John Schmierer and wife visited Scotland friends over Sunday. John Romberg returned Monday from several weeks in Iowa. Bon Houae County Bank promotes safe box rentals.
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Adam Brosz
Parkston
Bon Houae County Bank
D. K. Tomlinson
Armour
John Schmierer
Scotland
John Romberg
Iowa
Commercial Club
Bon Homme County Bank
I. Becker
Seviland
Local Early 20th Century Scotland Notes and UK Events
Scattered briefs from Scotland and nearby towns recount visits by Frank Peshak in North Dakota and other travelers through the area. Shoppers are urged to try John Schmierer & Son for hats, cloths, and affordable clothing while local sales and excursions to Chamberlain unfold. John Schanerer & Son offer trading tickets with a phonograph prize after twenty dollars in cash purchases. Farmers pace to plant corn as weather limits field work, with mentions of land matters and court terms in Olivet and Hutchinson counties.
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Frank Peshak
North Dakota
Scotland
John Schmierer & Son’s
W. R. Stockwell
Yankton
W. GC. Brown
Henry Brown
Chicago
P. Harden
Platte
Olivet
Chamberlain
A. Bads
Tyndall
Mitchell
Theo. Landmann
Hutchinson County
Bootland
John Schanerer
Steam Laundry Basket Leaves May Twenty Third
Local notices state the La Crosse Steam Laundry basket departs May 23 under the guidance of agent E H Treiber. Other items mention members of the legislature Frank Turner visiting Scotland and plans for travel to Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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la Crosse
E. H. Treiber
Agt
Local notes and town movements in brief
Mr B B Cobb returned from Frederick where he visited his son Charles. Cattle wanderings after a storm left farmers busy for ten days rounding up. Samuel Richmond of Albion moved his family here to work with the American Sunday School Union and occupies the W B Robinson house. Superintendent W J Robinson attended a meeting in Pierre on school law changes and new study recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Brown
B. B. Cobb
Fredrick
Charles
Samuel Richmond
Albion
American Sunday School Union
W. B. Robinson
Baskin Hotel
Pierre
Miss Kate Weisser guest of Barker family in Tyndall
Wintering in Florida Miss Kate Weisser of Tyndall visits W S Barker's family before heading to Parkston where she has served as bookkeeper for three years in Mr Grimm's store. The item notes local civic plans, church events, and upcoming road and railway improvements.
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Kate Weisser
Tyndall
Florida
W. S. Barker
Parkston
Local artists concert at Presbyterian church May 26
May 26 program by noted local artists including Revs Upton Thurston and Prof Sher wood at 8 30 p m in the Presbyterian church Admission 15c featured performers include Mr Leroy Haynes Mesdames O P Shaw Parr Max well Misses Chrystal Searles Saarosy Wanek Diehl Parmen ter and Haynes J Serr and family plan homestead filings near Chamberlain about 115 miles west along the old railroad survey with running water depths ten to fifteen feet and rich soil likely shaping western expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revs
Upton and Thurston
Prof
Sherwood
Leroy Haynes
Mesdames O. P. Shaw
Parr Anil Maxwell
Chrystal
Searles
Saarosy
Wanek
Diehl
Parmenter
Haynes
Presbyterian Church
John Serr
J. C. Serr
Frank Kodet
Chamberlain
Pain Balm Helps Mother of Rheumatism Walk Again
W H Howard of Husband Pa reports his mother suffered rheumatism for years and could hardly move. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm she could walk with ease after a few applications and now keeps it on hand to ward off pain. Sold by all druggists.
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W. H. Howard
Husband
Bornale
Counterfeit Detecting Expert Spots Forged Half Dollar
A Treasury official praised a New York expert who can detect counterfeits by eye. He demonstrated by identifying a fake coin among hundreds, noting the counterfeit's distinct reflections and its striking color contrast, described as a blood red peony in a field of white.
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Treasury Department
Wooston Cor
Brooklyn Eagle
Depth to Plant a Tree
Suburban Life advises planting depth should match the nursery trunk mark and be two to three feet deep to ensure roots get warmth light and moisture. It warns against shallow planting which cripples root development and suggests digging out and adding fibrous earth for a proper feeding ground.
Rare Name On Hotel Register Turns Up In Boston
A veteran clerk recalls Amelli Turnipseed as the rarest name seen on a hotel register, a fact noted in a New York Tribune item. The oddity is highlighted as a curios record from Boston years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York ‘Tribune
Burglary Alert Halts Dinner Scene in Play
In a breathless moment a servant maid shouts a burglar is in the dining room but the professor, absorbed, says he is engaged. The brief exchange captures a tense stage moment.
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for relief
An old ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for spring fatigue and loss of appetite, claiming it will make you well and keep you well with tea or tablets from V. B. Diehl's.
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Hollister
W. B. Diehl
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain
V. B. Diehl
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Oas
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Jon Cisar
Nebraska
Frank Turner
Faulk County
J.P. Resner
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Scotland House
T. H. Irwin
Dollard
Wicks
Hartford Phoenix
Brooklyn
Aetna
Box Howe County Bank
H. ©. Fuller of
Improved Order of Redmen
Dr. Carson
J. H. Dickson
Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of
Mr. Dickson
Mrs. Dickson
Gouverneur
N. Y
H. R. Upton
Methodist Church
Carrie Robinson
Eva Bennett
Fred Muehmel
Pres
H. K. Warren
Yankton College
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Birkinbine
J. O Mason
Paul Landmann
Kewaskum
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G. A. Landmann
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Schmierer Son
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John Schmierer & Son
Jos. Wanek
S. Oak —Main Street
Wenge
Uent
Washington D.C
Ers. Munn’ Co
Crson
New York
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