Local News Roundup From Boorzano and Nearby Areas
John Foley visited from Oliver on Monday. Miss Chladek from Tyndall stayed with Miss Louise Pink Monday. Bon Homme County Bank offers convenient safety deposit boxes for rent. Mrs Milton Shoemaker of Menno visited Scotland friends. H A Kaeppler bought three quarters of land near Highmore last week. A brother of S B Miller arrived from Pierson, Iowa, last Saturday to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Oliver
Chladek of
Tyndall
Louise Pink
Bon Hount County Bank
Milton Shoemaker
Menno
Scotland Friends
H. A. Kaeppler
Highmore
B. Miller
Pierson
Local items note deaths sales and visits in town
Walter Spannagel a patient at the insane hospital died last Thursday. Katie Shuck arrived from California and is visiting Mrs. John Cisar. Union Lumber Co installs a new platform at its scales. John Schmierer & Ben and Schmierer Son advertise clothing and patterns. Ardery and Shaw display Deering machinery. Philip Engel considers real estate near Plankinton. Mrs. E. T. Sweet and daughter Talia visited. Geo. Schneider works with Emer Marchant at Lake Andes. Trading tickets from Schmierer & Ben offer a phonograph after $25 purchase. Local remarks on stock, furniture sales, and discounts appear amid scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Lumber Co
John Schmierer & Ben
Geo. Schneider
Lake Andes
Emer Marchant
Loomis
Redfield
Bootland
Yankton
Johm Bchmierer & Ben
Ruez
Aoend) Furniture Co
Hasigneo
Eigione
Advan
Local notices and community updates from La Crosse area
Items include travel notices for La Crosse Steam Laundry on June 6, local personals from Will Youngwirth and Mrs. Bonekemper, PREMO flour endorsement, real estate moves in North Dakota, insurance offerings, new Central Pharmacy front, and church services by Rev H R Upton and Rev J B Boughton in Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Upton
Canistota
Bridgewater
Presbyterian Church
This Place
J. B. Boughton
Boara the The Kind You 'an in -TL and mumps attack
Roy Behl is recovering from the mumps caught during the Chamberlain excursion. Citizens of Chamberlain were cheeky and contagious. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for cleansing and health. Kaeppler started for Idaho to inspect timber land with plans to invest with Lanimann if profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Behl
Chamberlain
Ar. A. Kaeppler
Idaho
Paul Lanimann
Waldt Aldrich Wedding in Wentworth At McLellan Home
Miss Ethel Aldrich wed Henry Waldt at the McLellan home in Lake county. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Thurston after an Episcopal service, with bridal party including Miss Waldt and Reaney. A dinner followed for guests including Mrs. Waldt’s sister and local families. The bride, a former Lake county teacher, and the groom departed by train for Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLellan
Bessie
Robert Brown
Nora
Lake County
Waldt
Wentworth
Opportunities at Cacoma South Dakota emerge as rail line grows
The town of Cacoma in Lyman County on the Missouri river near Chamberlain is poised to become a major distributing center after the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul extension. A June 1 town lot sale offers profitable investment for merchants and investors, with forthcoming excursion dates and a promising trade hub outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacoma
S. D
Lyman County
South Dakota
Missouri River
Chamberlain
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Vermont
Ouacoma
Open Letter from Chapin News Editor
An Open Letter from H C Bailey the Chapin News describes severe spring diarrhea in his wife and himself. A friend provided Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after a dose they felt relief and were cured before finishing the bottle. The letter praises the remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin, D. C
Chamberlain
H.C. Bailey
Overland Stage Routes Herald Early East West Travel
The piece notes 1537 pause on the national road, Cumberland to Terre Haute service to Springfield marking first overland east to west travel. Merchants and lawyers mainly traveled, with 10 cents per mile and 50 pounds baggage. Clay and Lincoln were among frequent passengers. It cites a Kansas City Times quote on police authority and uniformed courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Cumberland
Maryland
Terre Haute
Indiana
Pace
Mall
Springfield
Clay
Lincoln
Philadelphia Ledger
Local Artists Present Program at Presbyterian Church
A fine program by top local artists including Revs Upton Thurston Prof Sher wood Leroy Haynes Mes dames Shaw Parr Maxwell King Misses Chrystal Searles Saarosy Wanek Diehl Parmenter Haynes at the Presbyterian church Friday evening May 26 at 8:30. Admission 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revs
Upton and
Thurston
Prof
Sherwood
Leroy Haynes
Mesdames O. P. Shaw
Parr
Maxwell and King
Chrystal
Searles
Saarosy
Wanek
Diehl
Parmenter
Haynes
Presbyterian Church
Parker 5 Ha warden 1 local twirler shines
Nelson Brown pitched a superb game holding visitors to four hits as Parker defeats Ha warden 5 to 1 at Parker. Semi pro lineups aid the matchup. Previous Cham berlain game lasted twelve innings before a special train call. Sioux City plays Parker May 30 and 31, then Parker visits Hawarden June 1 for a series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Cured and Relieved Rheumatism With Pain Balm
W H Howard of Husband Pa says his mother long troubled by rheumatism was unable to move at times yet after using Chamberlains Pain Balm she could walk with little pain. A few applications proved the balm the most wonderful relief she had tried and she now keeps it on hand to ward off pain. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Howard
Husband
Evolution of the Canary and a stamp tale
A fragment discusses the canary’s evolution from its wild rose ancestry and compares modern crested canaries with historic stock. It notes potential size growth to thrush scale. A second note reports a stamp removal from a letter, with the postmaster general asserting ownership of affixed postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary
Canaries
Kansas City
The Bargain Installment Mrs Suburbs humorous dialogue
A Detroit Free Press snippet presents Mrs Suburbs and her husband joking about a train seat bargain. The conductor offers a double seat, sparking quips on getting more for one’s money and satirical commentary on frugality.
The Effect of Discipline
A short narrator scene shows Mrs. Norris teaching Robi about chicken behavior. The old hen commands the flock and the chicks respond when she calls, illustrating discipline and maternal influence through a humorous domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
How Invalid Are Recruited Weate of Energy
A fragment discussing recruitment of invalids from those who seek pleasure after satisfying hunger. It notes many in this class are drawn in, implying a high percentage of invalids originate from pursuing gratification beyond immediate needs.
Economical Talk On Home Cooking Rediscovered
Mrs Sweet asks if cooking at home saves money. Mrs Burnem agrees, noting her husband eats far less now than when they used a hired cook.
Conversation Snub Sparks Witty Spark Between Two
A terse exchange reveals a refused approach as he asserts moderation in spending while she counters that any suitor must share costly tastes, highlighting a clash over marriage expectations and financial values.
Rocky Mountain Tea Claim Ad by Hollister
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and tablets from V. B. Diehi's, alleging relief from spring tiredness, lack of strength and appetite with a quick health boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain
V. B. Diehi’s
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Sherwin-Williams
Birkinbine & Brown
Scotland
the Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Boorzano
Logal News
Walter Spannagel
Luz Brown
F. L. Wheerer
Misa Katie Shuck
California
John Cisar
Ardery & Shaw
E. T. Sweet
Talia of
John Schmierer & Son's
la Crosse
E. H. Treiber
Agt
Will Youngwirth
Scotland House
Y. HU. Irwin
Treik
Reformed Church
Loveland
Colo
Will J. Beck
Minnesota
North Dakota
Hartford Phoenix
Brooklyn
Aetna
Box Homme County Banx
Hollister
Diehl’s
Althrough
Eltizen
Kansas City Times
Eraarrararaas
John Schmierer
Nin
Bulletin
John Schmierer & Son
Eac
Jos
S. Oak
H Main Street
U. S. Patent Office
Washington D.C
Scientific American
Ferma
Munn & & Eco
New York
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