Local political notes and county board notices 1906
A mixed dispatch shows railroad times and freight notes, state election ticket lines and county officer listings for Bon Homme South Dakota, plus a discussion on primary law and party tactics. It also mentions a special board meeting in Tyndall Oak on October 16 1906 to address liquor sales in Springfield and bond statements.
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Board of the County Commissioners of
Bon Homme County
Court House
Tyndall v. Oak
Joseph Hi. Nugent
Springfield
Republican ticket urged in county campaign
Less than two months remain before the election of state and county officers. The state ticket is seen as a foregone conclusion due to a large Republican majority, while the county vote carries more weight for individual voters. New candidates Chas Bixby for register of deeds W A Cobb for sheriff J C Young for surveyor Andrew Noble and Thos Jones for county commissioners are presented as worthy and deserving of full party support.
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Chas. Bixby
Register of Deeds
W. A. Cobb
J. C. Young
Andrew Noble
Thos. Jones
Young Mother's Remarkable 70th Birthday Recovery
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Me reports her mother aged 70 was revivified after six months on Electric Bitters. She had suffered twenty years from dyspepsia until treatment restored strength and vigor. The tonic purports to set stomach liver and kidneys right purify blood and cure malaria biliousness and weakness priced 50c guaranteed by R W Russell Drug Co.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
R. W. Russell Drug Co
A Certain Cure for Croup Used for Ten Years
Ott a Star City Indiana hardware merchant praises Chamberlain's Congli Remedy for croup and whooping cough. He reports his children suffered many attacks but the remedy always brought speedy relief. He recommends it to friends and neighbors as unequaled. For sale by all druggists.
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Croup
Ott
Star City
Ind
Chamberlain
Soap Premium Scam Reported by Springfield Times
A traveling salesman peddling soap offered a costly premium to buyers and asked payment in advance to save future visits. Purchases, typically two to six dollars, were paid, but the shampooing premium never arrived and the money vanished, according to the Springfield Times.
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Sanp
Sais
Min
Springfield Times
Fort Randall Post Office Discontinued and Landmark Stands
On September 80th the post office at Fort Randall was discontinued with patrons supplied from Gross by rural free delivery. Established before the Civil War it was one of the region's few military posts and for years the only Gregory county post office. Major Mc Laughlin, though stripped of honors, remains a landmark guardian as crumbling buildings fade away and government land passes to the state. The piece notes political loyalty among stalwart Republicans across Black Hills counties, with Pennington County mostly supporting the party line despite shifts in convention outcomes.
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Fort Randall
Gregory County
McLaughlin
Eye Salve Restores Sight After Thirty Three Years
P C Earls of Cynthiana Kentucky reports long affliction with sore eyes and an episode of total blindness. After using Chamberlain's Salve given by a neighbor, his sight returned. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
P.C. Earls
Cynthiana
Destructive Lake Andes Fire Destroys Queal Lumber Co
A Monday blaze in Lake Andes destroyed the J. I. Queal Lumber Co stock and buildings, the livery stable, and a private barn. Lumber valued at 20 000 dollars, stable and hay at 8 000 dollars. Horses buggies and harnesses in the stable were saved. If wind shifted from south the town might have been wiped out.
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Lake Andes
J. I. Queal Lumber Co
Lumber Company
Notice to Electors of Bon Homme County 1906 Election
Notice to electors that on Tuesday November sixth in Bon Homme County an election will be held at usual voting places for state and county officers including two representatives to Congress one governor and many officials. Polls open eight a m to five p m. Dated October 4 1906. R M Corron County Auditor.
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Bon Homme
Congress
Register of Deeds
R. M. Corron
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