Local notes and sightings in town and across the region
Twenty years ago Z T and J R Burton visit from Kansas to survey interests on the Burton bench. Wolf pelts from Rocky Coulee and Iron Springs saved cattlemen thousands next winter. Various locals travel, mail routes change, and community plans unfold across Chateau and nearby areas.
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Z. T
J. R. Burton
J. R
Kansas
Burton
H. Harris
Rocky Coulee
Iron Springs
Lethbridge News
Three First Class Circuses Tour The Road
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes three first class circuses travel today Barnum and Bailey Ringling and Yankee Robinson Each circus features three rings two elevated stages and a hippodrome track The Robinson circus stages Wild West acts while the others add spectacular performances The Argus Leader says the Yankee Robinson show rivals Barnum and Ringling and may surpass Barnum in a few years.
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Barnum and Bailey
Ringling
Yankee Robinson Circus
Robinson Circus
Sioux Falls
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