Deadwood Agog As Fest Nears in 1876 Gold Camp
Deadwood prepares for the 1876 celebration as crowds arrive for a homecoming week. The Homestake Guide Bureau reopens for mine tours led by girl guides. Tomahawk Country Club opens golf courses. Tomahawk Lake offers swimming and boating, with trout streams nearby. Sightseers visit Spearfish canyon, Mt. Roosevelt, and Terry Peak. The August 8 parade features Wild Bill Hickok era floats, dancers, Calamity Jane, and a 100-strong Sioux display, led by Mrs. E. O. Lampinon.
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Deadwood
Homestake Guide Bureau
Lead
Tomahawk
Tomahawk Lake
Sawyer Memorial Park
Mt. Roosevelt
Baloon No
Wild Bill Hickok
Calamity Jane
Eacher
Smith
Jack McCall
Ft. Meade
E. O. Lampinon
Kingsbury auto licenses rise in Kingsbury County
Vehicle registrations in Kingsbury County show gains with a total 2376 licenses issued today, up 32 from last year. Truck licenses also increased to 343 from 311 a year ago, signaling broader activity in the region.
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Kingsbury DE Smet
Kingsbury
De Smet Names New School Superintendent Caine
De Smet welcomes L Ver non Caine as new school superintendent arriving to prepare for the upcoming year. He previously led Hayti schools for six years and succeeds Lydia Holm as head of the De Smet district. He is married with one son.
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DE Smet
L. Ver‘non Caine
Mr. Caine
Hayti
Lydia Holm
Lurena Currier Marsh Obituary Noted in Bancroft
Lurena Currier Marsh born December 12 1902 Bancroft South Carolina died July 24 1935 at age thirty two years seven months and twelve days after a long illness. She married Francis Neal Marsh June 26 1923 in Yale and had Ben Joseph Ruth June and Mary Agnes. Survived by husband three children sister and brothers and extended family. Infant Richard Dean Boyer dies in Redfield following birth Saturday funeral held Tuesday in Frankfort with burial in Frankfort cemetery.
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Lurena Currier Marsh
Bancroft
S. C
Francis Neal Marsh
Yale
Ben Joseph
Ruth June
Mary Agnes
Bancroft Presbyterian Church
Charles Fuller
Fortland
Ore
Victor
Valentine
Elmer
Redfield
Richard Dean Boyer
Dean Boyer
Frankfort
Agnes Tubandt
Coleman Funeral Home
R. G. Minkler
Mare Killed in Auto Collision Near Redfield
A valuable mare belonging to Ed Rule was killed Tuesday night or Wednesday near Highway 3 Redfield after being struck by a passing auto. The mare valued at about 200 dollars was returning from a pasture when hit. Postoffice work in Redfield will see painting and sidewalk improvements after a contract awarded to Paul Koschitzky. Work began Monday as part of the Redfield postoffice building upgrade.
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Aoqrse
Redfield
Ed Rule
Walter Hodgson
Highway 3
Postoffice
Paul Koschitzky
Redfield” Postoffice
Will
Koschitzky
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Pierre Frankfort
Eilers
Gar
Vogue
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