Real estate and farm equipment notices from Miller area
Classified items include rentals for two room houses at 1060 Colorado and a seven room modern house with phone contact 446. A fixed house on reserve with six rooms is offered. Also for sale a Baldwin Gleaner combine with optional hire to cut 400 acres of wheat located 15 miles northwest of Miller. A. M Urquhart.
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St. S. D. Wagner
S. E
Colorado
Perel
Frank Rudl
Byron
SIG Fifth _street
Nleb
New
Baldwin Gleaner Combine
Auction sale of furniture and home items scheduled
An auction will be held Saturday July 12 at 3 PM at 804 Utah 5 E featuring an electric washer, refrigerator, gas stove, leather couch, dining room set, beds, dressers, lamps, rugs and more. Terms if desired. Also listed are a Grebe radio and piano. Contact 4233 for details.
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Utah
Grebe Radio
Iowa
Nebr. Ave
S. W
Lane Neighbors Meet with Visitors and Local News
The Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting Monday night with good attendance and several visitors including Mrs Beigh Mrs Hamann and Henry Kogel of Woonsocket and Mrs Leo Giles. Lunch was served by the Lane refreshment committee. Mary Clark arrived from California visiting Nelson and family. Various locals and visitors from Mitchell Miller Rapid City and other nearby towns were noted along with farm visits and family gatherings.
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Lane
Royal Neighbors
Beigh
Hamann
Mixs
Henry Kogel
Woonsocket
Leo Giles
Huron
Mesdames
May
Martins
MecIntixe
Monasmith
Mary Clark
California
Nelson
James Rogers
Woensocke
Hern
Wisconsin
Donald Campbell
Pennsylvania
Doland
Charles
Lester Goll
Mitchell
Adolph Noltsmier
Frank Barber
Hetland
Fuller Brush Company
Local Visits and Travel Highlights from Community
The column notes visitors from Bloomington Illinois to see Victor DeBauche and other relatives. Families including the Martins and Bottomleys share gatherings at homes. A group of locals including Leo Arteman and Myrtle Bottomley traveled to Enemy Swim and back around the Fourth of July. Goethe is recovering from heat exposure, harvest activity starts with barley.
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Sheffield
Herman Abbott
Bloomington
Victor DeBauche
E. Pier
M. M. Cluty
W. Carr
Black Hills
G. Schmidt
F. Gubins
J.J. Bottomley
Leo Arteman
Myrtle Bottomley
Ted Buckley
Goethe
Local families take summer motored trips to hills and towns
Broadland Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson motored to the Brack Hills for the early July period. Roy Urban and Mrs Urban and Mrs Urban Jr visited relatives in Nebraska leaving Sunday morning. Bob Terney tends stock in their absence. Mrs RC Barber and daughter Face and Betty Bucher went to Kadok then Belle Fourche for the Fourth roundup. George and Norman Smith and Mrs Smith traveled to the Black Hills returning Wednesday. Mrs William Juse is ill Dr Sekeib called. Bischoff and children planned an extended Black Hills visit. P Gascoigne and J Gascoigne with Pearl Sacket and family, visiting Sam Sackett at Cavour. Pe Torney visited near Harrold Turjay.
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Laughlin
Sioux Falls
Chiles Laughlin
Myr
George Rogers
Zau Claire
Wis
Estelline
C. H Avery
Selby
T. Fy Dunn
Isabel
Donald Moulton
Paul Hoffman
Joseph
Mellette
J. F. Duan
Harry
Dr. Poulson
F.M. Lawler
Huron
Harry Cobb
Jusnita
Bert
Leigh Hazen
Verna Keeler
Big ‘Stone
Minn
Hazen
Madge. Klotz
Berton
Ernest, Holiday
Frank Wettstein
Aberdeen
Tom Herbison
Armadale Island
Bert Harvie
Broadland
Frank Anderson
Brack Hills
Roy Urban
ML Urban
Nebraska
Bob Terney
Pearl Sacket
Cavour
Sam Sackett
Pe Torney
Harrold Tur Jay
Wayland Harvests Barley and Prep for Corn Harvest
Wayland reports barley harvesting has begun with promise of a good yield. Corn growth is solid but heat and drought threaten soon. two weeks without meaningful rain. W. J. Hart loses a horse to the extreme heat while cultivating corn. Wayland diamond ball team defeats Rose Hill at Rose Hill and will host Miller at Wayland. Wayland remains unbeaten.
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Wayland
Rose Hill Tean
Rose Ihill
Weyland
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Notes Early Morning Link
A transit item states the Huron Pierre bus leaves Pierre at 6 30 a m connects with a train south from Wolsey at 1 20 a m and arrives in Huron at 10 45 am.
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Huron
South Dakota
Resources Waterworks
Old City
Severin
Buron
Marthay
Wolsey
Pierre
T O'Eloc
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Robinson Shoe
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G. M. Small
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A. NM. Urquhart
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Foote
Hoekstra Beauty Shop
John Tolmic
U—Typewriter Service
Jack Knabe
Jake J.C. Gross
Hugh Peterson
Harry Wiese
Chester
Ted’Leskey
de Smet
Pioneer Hatchery
Dak. S
Stock Friese Hatchery
Wolsey, SD
Second
Kansas
Stuart
Huron Grain & Coal Co
I. H Chase
Corper Ord
McIlvaine Agency
Cali
HL Wetrich
G. D. Sackett
S. Dak
Sam Lowe
West Cemetery Road
Rofler
E. Helgerson
Mitchell, Ie
Dale
South
BUICK
Bill Laurinot
M &M
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Huron Milds,inc
Rumlex
Noad
Holt
Adams
Iood Jhaye 1
Miller
A. M Urquhart
Enterprise Service Station
McCormick- Deering
W. ‘Welty
Snetherd
D. H. Barnes
Virgil
Nichols’ & ‘Shépard
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MM. E. Bergerson
Mitchell. S. Dak
AL Wold
BS Sons Seal
Hoover Guards
Torris” Fortune Welding Blacksmith Shop
Farmers Co-Operative Packing Company
Beadle County
G. O
Churchill, & Benson
Huron, SD
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Billy
Nowefore
Lt. W. Pole
Security National “Bank of Huron
Beadle
State of
Kota
United States
Sreceiver
Circuit Court OF Teta
J. McCoy
Attor
Ganate South Dakota
L. McIlvaine
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Sarah Re” Company
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IM. F. Walt
City of
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Walt
City
Highmore
Wing's Grove
G. V. Sigler
Joseph‘ine
Yellowstone National Park
Hot Springs
Roy ‘Searles
George Peatt
George “Wells
Ralph. Walls
Rapid City
Guy Simmons
Spencer
A.V. Thompkins
Vern Taylor
John Morford
Miller Hospital
Nelson Clark
Meyer
Esther Ray
Chrysler
A. M. Urquhart
Ford Sales Service
Studebaker
Iven- Allen
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Huron - Pierre Bus
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