Veteran Editor Buried Sunday in South Dakota
Honorary pallbearers from newspaper circles attended the funeral of Carter F. Sherwood, president of the South Dakota Press association, in Kingsbury County. The service included Masonic rites at the Congregational church, with Sherwood’s sons from New York and St. Paulamong the out of town mourners.
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I. F P. Halladay
Troquoia
Rochester
R. C. Sherwood
Nell
St. Paul
Sherwood
Aubrey Sherwood
Kingsbury
Big Navy Men to Go to Parley at London Conference
Washington reports two Senate defense advocates, David A. Reed of Pennsylvania and Joseph T. Robinson, have been chosen by President Hoover for the American delegation to the London naval conference. Reed and Robinson, both veteran debaters and supporters of the Kellogg pact, are viewed as logical picks after consultations with Borah and Watson.
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Capitol Hut
Watson Borah
Great Britain
America
Hoover
Watson
Washington
Senate
Finance
Interstate Commerce
Toreten Astatra
Harding
United States
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Reed
Convi
Bol Robinson
Vil
NATO
Boral
Wells Sunk by C and N W Rail Sinking Water for Round House
The Chicago and North Western railway sank three test wells to 210 feet in a tubular basin near the round house to secure boiler and locomotive water. About 250,000 gallons daily are needed. a fourth well may be drilled if supply suffices, with a permanent setup costing about $20,000.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Round House
RK. D. Anderson
James River
Magnus J Miller obituary notes early Willow Lake settler
Magnus J Fr Miller a founding Willow Lake resident died Sunday morning October 13 He was born in Helsingborg Sweden on April 1 1850 and emigrated to America in 1830 He lived in Danville Illinois before marrying Carolina Swenson who came from
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Magnus J. Miller
Willow Lake
Magnus Fr. Miller
All Lome
Mr. Miller
Helsengborg
Sweden
America
Danville
Til
Carolina Swenson
Miller 79, longtime homesteader dies in city
In 1883 they moved to South Dakota and settled in Rosedale township as early homesteaders. After 37 years there eight children were born, seven surviving. They moved to this city in 1919. Survived by widow Jennie and seven children, including Rev. Paul Miller, Emil Miller, Harry and Bert Miller, and Mrs. Andrew Ohl sen and Mrs. Frits Seefeldt, plus 37 grandchildren. Age 79 years, 6 months, 13 days at death.
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Sweden
South Dakota
Rosedale
Nettie
Jennie Warner
City
Paul Miller
Wilmont
Emil Miller
Huron
Harry
Bert Miller
Andrew Ohlsen
Frits Seefeldt
Miller
Biz
Card of Thanks for Support and Flowers
We express thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to those in Huron and to the many who sent flowers. Signed by Mrs M. J. Miller and Jennie Warner and Rev. and Mrs. Paul Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller.
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Friends of
Huron
8.D
M. J. Miller
Jennie Warner
Paul Miller
Harry Miller
Bert Miller
Community thanks for floral offerings after bereavement
A. A. Arndt and children express gratitude to friends neighbors Lutheran Ladies Ald and all who assisted with the beautiful floral offerings during their recent bereavements.
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Ald
A. A. Arndt
Luxury furs at convenient budget plan for wearers
The advertisement touts an easy to own fur plan calling it modern and fashionable. It promises luxury, comfort, and social cachet while paying from income rather than capital.
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Gulbransen Pianos
Sma Music
A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympix
Candy Kitchen
St. A. Johnson
Fritz Seetoldt
John J. Flinn
Evanston, Ill
First Church
Christ Scientist
Boston
Cutier
Illinois
John Hancock
Brown’s Service Station
Diiinois
St. & Dinois
Dream
Tlers’ Furbi
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