Obituary for Martha Lovina Knox of Sentinel Butte
Martha Lovina Knox born October 19, 1846 in Randolph Ohio. She taught in Hamilton Minnesota and married Charles V. Knox on October 19, 1869. A devout Sunday school worker, she helped build a Sentinel Butte church and wrote a Sunday school paper. Survived by one of eight children Lydia Hinman in Nebraska. funeral followed her burial, with family planning to travel to Ravenna.
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Martha Lovina Knox
Randolph
Portage County
Ohio
Minnesota
Olmstead County
Lyman Perry Mead
Chas. V. Knox
Espe Ly
Knox
Beach
Sentinel Butte
Mead
Lydia M. Hinman
Ravenna
Nebraska
Mrs. Knox
Briquetting Plant to Install Sully Springs Facility
Briquetting plant to be built at Sully Springs between Dickinson and Medora will produce 250 tons of briquettes daily and employ gap miners. The federal government tests briquetted coal for naval use show it yields more power heat and economy than coal. Southern railways report fuel saves and cleaner burns with reduced flue clogging and steadier steam.
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Philadelphia
Sully Springs
Dickinson
Medora
Southern Railways
Williams Ruth Smith case rules in favor of contestee
Sentinel Butte reports A M Williams, contestant, against Ruth Smith, contestee, decided in the contestee's favor by the Department of the Interior in Washington. The note mentions A Stone’s yearlong Pacific coast travels and finds western North Dakota superior in business and agriculture. Aldis Bros. near town receive a 25 horsepower traction engine from J J Case Co, Racine Wis, for farm work. Gene Randall escapes injury after a horse stumble on Tuesday. He falls unconscious briefly but recovers, borrowing a neighbor’s horse to continue townward in search of his own.
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A. M. Williams
Ruth Smith
Department of the Interior
Washington, D
Sentinel Butte
More A. Stone
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Cal
Vancouver
B. C
North Dakota
Agricul
Aldis Bros
J. J. Case Company
Racine
Wis
Gene Randall
Marmarth News Briefs Signal Town Growth and Local Sports
Marmarth Mail reports W Meinecke opens permanent concrete block works and plans to install machinery. Railroad roundhouse expansion to 37 stalls. Town nine defeats railroad men 8 to 7 in a close game. Commercial Club funds a Main street town well to about 20 feet, with pump to prevent fires, paid by two dollar business subscriptions. Baseball meeting elects Karl Gotshall as manager and B S Kelley as assistant. full uniforms soon to be ordered. railroad players urged to attend after supper practice.
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Willy
Commercial Club
Main Street
W. W. Austin
K. A. Gotshall
Atlas Lumber Co
Karl Gotshall
B. S.” Kelley
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Republican
Dakota Farmer
Cer
The
Chronicle
Golden Valley Chronicle
Billings County
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Avery Brush
J. W. Annis
Karl J. Johnson
F. P. French
R. E. Morrow
H. C. Jensen
J. W. Brinton
O. M. Olson
Geo. A. Olson
Tillie B. Wojohn
C. J. Strum
C. E. Winkleman
Marmarth
W. Meinecke
Henry Miller
Marmarth Mercantile Co
G. D. Lovell
Beach, North Dakota
Blue Bell Medicine Co., Incorporated
Watertown
South Dakota
U.S. A
Beach Drug CO
Golden Valley Lands
Beach Land & Loan Company
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