Agriculture Crowned King as County Thrives on Harvest Pride
The county notes celebrate agriculture as a thriving monarch, citing F Bloodgood's corn and Henry Evans's wheat prizes at the state fair. Custer township has won blue ribbons thrice, with optimism for a fourth. Local school openings feature Margarite McHenry and Kittie Poyle at the front. Other items include a farm well planned by Kin of Boswell and livestock accidents with minor damage.
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F. Bloodwood
Henry ‘Evans
Custer Township
Margarite McHenry
Kittie Poyle
Magal Gable
Bertha Baum
Cavour
Clarion
Ahd
Huron
Lakeside Notes Add Cattle Moves and Family Visits
Lakeside content records guests George Magie and family, threshing delays, and local movements. Mentions Hazel Ackerman at Huron College, threshing firm changes, cattle buyers Hatfield Wharton, and Jake Guthmiller. Notes German Russian Milford colony hauling grain and lumber, moving houses, and a prairie fire near Yale. Deathbed update on 79 year old Mr. Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Magie
Ben Glaze
Lake Arron
Stella Thurston
Huron
Cavour
Liberty
Joe Thurston
Hyde County
Peter Miller
Pierce
Uecker
Hatfield
Mr. Wharton
C. A. Norman
Huffman
Lakeside
George Small
Winthrop
Charley Peek
E. C. Waldron
Sadie Shultz
Deeg
Minnesota
Milford Township
C. E. Smith
E.C. Waldron
Marsh
John Norman
Groveland
Glr
I. McGarvey
Peter
Tufternoon
Tremont
Yale
Brewster's Millions Continues as He Faces Wealth and Scrutiny
Brewster endures a flood of attention after his fortune becomes public. Reporters, would-be investors, and suitors swarm as he weighs offers from a gold mine and a device inventor while considering his late mentor's memory and possible breach of promise actions. Colonel Drew and Monty Brewster's evolving dynamics add a tense social backdrop.
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Cindy
Nol
Ellis
Morning Mail
Colorado
First National Bank
Oliver Harrison
Brewster
Harrison
Monty
Colonel Prentiss Drew
Mr. Brewster
Drew
Miss’ Barbara Drew
Promoter Warnings and Dinner Invite Read to Monty
A colonel advises Monty to ignore death threats and promoter schemes, urging patience in earning money and caution with prospectors. He warns the rich lure and to watch for scams, then invites Monty to dine tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
Mortel
Prodigal Monty Brewster Faces Fortune at Last
Montgomery Brewster overhears news that his uncle James Sedgwick has died and leaves for Grant & Ripley to learn he is named sole heir. Margaret Gray urges prudence and resists accepting money while reconciling their past.
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Mr. Brewster
Margaret
Brewster
Fortieth Street
Broadway
Hendrick
Montgomery
Mendrick
Peggy
Monty
Manda
Grant & Ripsey
Jove
Montgomery Brewster
New York
Grant
Ripley
James
Grant & Ripley's
Oliver Opticuis
Nogat
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Axi
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Hapter Iil
Gray
Marty
Gerly
Mm Waal
Rws
Atma
Ccullough
Hay
Tobi
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, South Dakota
Sadie B. Finchke
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M. C. Alford