Dairy Demonstrator to Speak at Hu Before June Meeting
E F Burton state dairy demonstrator will be in Hu fett June 6 to address all dairymen and dairy farming interests on feeds and feeding milk records and cattle handling. Jerseys Guernseys and Holsteins from A C Turneaure will be exhibited for demonstration. A similar meeting is planned at Alva the day before.
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E.F. Burton
Hufett
Jerseys
Alva
From Down the River and Local Obituaries in Belle Fourche Bee
Ranger E F Ball relocates to Pactola near Deadwood to Denver auto highway inviting Belle Fourche friends. H E Freet returns from Pierre as president of South Dakota Funeral Directors association for 1916. Peter Raber dies at eighty five in Colony Wyoming from stroke. buried Pine Slope cemetery. Thomas E Phillips dies after four weeks from injuries in Bear Lodge runaway. funeral at Spearfish. survived by sister Mrs J W Howe and two brothers in Wyoming. age forty seven.
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Dear Lodge Forest
Pactola
Deadwood
Denver
Belle Fourche
H. E. Freet
Pierre
So. Dak. Funeral Directors Association
Peter Raber
Colony
Wyoming
Great Falls
Montana
Phillip
Bear Lodge
Pioneer Times
Thomas E. Phillips
St. Joseph Hospital
Spearfish
J. W. Howe
Democratic opposition to Wilson in Congress
A Democrat explains opposition to President Wilson citing lack of sound national judgment and experience. He says preparedness and tariff commission plans imply higher taxes and fear of unsafe picks for commissions. disputes ship purchase and rural credit bills and notes Republican support could drive their passage. Local items follow about residents, visits, sales, and community notes.
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Congress
Wilson
Hrandeis
Supreme Court
General Smith
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Celebrate at the Tower Picnic on Fourth of July
A community picnic at the Deville Tower on the east river grove invites everyone. Good water and pasture are noted and a program will be announced later.
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Deville
Grove
State University announces graduating class in news brief
From Crook county the names Miss Ivy Nettle horst and Mrs Morna Wood appear among graduates of the Normal department. A letter from Mrs W C Stoddard places the family in Colorado Springs. She notes they are well in town but miss old associations and asks that the Globe be sent there weekly.
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Prof. Deranleau
Bowes
Mont
Rapid City
Nat Griffis
Denver
Nat
W. LL Smith
Betle Fourche
Mr. Smith
Continental Insurance Company
State University
Crook County
Ivy Nettlehorst
Morna Wood
W. C. Stoddard
Colorado Springs
Globe
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