Laughing at Life and Love in a Gentle Roaring Sixties Style
A humorous, rambling slice of daily life filled with jokes about marriage, weather, peanuts at the theater, cigarette laws, holidays, and social mores. The speaker muses on proper behavior, gender roles, and the quirks of Illinois life with playful sarcasm and comic observations.
Modest Life Versus Modern Wealth Drives Downward Strain
In old times a man sought little beyond food and shelter on a sloping site. He cared not for fame or war, preferring a simple home. Now the same man toils late for meager wealth, his former virtue yielding to mercenary monotony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iilinoig
Willie McArthur McArthurington
Jonah
Clinois
Notice on Land Notice Fees and Local News Sparks Discussion
A Saratoga Sun reprints notices from Sundance and Hills Country praising local officials and detailing new land notice fees. Timber and stone notices $16.50, homestead proofs $6.25, all other land notices at legal rate by measured scale. Also commends Charles Quinn and Dr. Marsh for plant investigations and loco weed cures at Hugo station. government bulletin promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
A. E. Hoy
L. A. Davie
Sundance
Saratoga Sun
November in the region yields crops and local doings
Farmers report good potato harvests and large grain crops at Divide ranch. Harvey Wood’s clerk George Reed works in his store. Dennis Frost buys Robert Warner’s house and stables. Schools in No. 2 struggle for teachers. Nom Mahnkin visits California. Smith Folsom ships cattle to Chicago and Omaha. A local deer hunting incident raises legal questions. Sundance Fair vegetables impress a South Dakota visitor.
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George Reed
Harvey Wood
Robert Warner
Dennis Frost
Smith Folsom
Chicago
Omaha
Albert Taylor
South Dakota
Butte County Fair
Belle Fourche Visitors Exchange Watches
Enoch Cox and Clarence Cleve land visit George Butts and family in Belle Fourche. They request sending watches to I. D. Coryell, also of Belle Fourche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Cox
Clarence Cleveland
Belle Fourche
George Butts
I. D. Coryell
Belie Fourche
Notice of final homestead proof in Sundance Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office Sundane Wyoming notices Jacob J Houber of Muieti Wyoming has filed for final proof on Homestead Entry AO March 14 1900 for the NW SE and SW NE and SE SW 28 township 1N range 6W. Proof to be made before Register and Receiver Sundance Wyoming on Saturday December 7 1907. Names witnesses Parley Louber Charles D White Jacob S Lebo Louis Strann all of Hulett Wyoming. Nov 7 to Dec 5. ALE Hoyt Register
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Department of the Interior
Sundane
Wyoming
Jacob J. Houber
Muieti
Yoming
Minde
Io Township
Sundance
Ile
Parley Louber
Charlies D. White
Jgvob
Lebo
Louis Strann
Hulett
Inna
Ale
Hoyt
Resciater
Dinner Coats and Tail Tales From a Glib Social Club
A columnist recalls social evenings in Oak Park and Glen Pive, contrasting dinner coats with full dress garb. He notes Strickland Gillias boasting of a dimner coat and jokes about tails, social manners, and attire in casual settings.
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Strickland W. Gillias
Oak Park
Spike Talla
Gil
Gillan
Press Club
Glen Pilve
Pianos and Phonographs at Poryell's Belle Fourche
Local shop Poryell's in Belle Fourche advertises pianos and phonographs for sale with prices and selections. The terse note highlights available units and store hours.
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Poryell
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Victor Talking Machines
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Riga
Charles Quinn
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Wey
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Nom Mahnkin
California
Lou Knerr
Wyoming Mercantile
Aladdin
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B.H. Steam Laundry
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Mark Twain
Sunday News Times
Two Continents
the Times
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Denver, Colo
Geo
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Carpenter
Mules
B. H. Harms
Belle’ Fourche
Dak
Gay
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