Pearson Family News From Eothen Notes
Wels Pearson has been on the sick list lately. Mrs. Bessie Binker is keeping house for John Pearson. Mr. Nichols was laid up last week with his automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pearson called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearson Sunday.
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Pearson
Bessie Binker
John Pearson
Nichols
Bothen
Charley. Pearson
Frank Pearson
George Thompson
Dr. Knight
Tinkham
Anna Flint
Lead
S. D
Lou Johnson
Willard Ripley
Sundance
Willard
South Dakota joins union with new officers 1889
The Sioux City Tribune notes South Dakota attained statehood on November 2, 1889 after an enabling act. It lists officers elected then including Arthur C. Mellette as governor, James H. Fletcher lieutenant governor, and others like A O Ringerod secretary of state, L C Taylor auditor, Wilbur F. Smith treasurer, Gilbert L Pinkham superintendent of public instruction, O H Parker commissioner of school and public lands, Robert Dollard attorney general, B R A Smith labor statistics commissioner. Senators Gideon C Moody and Richard F Pettigrew, representatives O S Gifford and J A Pickler named to Congress. Also mentions state supreme judges Dighton Carson Alphonso G Kellam John E B Bennett. The piece closes with local notes about residents and business in Beaver Creek and Alva.
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South Dakota
Arthur C. Mellette
James H. Fletcher
Govenor A. O. Ringerod
L. C. Taylor
Wilbur F. Smith
Gilbert L. Pinkham
O. H Parker
Robert Dollard
BR. A. Smith
Gifford
J. A. Pickler
Congress
Gideon C Moody
Richard F. Pettigrew
Dighton Carson
Alphonso G. Kellam
John EB. Bennett
Sioux City Tribune
Alley Lighting and Cleaning Note by Barrow and Lash
Short classified notice states J H Barrow maintains a well lit clean alley and smooth surface. D W Lash offers wood cutting through April 1 1911 at five dollars per day.
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J. H. Barrow
D.W. Lash
Youths Companion expands. readers urged to send address
The Youth’s Companion reports a larger issue size for 1911 and a price hold at 1.75 for the year with free issues during the subscription period. It promises a Prospectus and Art Calendar gift, while listing local notices about elections, travel, agrarian topics, and various officials, legal notices, and community happenings across Sundance, Belle Fourche, Hulett, and surrounding towns.
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The
Companion
Youth’ Companion
Berkely St
Boston
Massen
Globe
Milwaukee survey crew in Belle Fourche area
Milwaukee railroad surveyors have worked a week near Belle Fourche preparing a line from Rapid City to connect with the coast line. The party tracks along the south bank then crosses the Belle Fourche River near Butte Hall or Snoma, camping north of town. Rapid City reports say Milwaukee crews will return this spring to begin the northern extension.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Belle Fourche
Rapid City
Belle Fourche River
Butte Hall
Snoma
Milwaukee Grading
Rapid
Bee
Notice of meeting at Nov 12 1910
At the regular meeting to be held Nov 12 1910 important business will be decided. Please be at this meeting without fail. By order of Noble Grand Elmore Bugle Secretary.
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Elmore Bugle
Taxpayers Told of Tax Payment Arrangements at Hulett Bank
Notice informs taxpayers they may pay their taxes at Hulett State Bank under an arrangement with the County Treasurer. Bring notices to the bank location for payment.
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Hulett State Bank
Postoffice Hours and mail cutoffs detailed
Postoffice hours listed from early morning through evening on weekdays with mail east closing at a.m. and arrival at 3 p.m. daily except Sunday. Specific outbound mails include Forest at 1 p.m. on Tue and Fri, Tower at 2 p.m. Tue Thu Sat, and New Haven and Rockypoint closing Monday and arriving Tuesday at 6 p.m. Enos. P. M.
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Forest
Tower
New Haven
Rockypoint
Tu. W
Fruit as Daily Diet Advice from an Arabian Proverb
The text argues Americans eat too much meat and not enough fruits and vegetables. It notes city dwellers and sedentary workers should reduce meat in favor of fruits and vegetables, while outdoors workers may tolerate more meat. It emphasizes the health benefits of shifting toward produce for evening meals.
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Inter Mountain
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Hulett
Wyoming
Halett
Eothen Notes
Beaver Creek
Mrs. Walter Miller
Merrick’s
Jesse Wright
Victor French
Alva
French
Charlie Barnett
Montana
Powder River
Vane Cooke
Bender
D. W. Border
West Virginia
B. F. Engle
T. M. Coffey
Roosevelt
Hiram Thompson
L. D. Bailor
Warren Peaks
Brer. Perry
Gillette News
Gillette
Buffalo
A. W
St. Paul
Fawndeale Ranch
Hulett Hotel
Ket
A.B. Pecht
Schuttler
Axel Charleson
J. H.chittim
C.C. Storm
C. A. Shimberg
Lisle Powell
Abe Brown
Frank Proctor
Sherman
McRae
Tipton
Existance
Mrs. Walker
Black Hills
Minneapolis
McCarthy
Studebaker
Denver
Hardy, Neb
Federal Officers District Court
John A. Riner
Cheyenne
F. Burke
C Davis
Guciaine
Ke P. Hanson
Pereana
H. Glafcke
Register
Sundance Land Office
Joe Lytle
C. E. Carpenter
H. H. Gundersen
U. S
F. E. Warren
C.D. Clark
Evanston
F. W. Mondell
Newcastle
W. B. Brooks
W. R. Selvinger
Edward Gillette
Sheridan
Pres Oees Grant
W. E. Mullen
J. Rundell
Harry Fulmer
D. W. Hickey
Aladdin
F. E. Rounds
A. W. Storm
B. J. Chassell
Commissioners
W. E. Tinkcom
Emil Krause
Mauch
C. F. Baker
M. L. Gordon
L. Durken
District Assessors
Port
Crook County
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
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