Twe Men Who Know in the Sheridan Enterprise
The Sheridan Enterprise warns that many social and business elites owe status to newspapers and secrets kept by editors. It argues editors should publish only substantiated public wrongs while guarding private grievances, urging restraint in scandal and praising newsroom ethics.
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Newcastle Journal
Obituary: Mrs J W Humphries Dies in Wyoming Home
Katie Davidson Humphries born September 19 1868 in Jonesville Virginia moved to Seymour Texas and then Wyoming. She married J W Humphries in 1888 and died October 21 1907 at age 39 in the home of J C Evins. Funeral at Baptist church with Rev J S F Wood and Rev Richardson of Deadwood. pallbearers Odd Fellows Rebekahs including R F Mewhirter Willard Ripley John A Kessler George Ruggles O Pearson and P L Sandberg.
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Katie Davidson
Jonesville
Virginia
Seymour
Texas
J. W. Humphries
Better Land
Wyoming
M. B. Church South
Baptist Church
J.S. F. Wood
Richardson of
Deadwood
Two Little Ones Hurt In Separate Accidents
Two children suffered injuries in separate incidents. Clifford Roberts was cut on the forehead when his pony Dan Patch collided with him at the barn. Doctors Baker and Bostwick treated the wound as Clifford recovers. In Belle Fourche a girl was seriously cut by an ax swing from her brother at Clark's sawmill. doctors removed the small finger, with fear for the remaining finger's recovery.
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Clifford Roberts
Dan Patch
Clifford
Charles
Roberts
Dan
Dra. Baker
Bostwick
Clark’s
Alva Briefs Preview Departures and Local Happenings
Ben Colvin family and D A Ruland son Dillon plan to leave next Monday for Seattle with Mrs Ruland to follow to Wisconsin for a visit before joining the family in Washington. A winter school is proposed for Alva. Mrs Hoback is ill with typhoid fever. Miss Sadie South and Miss Marchant return to Ghadron Nebraska after visiting Mr South. Ed McWilliams visits Lincoln Nebraska. Sluss recovers his escaped team, plans to move his mill near George Butts ranch. Moorcroft livery project noted. Local shipping and cattle movements fill two weeks. River crossing on the Pierre to Deadwood train a gala event for Wood and wife. Pierre land draw registrations attract 400 quarters and 4,000 names. Miss Oakie Wilkerson visits then leads to Lead. Turnips gifted by Grandma Miller weigh seven pounds. Mercer of Maryville Missouri visits Levi. Children may buy cheap fruit at W J Wood with plain figures.
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Ben Colvin
D. A. Ruland
Dillon
Seattle
Washington
Ruland
Wisconsin
Sadie South
George South
Miss Marchant
Ghadron
Nebraska
Mr. South
Ed McWilliams
Lincoln
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Sluss
Sundance
H. E. Wood
Denver
Harvey
Pierre Deadwood
R. R
Missouri River
Pierre
Mr. Wood
Missouri
Rapid
Lower Brule
Oakie Wilkerson
Robt. Todd
Hulett
Spearfish Enterprise
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