Garment Store Ad Spots Local Business District
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a garment shop location described as three doors south of De Smet National Bank in De Smet. The snippet hints at a storefront offer or guarantee but lacks full sentences.
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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a garment shop location described as three doors south of De Smet National Bank in De Smet. The snippet hints at a storefront offer or guarantee but lacks full sentences.
Newton Edmunds, a Yankton resident since 1861, became the second territorial governor of Dakota after succeeding Governor Jayne. He ended a divorce grant policy by veto, advocated agriculture, introduced the first sheep and tame grasses, and influenced a swift end to the Indian outbreak through counsel over force. He died February 12, 1908, at age eighty eight.
North Western Line advertises low round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo through Chicago with two through trains daily. Tickets valid June 1 to September 30 return by October 31. The Colorado Special makes the trip in one night. Information from ticket agents.
The annual county teachers institute for 1908 will be held at De Smet June 22 to 26 with mandatory attendance for second and third grade certificate holders and for renewing first or state certificates. Lecturers include J S Ellis Lake Preston and Nathan C Schaefer Harrisburg with geography and agriculture instruction from E C Perisho State University and Miss Adah M Jandt Sioux City for music drawing and primary methods. A county educational rally is planned for the afternoon and evening of Wednesday June 24 inviting teachers officers patrons and pupils.
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