Adams County Commissioners Approve Franchise Terms
County board continues Dakota Montana Telephone Company franchise with conditions to provide long distance service within 60 days after Nov 1, 1916. If service fails or terms violated, franchise may be voided and poles removed at company cost. Audits cover jail, court, and jailer expenses. various claims approved and warrants ordered. Commissions view railroad crossings and road lines. local notes mention community events, a new baby, and school teaching changes.
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Adama County
Dakota Montana Telephone Company
Dakota-Montana Telephone Company
Adams County
Board of County Commissioners
Dakotas Montana ‘Telephone Company
Board of County
Dakota- Montana Telephone Company
Signet A. A
Jacksen Chatman
Board of County Commissioners Coal
Mery
County Coumisatonee Gi
Lansing
Deee Alliance
Tr Ww Jrur
Jude
Distriet Court
Northern Trust Company
Park
Geo. M. Gillickson
Central Lumber Co
F. J. Johnson
Louis ©. Ramstad
B. F. Lawson
Steward Knight
Geo
W. von Exchen
H. B. Clark
Oscar T. Nystrom
Peter
Agre
John Rygg
Jacob Sonderall
A. A. Jackson
Edward Wadel
KC. Barry
Peti Haye
G. Lansing Hurd
Bismarck
A. AL Tackson
B.C. Barry
Fargo
Miss Goodwin
E.G. Barry
Gismarck
Bali
Merry
MWK
Shor
Chl Merry
GK. Letton
Albert Lett
Lansing Hurd
Jas. Henry
Tf. Walker
Peeth Throwsh
Tunsday
Tok
Stoners
Ke. Bates
Sherif
Noth Dakota
Winm Goodwin
Disimek
Board of Regents to visit Hammon area for dry farming station
Lemmon reports the Board of Regents of South Dakota educational institutions will visit Monday afternoon to review Butte and Meade counties to select a site for a new dry farming experiment station. The aim is to attract the board’s interest and establish the Hammon region as a prime field for agricultural research. Local delegates named include Eerton, Potford, Flandreau, Ikeuron, A J Norby, and A M Anderson among others.
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Lemmon
Board of Regents
South Dakota Educational Institutions
Butte
Meade
Hammon
Ieee
Ereton
Bi Potford
Flandreau
Aike Uron
A.J. Norby
Eton
A. M. ‘Anderson
Stu
Episcopal Services Summary Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions morning prayer and sermon at a church service with a ladies’ section and station reference, unclear details. Names and places are garbled, but indicates religious instruction and morning worship events in a historical locality.
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Findhays
Henser Taut
HY. M
Seminan
Sheepmen Seek Funds for Fertile Farm Sale
Fragmented OCR parcel lists farm assets and plots for sale with figures on plots, crops, and prices. Names like Benny Downy, Lemmon, and Copley appear amid scattered lines about cultivation, meadow acreage, and a turnpike station near a depote.
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Sesiy
Teadeon
Copley Well Arts
Lemmon
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Tte County
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Lemmon Lumber
Freight Depot
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Gordon & Daley’s
Feed & Sale
Lawyer & Co. Meat Market
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U.S. Commi
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Missouri Township
Mary Baustian
Tom Vernon
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Cooper
Episcopal Services
Grenun
McCormick Harvesters
John Deere
Duncan & Harris
Dakota
Montana
Chas
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Butte County
North Dakota
Main St
Palace Hotel
Moore
Uritir
Cape
Bovaies
Carlie
A. G. Macomber & Co
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New Grand River State Bank
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