For Rent and Room Rental Notices
Multiple rental notices list properties at 723 North Montana three acres with outbuildings. furnished rooms at 705 East Fourth Avenue. a house one block from the high school. a barn for rent at 100 Third Avenue West. Contact details include Frank Weller at 301 WW N Bank Building phone 588 and 379-3 for inquiries.
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North
Montana
East
Fourth Avenue
3Rd Ave
Frank Weller
N. Bank
Sali
West Fourth
Sixth Avenue West
Ethan Shay community notes reflect Parkston area travels
SD John Shoenfelder and wife visit Parkston. J L Gallagher and son from Tripp. Miss Olive Muck to Carthage. Katie Craig to Mitchell. various locals travel, visits, and farm work noted. A regional aunt/uncle network shows births, deaths, accidents, and property activity, with Mrs Ottesen's scalp injury improving after hospital care.
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Shay
John Shoenfelder
Parkston
J. L. Gallagher
Johnnie
Tripp
W. H. Trow
Olive Muck
Carthage
S. D
Katie Craig
Mitchell
Tanner
Ile
Ethan
Sheriff Berry
William Gammill
Ti. H. Trow
Olive Mack
Ella Stranz
Henry Lewis
Cathage
Will Smith
Nels Magnussen
Fred Tobey
Mr. Erpenbach
St. Joseph's Hospital
Starr
Peter Ottesen
Maytum
Alexandria
Otteson
Keyser
South Dakota Grain Co
Iithan
Evelyn
Letcher News Roundup of Local Visits and Graduations
Sunday visitors in Woonsocket include Miss Page and Misses Mary and Anna Thill. Eighth Grade graduation at Ruskin Park lists local diploma recipients led by Lynn Bennett. Various residents travel, trade, or marry, including Miss Bertha Triblecock and Mr Claude Clappsaddle joining in marriage, with community good wishes.
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Letcher
S. D
Page Tlayes
Woonsocket
Mary
Anna Thill
Rowena Glenn
Helen Welch
Lynn Bennett
Panama Canal
Besse Rodee
Artesian
Dora Hayes
Mt. Vernon
Edith T. Blaisdell
Mitchell D. W. U
Frank Rumi
Bart Rumi
Crow Lake
Charlotte Sloane
Hattie Gilbert
West Haven
New Haven
Conn
Lere
H. H W. Hudson, Jr
Siooux City
Kkeithsburg
Ill
Gould
Gunning
Neponseth
Ralph Scott
Wim. McGarvey
Gee, Kearn
Bullard
Texas
Willis Howard
Atlantic
Lou Askew
Askew
Etta Smith
Jamaica
Iowa
George Bean
Bertha Triblecock
Claude Clappsaddle
M. EB. Parsonage
Frosty night hits Lisbon area with light damage reported
A hard frost swept Lisbon and surrounding areas Sunday night causing slight damage. Local residents note several visits among neighbors including Mrs York and her relatives. Activities include school duties resuming and hay being stored as preparations continue.
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Lisbon
S. D
Mitchell visitor returns home after two week stay
Miss Bernice Browne returns to Mitchell from a two week visit with friends. Misses Millie and Minne Schlund of Alpena are in town for a few weeks visiting friends and relatives. Ross Jahoe, from Kimball, was in Mt. Vernon visiting earlier this week.
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L. H. MclKeel Jis
Anton Degan
Akron
Hauesler
Hot Springs
Mt. Vernon
Bernice Browne
Mitchell
Millie
Minne Schlund
Alpena
Rel
Hail Storm Strips Crops and Windows Near Mt Vernon
A severe hail storm swept through Mt Vernon Saturday afternoon, one of the worst in years, stripping leaves from trees and crops and breaking many windows. I B Haynes home, Miss Mabel and Nellie Owens from Mitchell visited over Sunday. Vern Crossman of Wessington, S D, staying at the Itch Home. Loraine Owens hosted a birthday dinner for her eighteenth. Others visited from Mitchell, and several plans and travels are noted including Harry Dixon leaving for Iowa for college and Job Marsden Sr. facing health concerns. An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica for wounds and pains, 25 cents at Diehl and Brows.
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John Hattenberg
Gerald Wilson
Geo. Phillips
Mitchell
C. C. Wheeler
Fred Cary
Tom Showalter
Lily Heltendorph
Florence Cary
Floyd Jenks
Alice Styles
Macy
Phillip
Frank Butterfield
Jess Phillips
Phillips
Chas Holshire
Albert Stevens
Clyde Livingston
Miss Mabel
Nellie Owens
Mt. Vernon
Rees
Sligs
Loraine Owens
Bernice Brown
Art Smith
Virgil Hiner
Wagner
Harry Dixon
Iowa
Loomis News Highlights Social Calls and Local Travel
Loomis notes show Pat Judd of Agar and Fred Back managing Turners Elevator hosts. Clara Watkins held a large Wednesday party with games. J W Gilfillan traveled to Sioux City with Mrs Gilfillan and son. numerous locals visited friends, threshing ongoing, and a valuable mare owned by Bob Metue mentioned.
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Loomis
S. D
Pat Judd
Argour
Fred Back
Turners Elevator
Clara Watkins
J. W. Gilfillan
Sioux City
James Gilfillan
Smith Brothers
Geo. Green
John Titus
Mitchell
South Dakota Court summons Abraham Reed in 1911 case
In Davison County circuit court a summons is issued to Abraham Reed requiring answer to a complaint filed August 29 1911. The notice directs service of the answer within 30 days and outlines the process for relief sought by plaintiff Mrs M M Reed. Additionally Col F B Ainsworth offers 25000 to the Ancient Order of the Mystic Shrine for a national reserve in the county.
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M. M. Reed
Abraham Reed
Mitchell
South Dakota
Hot Springs
S. D
Minnekahta
Order of the Mystic Shine
Buffalo
Col. Ainsworth
Martin 10 Demands Better Rail Service
Congressman Eben W. Martin of Deadwood arrives in Hot Springs and announces a campaign to unite Black Hills communities for improved rail travel to Omaha and Minneapolis. He urges dining cars and faster schedules, advocating a Black Hills side trip for Yellowstone visitors.
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Hot Springs
S. C
Eben W. Martin
Deadwood
Washington
Black Hills
United Tfort
Omaha
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Minneapolis
Wullman
Oter
Dakota
Blood Purifiers Promote Health Through Tonic Claims
In an old style health note, Telectric Litters are touted as blood purifiers to regulate the stomach liver and kidneys and expel poisons from the blood. A testimonial from C T Budahn of Tracy California calls them the best seen, promising rich red blood stronger nerves and improved health. price listed as 50c at Dichl Brown.
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C. T. Budahn
Tracy, Calif
Dich
Brown
Supreme Court Hears Suit Over Anaconda Smelter Nuisance
Washington DD The latest fight led by red J Bliss seeks to declare the Smelters of the Anaconda Copper company a public nuisance. Fumes and smoke are alleged to be deadly to vegetation over a hundred square miles around. The transcript includes sixty seven volumes, a new bulky-case record for the high court.
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Washington, DD
Lesa
Red J. Bliss
Anaconda Copper Company
Supreme Court of the United States
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Want
Daily
Republican
The
Mitchell Catering Co
National Automobile Raining, Assn
Neb
Leader Cafe
Venmilyea
Good Housekeeping
J. F. Fairbanks
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Fourth Ave
New York City
Western Nat. Bank Building
Metcalf
Reeder
N. D
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson
Florida
Sunfor
Univers Ea
Franklin & Hurons
Chicago
Hanson Street
Yabout
Syl
Blovck
Maguire
South Main St
J. H. Ferris
East Fourth Ave
L. Osgood
Last Third Street
Kirkendall
Henry Rapp
M. Jacquemai
Koch
Heuermann
G. EB. Hix
Brunswick-Blake-Collender Co
Third St
Iwine
East Third Avenue
Bidwell
Minnesota
Church
Sherburne County
Mitchell Pub. Co
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Traer
Lewis Shuster
Bigwell
P. New Bauer Block
Herald
Ortonville
Minn
A. H. Betts
W. Nat. Bk. Bldg
Westfield
Par
Jimmie Judge
Jud Annis
Manchester
Con Shurz
Armour
Harry Shipton
Lincoln, Neb
Dan Donovan
Emery
Town
Myr Shane
Seslie
Gene Graves
Neil Weepie
Paul Jacobus
P. O
Mitchell, L.D
Gregory
East First Avenue
Mitchell Hotel
L. C. Braxton
Renter
Weller Land Co
W. N. Bank Bldg
Wallace Williams
First Ave
Cliff Dixon
East Third Ave
MT. Vernon News
Ross Jahoce
Kimbill
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Ave
New York
Hathaway’s
Hathaway’s Shoe Store
I. B. Haynes
Vern Crossman
Wessington
Itch
A. Strader
T. J
Vid Smith
Vivian, S. Db
Briday
Job Marsden Jr
E. A. Marsden
Edgerton
Wis
Job Marsden
Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Diehl
Loomis News
C. KE. Perry
C. N. Vegus
Will Clark
Fred Nelson
Carl Goodbin
Bach
Lane
Beryl] Pooley
Gusie Bower
J. P. Gilfillan
Bob Metue
County of
Davison
Fourth Judicial Circuit
J. N. Crow
Plaintiff's Atty
Martin
Black Hiles
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