Local notes cover business trips and civic events
H. G. Nichols heads to Chicago on short business trip. Mrs. W. Panton ill prevents piano duties at Olympia. Dr. Shoop remedies advertised. Landers seeks pardon in murder case. States Attorney opposed. Hides, furs, insurance, and a public sale featured. Salvation Army meeting raises funds. band planned. Holiday window displays and hog shipments noted. Community announcements include marriages, arrivals, and school operetta plans.
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H. R. Landers
Board of Pardons
Pierre
Herbert
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Landers
California
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Chas. G. Woods
Mitchell Clothing Co
Mitchell Hotel
15 Cent Ladies
Eeeee Ewee
South Dakota
W. B. Rathbun
The
Royal Insurance Co
H. G. Nichols
Chicago
W. Panton
T. C. Burns
Gregory
Milwaukee
Mr. Burns
Mrs. Burns
Koch Flat
James Lyons
Miller
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
R. B. Reynolds
South Duff Street
E. Kelley
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Judge & Kirkendall
Reynolds
Haim Insurance
Ww. E. Rathbun
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Marshall
Storey
Salvation Army
Army
Colonel Marshall
J. H. Jeffers
Rapid City
Mr. Jeffers
Black Hills
Grant Miller
Patton & Miller
Board of Education
Dr. Shoop
Diehl & Brown
Joe L. Lovinger
A. Neish & Sons
Clara Neesham
Seattle
Tacoma
Geo. W. Judge
Fourth Avenue East
Koch New
DeWitt
W. T. Avery
Wyo
Wm. Scallin
Hazel Lotze
Vermillion
B. F. Tanner
Sioux Falls High School
City
A. E. Tanser
Cunningham
de Witt
Oda Fellows
J. Llewellyn Morgan
C. G. Rathbun
Kennedy
Bert Cronbaugh
Marengo, Iowa
Tomake
F. J.norton
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Charles B. Tewes
Mabel R. Cummings
Vernon
Markham
Edward Williams
Williams
Ethan Enterprise
A. J. Annis
Here
Burns
U. S. Land Office
Mitchell
H. C. Roberts
Madison
Samuel Phelps
Alexandria
A. A. Hoon
Armour
M. M. McDonald
T. J. Macmurray
Presbyterian Church
Pitman
University
Dr. Macmurray
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John Hocksma
Mipbel Olson
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H. R. Best
George H. Miner
E. W. Heyler
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