Irrigation Exhibit Sought From Belle Fourche at Corn Palace
Belle Fourche invited to display irrigated crops at the Corn Palace exhibit. J K Smith oversees agricultural displays and expects robust space filling as counties renew participation to showcase productive strengths. Also notes: Lightning damages Klotz barn. Erpenbach buys lots. Ethan shipments show large trade: $83,757.50 in inputs and $347,850 in outbound produce with $264,092.50 local profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Smith
Corn Palace
Mr. Smith
Smith
Belle Wourche
Belle Fourche
Jessie Shipton
Mitchell
A. C. Drake
Paul Peterson
Wolsey
Jerry Phelps
Fred Erpenbach
Erpenbach
Ethan
Wanted cyclone cellar and prayers bring courage in storm tale
A Mitchell physician recalls a sick woman who found solace in a Rosary as a violent storm raged, while she credited memories of Illinois with keeping her house from collapse. The era notes local deaths, picnics, visits, and community updates amid storms and repairs across Riverside and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Illinois
Anonaloge
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Mitchell Area
Local residents and visitors converge in Mitchell with guests at The Widmann and Mrs. Reynolds of Council Bluffs visiting. Reports include Rand Welch resuming duties at First National Bank, Miss Fraser seeking eye treatment, and a notable 37pound buffalo fish landed near the river. Weather brings 0.40 inch rain, hail near Delmont, and heavy moisture across the region. Industrial Commissioner Ness proposes using letterhead advertising to promote Mitchell through business correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riveride
John McGinnis
Highmore
Riverside
J. Y. Wallis
Points
Iowa
N. L. Wallis
A. L. C. Hillman
Perry Township
Davison County
Cox
Mitchell
S. Kjelmyr
B. Naser
Blanche Schofield
Los Angeles
Cal
Thos Schofield
Albee
Thiel
Alexandria
N. N. Wallis
Della Patterson
R. D. Welch
First National Bank
White Lake
Clark Espey
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
Graham
Union Grove
Wis
Woonsocket
Will Clark
Woodmen Accident Association
Lincoln
Neb
Maude Riley
Letcher
Alpena
Delmont
Chamberlin
Niss
Ness
Local notes from Ethan and vicinity brighten with visits and ventures
July 21 notes report Lamwman recovering after sickness, Albert Schmitz improving in Sioux City, and Rapp returning to Ethan with land prospects in Nebraska near the Colorado line. Rumors place Libert Bros. planning a flouring mill. C Sedam buys two lots, storms bring hail, and various residents travel or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Lamwman
En Albert Schmitz
Sioux City
Rapp
Nebraska
Colorado Line
Tobey’s
Libert Bros
C. Sedam
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Chris Nelson
Clement
Nadoka
Jerry Phelps
Kansas City
Li Miller
Washington
Frows Minnes
Edith Trow
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Kriday
Belle Fourche County
The
Corn
Palace
Cyclone Cellar
Jacob Weiman
Steve Judge
Louis Lund
Frank
Harry
Wthel Galley
Belvidere
Gus Bauer
Wentworth
Agnes Tobey
Westfield
Bordwell
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Tobey
Mabel Wurm
Roy Oathout
Enterprise Office
S. C
Bro. Weak
Jim Tobin
Laurence
Geo Eastman
Pearl Ames
Mrs. Ames
Ethel Wallis
Loomis
Harry Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Lillian Wailis
M. M. McKee
Murdo
City
Widmann
STHAN
Jay H. Craton
East Third Ave
ALL Saints School
Sioux Falls, SO. Dakota
Happy
Lyon Store Company
Oxfords
Lyon Store Co
South Dakota
Suresat
Aili
SKOUS
Geo. W. Judge
Mitchell Branch
Theo. Hamm Brewing Co
St. Paul, Minn
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