Life on the Prairies Memories of Dakota homesteaders and springtime
A Dakota Farmer correspondent recalls two years on a remote homestead near the Pow der River. He describes winter evenings with six settlers, dances at nearby ranches, and the harsh yet joyful life among coyotes, floods, and blooming summers. He contrasts old prairie freedom with his present home, cherishing memories but noting change. Also mentions Atlantic crossing, a judge on cussing baggage handlers, Bryan in cabinet talks, and Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo stamp controversy with icy imagery and a protest about cultural depictions.
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Prairies
Dakota Border
Powder River
Dakota Country
Circle Y
Star
Seattle
North Territory
Panama Canal Zone
Alaska
Hell
Notices for Publication Department of the Interior Land Office
Notice details two homestead entries in South Dakota with intent to make final commutation proof. Waddell of Philip and Claude Karnmney of Philip name witnesses, before US Commissioner James A. Galax and James A. Quige, at Philip offices, dates in March and April 1908.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Chamberlain
John Hl. Waddell
Philip
Snk
Wathin
James A. Galax
U. S
Avett
Van
Witnewes
Claude Ramsey
Leon A. Kaliey
George W. Paddock
Walton C. Jennewein
Land Office
Claude Kanmney
Joan H. Waddell
Albert J. Waddell
Geo Mea Buchanven
Philip, & C
United States
Pierre
9. D
Lionel Archer Horton
James A. Quigg
U.S
Arthur D. Murphy
Theodore Mikkelson
James J. Berry
Henry van Houn
John L. Lockhart
Max Wisenr
Grant W. Smith
Taving
Rewister
United States Land Office
George St Kent
Willard
James A. Quill
Philly
Witneses
Wiley Marnes
Orrin T. Dioodrich
Cottonwood
Ole Perayik
Carlis Niederwerder
Notic Department of the Interior
Metre
J.B. Jolson
Sam
Dain
Sam Sardain
Register
Marcha
Koehler
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Spain
Ward
M. L. Parcells
Fort Merre
Dakota
D. C
W. Hall Troms
Swept Over Niagara and Kidney Warnings
A coastal column cautions readers about river dangers from careless boatmen and urges attention to kidney problems with Electric Hitters praised by a Tennessee reader. Motion pictures at the opera house by Will H Bravo touted as clean and popular entertainment.
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Niagara
Bright
J. R. Blankenship
Belk
Tenn
Will H. Bravo
County Court hearing on estate of Frank Lorden
State of South Dakota issues notice in Stanley County probate for Dennis Lorden sole heir of Frank Lorden deceased. Petition seeks immediate distribution and exemption from levy. Hearing set for April 30 1900 at 10:00 AM in Fort Pierre. Court: County Judge, Stanley County. Clerk: Axor Ricketts.
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South Dakassian
Stanley
Prank Lorden
South Dakota
Dennis Lorden
Frank Lorden
Stanley County
Fort Pierre
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H. HM. Wyckoff Notary Public
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Center Atree
Pine Street
H. J. Ince
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Northwestern Hotel
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Cithea
Hargeholmer
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Sioux City Tribune
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Philip, South Dakota
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