Fort Pierre plow factory and grain buyers planned
Exchange Gleanings notes Kadoka to host two grain buyers this fall, a plow factory may appear in Fort Pierre, and Stanley County shows strong grain plantings. Prairie fires reported across sections as Cottonwood plans first birthday blowout. The new Lemmon land office opened Saturday serving a 9 027 square mile district. A rattlesnake encounter at Wasta hints at temperance warnings. Township 1 south range 20 organized. supervisors named Oldaker Jennison Pruden. Northwest dismantling two thirds of Pierre stock yards and Frank Cottle to build Wasta elevator. strong crop outlook anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range 20
Stanley Countie
E. G. Ol* Daker
L. J. Jennison
M. Pruden
Ordway era and railroad surveys shape Dakota boom era
Nehemiah G. Ordway, eighth territorial governor of Dakota, began in July 1880 after Hand, with a record of boom settlements and county formations amid corruption charges not proven against him. His push to move the capital to Bismarck provoked southern opposition. He later failed to win a U.S. Senate seat. The piece also notes railroad survey activity by Milwaukee Road and North-Western, plus endorsements for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Electric Bitters, and lists post office notices for Philip, South Dakota in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
Zanesville
Mary Lee
Dr. King
Nehemiah G. Ordway
Dakota
Hand
Warner
N. H
National House of Representatives
Bramarck
Ordway
Dakota Lands
Washington
United States Senate
North Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Kadoka
Belle Fourche
North-Western
Milwaukee
Bonesteel
Arnica Salve Praised For Sore Feet And Burns
East Poland Maine resident W Stone commends Suckien’s Arnica Salve for sore feet and healing burns cuts and abrasions. Sold under guarantee by all druggists. 250 units?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suckien
W. Stone
East Poland
Maine
The Passing of the Cattle Men
Aberdeen American laments the decline of cattle kings in western South Dakota as farmers secure land rights. It frames the struggle as a clash between open range traditions and agricultural modernization, acknowledging sympathy yet praising the state and civilization’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Lyman
South Dakota
Missouri River
Aberdeen American
Harvest Festival at Philip invites exhibits and help
A local notice urges farmers to enter pumpkins onions steers and other farm products for the upcoming Harvest Festival in Philip. F W Warner chairs the exhibits committee with F W Hague and C A Bennett also listed. The Bank of Philip offers free Campbell's Soil Culture books and there is mention of land buyers and Zenoleum Dip at Robinson Bros. lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
F.W. Warner
F. W. Hague
C. A. Bennett
Mr. Warner
Stanley County
Bank of Philip
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R M Williams
Yours
R. M. Williams
H. B. Fislar & Robinson Bros
Hastings Land Company
U. S. Land Office
Ofice
Ryne
Sik
M. B
Hastings
Mgr
Pierre, S. D
Marietta Hotel and Feed Stable
Robinson Bros, Lumber Yard
Cas RE
Port Pierre Bank
B. A.bieisk
First State Bank of
Philip A. Bank of
J.e.utterback
Belvidere State Bank
L Morgan, Register of Deeds of
Home Land & Abstract Co
Fort Pierre
Cottonwood
Lemmon
Wasta
Pierre
Frank Cottle
Pennington County
Prince
Chase Smith
West Franklin
All Druggista
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
5. D
Smith
Rex
N. H. Wyckoff
H. B. Pislar & Robinson Bros
Robinson Bros
Atlas Lumber Co
A. A. Heinemann
Cole
N. W
DR. R. L. McClelland
Stoermer
D. Q. Jordan
G. A. Lamb, the Barber
J. H. Johnson
Stock Growers Bank
8. D
L. A. Kelley
Philip Livery
Larimer
Ralph Vandercook
Mwary
B.D
Philip Land and Cuttle
MH. Wyckoff
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