Midland minister’s house burned in five o'clock blaze
Word reaches Midland that the home of Rev. L. W. Thompson, five miles northeast, burned to the ground about five this morning. Everything the family possessed was destroyed, despite efforts to save a pocketbook and other items left from the storm yesterday. The Bastions and Miss Gladys Hall planned an extensive western trip, with Sioux City and the Pacific coast among their stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehoe
Midland
Prom
Rev. L. W. Thompson
Wren
D. W. Bastion
Gladys Hall
Sioux ‘Ong
Iowa
Colepoints
Heatti
National Park
Great Fall
Montans
Rousseau
Dan
Philip
Andrew Olson
Rennie McDonald
A. Curington
Ottumwa
Mr. Stewart
J. T. Woodard
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Thos, McCarren
Nitteberg
Central Stanley County Fair secures Cash & Hines carnival
Fair association members at President Warner's office contracted with Cash & Hines Combined Shows to supply attractions for the first annual Central Stanley County Fair. The lineup includes Flying Brondell, the Brownings, and the Brown sisters. The carnival will be housed on fair grounds September 7 8 9 with a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, six shows, and safe, clean entertainment praised by Canton Leader editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Warner
Cash & Hines
Stanley County Fair Association
Fair Ground
South Dakota
Mey
Canton
Col
Arthur Linn
Cash & Hines Carnival Co
Georgia
Messrs
Cast & Hines
Powell Paragraphs Miss Jorn Matteson Returns From Imlay Visit
Local notes report Powell residents and visitors including Miss Jorn Matteson back from Imlay, John Stroppel helping Win Good ell during harvest, Pearl Colvin busy for C R Starbuck, and several social calls at Rebel home. Train delays, river rise, and rain boosted local moods and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Jorn Matteson
Imlay
John Stroppel
Goodell
Pearl Colvin
C. R. Starbuck
Around Old Trail Keeps Busy Town News
Local notes recount visits to nearby ranches and towns, a wide range of incidents and happenings. Residents discuss travel to Philip, meetings with friends from Irwin, and family visits while reporting a horse accident causing injuries to Mrs. Hefner. Promotions, sales, farm supplies, and upcoming community events fill the page with bustling rural life.
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Old Trail
The
Herald
Jesse Lietz
Scotty Ferguson
Mary Young
Philip
Mrs. Hefner
Mayor Smith
Suit Brought Over Nursery Stock and Cattle Damages
Legal notices and civil actions from Philip South Dakota cover suit by William K Thomas against Chas E Morgan over May nursery stock with counterclaim for $50. another suit by Iver Jerbak against S H Sutton for undelivered trees. cattle trespass damages of $99.50 against Frank Bowerman. sidewalk repair notices requiring owners to act by September 1 1900 with penalties and liens. final line lists Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey cough syrup.
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John Dunlevy
William K. Thomas
Chas
E. Morgan
Milesville
Iver Jerbak
Powell
Justice Dunlevy
Willard
E. H. Banks
John F. Butler
Dennis G. Butler
Frank Bowerman
Board of Trustees
Philip
South Dakota
Board of ‘Trustees
Town of Philip
First State Bank of
Claude Ramsey
Center Avenue
Ubte
Philip Weekly Review
Frank M. Rood
Prec. Board of Trustees
Prisoners at county jail get extra confinement
The county jail count fell by one as Coburn and Coburn Coburn sought a lighter sentence by asking to move to Sioux Falls. Attorney Johnson arranged a judge to grant Coburn a year and a day for making shirts and binding twine. Paul Wood of Midland received thirty days for attempting to remove his wife's corset with a knife. Sheriff Huston departed for the penitentiary with Coburn yesterday morning.
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John Burkstrom
Milesville
E A. Rogers
Keyeh
Kaedoke
EB. A. Hood
Cheyenne River
Hayenge
I. N. Elshere
John Bloom
Diamond
Mexico
B. P. Stanton
Will Miller
Leslie
Hardingrove
McLaughin
Belford
Jin Corburn
Jesse Twiggs
Coburn
Thit
Tncre
Sioux Falls
George
Attorney Johnson
Boucher
Paul Wood
Midland
Huston
Fair Arrangements Progressing for County Fair
Negotiations aim to preserve a lead pall team for daily games with the Philip champions. The fair promises speed programs, exciting auto races, group exhibits from districts, cash prizes and ribbons, with a premium list due soon. Creamery board notes resignations, new secretary treasurer, bids for drain work, route cuts to Hartley and Milesville, and rising cream receipts with $1,505.48 paid to patrons.
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Philip
Fiterald
Philipinoes
Hardingrove Fat
Ottumwa
Grindstone
Marietta
Ash Creek
Eldow
Creamery
R.A. Bielski
E. J. Morgan
Morgan
Hartley
Smith
Milesville
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E. Lewis
Heyes
Robinson
R. F. Robin
Yor Isle—Shoemaker
Isenburg
Les Will Walpole
My Place
G.C. Freitag
J. B. Clendennen
H. Durkee
Esah
Mundt Bros
Pierre, B&d
Stanley County
Pierre
Powell Land & Loan Co
Pinder
Nelson
Smth
Grace Walden
Kate Wilburn
Fay Swisher
Dr. King
Slim ‘Taggart
Clifford Willis
R. L. Slagle
Brookings
Mott
Waggoner
Rosenberger Bros
Lind
M-horee Power J. 1
Case Threshing
Klatt
Boo Blake
Bob
al Knalter
Mr. Knelter
Nebraska
Stanly County
al Knelter
Bell
News of the Justice Courts
Andanon
Dr. Bell
South Winchester
LES
Saegesings Street
Tus TV
Gewine Macrin Company
Mim
Reid Ty
Daniars Emip
Ves Asaa
Mayer
Ginghan Lee
van Camp
Rome
W. C. Smith
Linn’s Old Stand
Philip, S. D
Jack
Chamberlain
Geowright
New Lond
New. York
Warner Land Co
Pres
So, Dak
R. B. Driver
Philip, South Dakota
North Center Street
Berg
J. A. Berg
SO Dak
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