Local News Roundup Highlights Visits and Movements
Many residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Mrs Munch, guest of Mrs Aldrich, Miss Tillie Perry back from Quinn, George Schlottman and sister left for Northfield, P J Airey and wife to Pierre, E A Rippe arrives from Madison to monitor farm matters, Carson Williams visits Pierre and Fort Pierre, Mrs Kane from Canistota visits, Harry and Martin Finnery return from Madison to their home, Max Hoefer heads to St Peter Mina, Mrs No B Gearhart and children return from Pierret, Miss Anna Christiansen heads to Madella, Cod McCarthy sells bakery share to John Grusendorf, Alvin Wagoner couple touring the Hills with parents, States Attorney Johnson and Sheriff Huston attend justice court cases in county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Moses & Son
P. J. Airey
Pierre
E. A. Rippe
Madison
Old Trail
Carson Williams
Lme
Fort Pierre
Kane
Canistota
Eugene Aldrich
Harry
Martin Finnery
H. J. McMahon
Max Hoefer
St. Peter
Mina
Hear Smithy
No B. Gearhart
Pierreturday
Anna Christiansen
Madella
Minin
Cod. McCarthy
John Grusendorf
Alvin Wagoner
Automobile wreck near Pierre kills Miss Clingman
A car overturned north of Pierre fatally injuring Miss Helen Clingman, sister of Mrs. Chas. West, and injuring E. A. West who suffered a broken limb. The incident occurred while Morgan and Mrs. Re were traveling toward Wasta to meet a niece arriving from Meade County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Local notices and arrivals fill Pierre area listings
M F Collier trips to Pierre and numerous town visitors appear in this compact town page. Names like G P Moles Son, Henry Hoffman, Edward Schnose, Fred S Rowe, Hunt, Pislar Waldorf, Willie Walpole, Mrs Hangesheimers drugstore, Clara Lawless, Miss Durant, and many others surface among land sales, catalog requests, travel plans, and fair preparations. Frequent references to nearby towns and a state fair highlight community activity and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Rowe
Fort Pierre
Cor. Hunt
Wasta
Pislar & Waldorf
Willie Walpole
Hangesheimers
Fll
Cooley
Lowa
Mes
Williams
Indianapolis
Indiana
Local notes from North Fork and Pierre area
Fort Pierre visitors Mr and Mrs Orrin Geean. Miss Lorellat Hayes arrives for extended stay in the city. Mr and Mrs Eugene Tangs visit from Pierre. The Atlis Lumber Co builds a 24 by 120 foot shed, grain sold at Vanhousen elevator, Presbyterian ladies plan a river picnic. Also notices on a sewing machine for sale, Grand Opera House renovations, and amusing local spelling humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa. Br. McPherson
Fort Pierre
Orrin J. Geean
North Fork
G. P. Moses & Son
Lorellat Hayes
Des Moines
Hayes
Eugene Tangs
Pierre
Deadwood Trail
Heinemann
Hudson
Wis
F. E. Morrison
Lee Johnson
Centerville
Kakoka
Mro
Th. Mavens
Topbar
Hagel
Vanhousenlevator
BR. Philco
William Henry
Mabel Henry
Pensylvania
Joseph Henry
Underwood
Buckeye Root Beer 3vents at Buckeye and G. A.
Veterans and locals learn of a deluxe army knapsack booklet from the Chicago and North Western Railway, featuring Civil War commanders portraits and Salt Lake City views. A local election is called to vote on a school building loan of 12 500 with warrants instead of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ajr
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Salt Lake City
Mail car added to night trains on the Metre line
GW G Estover of LaCrosse Wisconsin chief clerk of the railway mail service asks the postal department to extend the night train mail car to the Metre line city. The department already directs night trains to carry local pouches and through mail. Estover spoke in Rapid City after inspecting the LaCrosse to Pierre route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. G. Estover
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Railway Mall
Estover
Postofice Department
Pierre
New Hue
Estever
Rapid City Guide
Kudoka Domes Leaves Home After Mother's Illness
An item notes Kudoka Domes Abe Heels WA porch left for Missouri after word of his mother's serious illness. Also mentions Granville Jones visitingAberdeen editor of the South Dakota Democrat, storm fatalities at Craven ranch, a passenger train incident, a local school district special election notice, and a health anecdote praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from Dempsey Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Heels
Missouri
Granville Jones
South Dakota Democrat
Aberdeen
Craven Ranch
White River
Ted Craven
Ted
O. A. Craven
Ior
J. F. Dempsey
Dempsey
Ala
Elder Bros. & Carter
Elder
Chamberlain
Philip Walpole Reports Prosperity From Philip South Dakota
William Walpole writes from near Philip detailing a thriving town with strong crops and growth. He notes lumber sales rivaling eastern towns, new farms and cedar fencing, several churches, a creamery, a brick school planned, and a strong local ball team. Also mentions Irene Kelly’s claim, Elizabeth Walpole as principal, and a three to four week-old column note. A separate obituary for Leah Grace and an unrelated testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walpole
Philip
Yankton County
Yankton
Kelly
Irene Kelly
Elizaveth Walpole
Virginia Mulhern
Black Hills
Deadwood
Lea
Silm Taggert
Huron
Yankton Herald
Walpole
Hogs Wanted and Patent Remedies Advertised
Hogs wanted at 00 per hundred weight. City Meat Market promotes cheap pork in Washington area. Advertisements tout Electric Bitters as a malaria cure and Dr Bell's Pine Tur Honey for coughs and croup. Products claim to treat liver kidney blood problems and eye sores with guaranteed druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Meat Market
Washington
Potomac
R. M. James
Louellen
Dr. Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. J. Vice
Hargesheimer's
Lee Moore
Keystone
N. W
F. J. Kurka
Powell
Kurka
New South Dakota
W. L. Wilkinson
M. F. Collier
G. P. Moles & Son
Henry Hoffman
Minneapolis
Chicago
G. FP. Moles & Son
Hurgesheimers Drug Store
Edward Schnose
Wagner
Clara Lawless
Sioux Falls
Concord
Earl Rousti
Robinson
Rapid City
HF. Waldorf
Hazel
Paul Cabel
Western Canada
Willard Kirkpatrick
Climax
Turon
H.W. Hildebrand
Our City
Gladman
Fairbury
Nebr
Karl Durkee
Hargesheimer
Job. Linn
Pauline
Brushie
Meade County
Golller
Omaha
Rev
Randall
DeSmet
Wor
Elizabeth
Points In
Hills
Ed Lins
Westby
Miles
Wilton
QO. M. Culp
Pour Leaf Clover Club
Fred Arnold
Frank M. Rood
D. Rainey
Ash Creek
Arnold
KK. Laforgee
Madeita
Minn
Mra. SR. Reber
Leyl Reber
Caputa
Stanley County Fair
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Aldrich's
Buckeye Root Beer
the Herald
Charles Thompson
Recluse
Leslie
Jesse Lietz
Miss Williams
George Lietz
Minx
Margaret
Mayor Smith
Jacob Smith
Tany
8. B. Fairchild
Mrs
Fred Fairchild
Better Mail Service
Philip Independent
Stanley
South Dakota
Warner Land Company
Board of Education
Philip Independent School District
I. M. Williams
Board of Education of
Phillo Independent
Leah Grace
Fatrenid
Wellsburg
Leah
Parker
Davis
Renorn
Tenn
Dr. King
C. V. Pepper
Sutherland
Chintrati
Great Cash & Hines
Prospects’ Band
F. W. Warner
A. Michael
Howard
Daily Tribune
Goldfield
Nevada
Dick Jones
Death Valley
the Tribune
Smyettgya
Clarence Sageser
M. L. Parcells
Fort Pierre, SD
Philip Tate
Russell Blacksmith Shop
the Q'Harra Mortgage Company
Illinois
Main Street
Roy C. Burner
Chattel
C. H. Leggett
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