Local notes from the Review date around Christmas 1912
Local items from the Review recount Christmas plans and travel, with Ed Olney on his ranch near Powell, Carrie Quigg visiting Oakes NC, various residents visiting relatives in Pierre Earlville and Americus, and Christmas activities. The piece notes holiday closures, school vacation, new directory, stage entertainment, and a jail term for a Cottonwood wifebeater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomo Cane
Persia
Iowa
C. K. Whitney
Wemington Springs
Hartford
C. K. Burns
Pierre
Ash Creek
Parenns
Myrtle Gallion
Oakes
N. C
Jud Pepper
H. C. Whitney
Wessington Springs
Wakeads Measter Opens New Local Whitewater Edition
Wakeads Measter starts as local editor with a bold opening, promising fresh community coverage, steady columns, and timely reporting. The move signals a renewed push to deepen local journalism and serve readers with clear, concise updates from city beats and neighborhood events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeads Measter
Failure of Bank at Sturgis Reflects Local Economic Strain
Meade county bank in Sturgis closed by order of the bank examiner amid reports of bad loans and crop failure. Banks assets may cover deposits of about 750000, with mortgages on farm land cited. Heaviest stockholder Charley Francis and cashier Henry Perkins linked to local politics, others hopeful principal stockholders may rescue the bank.
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Meade County
Sturgis
Fort Meade
Henry E. Perkins
D. A. McPherson
First National Bank of Deadwood
Charley Francis
Henry K. Perkins
Meade
Butte Counties
Man at Home Scoffs at Legislature Service
A quote attributed to Uncle Silas laments wasting capable men on legislative duties when they could better contribute by tending to home tasks such as spreading manure, highlighting a preference for practical labor over politics.
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Uncle Silas
South Dakota inquiries rise after land show visits
Pierre resident J. D. Deets, state immigration commissioner, returns from Chicago and St. Paul to find a large mail pile about the state. He says winter campaign publicity is boosting returns, while noting the Hyde fraud case costs Uncle Sam about 10000. Witness mileage costs are substantial, with witnesses paid five cents a mile each way plus per diem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Dee
J. D. Deets
Chicago
St. Paul
Charles L. Hyde
Witmesson
Sioux Falls Journal
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Mle
Ed Olney
Powell
Min Rose Kelly
Capa
Ira Lester
Hartwicks
Cleveland
Earlville
Carrie Quigg
N.C
F. C. Haas
Pedro
Caaremteld
Masonic and
Eeastern Star Lodges
H. F. Newhouser
Westfork
Directa Wa
Addrom
Portland
Oregon
Helen Pint
Charles City
Friends
Marietta
Frank Kiester
Philip
Florence
Juiiette Johnson
Hilland
Ed McIntyre
Fort Pierre
Elmer Hulbert
Grindatone
Americus
Kansas
A. P. Whitney
Highland
Irene Kelly
Wagher
Mrs. Wm. Kelly
Will R. Walpole
Yankton
Arthur Osborne
Baby
Wmn
Eggram
the Presbyterian Church
Wray
Mia
Clarence McPeek
Beresford
Mina Abbie Whitney
Miss Whitney
Vessey
Sam B. Williams
Cheyenne Reservation
Cherry Creek
Diamond A Cattle Company
Rapid City
W. J. Nolan
Chadron
Nebr
Boomer
Coyne
C. Bish
Elk Point
Blair
Grindstone
C. B. McLane Homera
McLane
Melane
Lansh
Minto
Milton Young
M. K. Easthouse
Ottumwa
Homer
Anna Teale
Mercury
Bing
Jake Weber
L. B. Hartwick
Carol Elizabeth
Dr. Heinemann
F. J. Kurka
Helen L. Pint
Post Office Department
Washington
F. E. Morrison
Midland
McKinney
The
Meade County Bank of
Public Examiner
South Dakota
F. G. Schwartz Pioneer Pharmacy
Roop & UrToNn
Hartwick
Philip Creamery
Philip, So. Dak
J. H. Jomneon
A. Bexwerr
HL. Brown
Hargesheimer’s
S.D
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