State Legislature in session aims for harmony and reforms
The 1909 South Dakota legislature opens with united mood as M. J. Cheney is elected speaker and key staff named. Bills number in, covering deposits in state banks, drug labeling, county commissioner elections, and road improvements. Observers note reforms to state finances, elections, and public works, with humor on seat draws and public sentiment.
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M. J. Cheney
Clay
James W. Cone
Sioux Falls
Geo. O. VanCamp
Highmore
Black Hills
Stanley
Lyman
Stanley County
C.F. Hoone
Hayes
Senate
J. B. Clendennen
Philip
Railroad Trafic
Johnson
Clark
Jack Vender
Tydle
John H. Wooley
Shein
Lake County
Spink County
Hale
Meade
Sasue
Codington
Scott
Minnehaha
Carrie Nation
Morris
Ranum
Union
State Board of
Said Renum
Ramum
Esenhuth
Spink
Isenhuth
Issenhuth
Mr. Bannu
Youseems&Kortak Hovsr
Govenor Vessey
Yankton
Watertown
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Stanley County Land Company
Choice
Cottonwood
South Pakota
Iy Millet
A.J. Bunker
Anderson Michael, Cash
F. Walden
Cas
Bank OF Philip
Byron
U. S
District of
South Dakota
Pierre and Chamberlain
The
Winchester
Jos. Roberts
D. B. McCleery
Wokama, S. D
First State Bank
Jones, Prsident
J. McMahon, Vick-Pres
R. A. Bielski
Board OF Directors
M. Williams
B. M, Larhon
J. McMahon
Umm
Blue Ribbon
Gund’s “Peertess
Blue
Thode & Taggert
Mclane
Chamberlain
Washington
Kittredge
Interior
Taft
Bryan
Barnum
Hadley
Missouri
Crow
Rainey
Phil
North-Western Hotel
Lindsay & Orr
S. W. Russell
Philip, S. D
Range Mercantile Company
Hail Hotel
Railroad Street
E. G. Frye
John Hayes
J. Coughlin
Mer
Lee
Goldemih
Fort Pierre
Hank HA Melski
Cash
Pirst Tate & du Jor
Cost
Bank of Kaduke
Jeutterback, Prey
Belyner Rk, Morgan
Keetter of Deeds
Stanley County Home Land & Abstract Co
M. L. Parcells