Unknown Outlaw Burial Unearthed Near Pierre Ground
In early Pierre era gun law ruled Justice and a burial ground lay on part of today’s State Capitol grounds. A steam shovel unearthed bones from a forgotten grave, possibly a bartender killed by a soldier. William Walpole suspects the remains are German Rouck, slain by Rebel George Newlton, now an evangelist.
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Pierre
State Capitol Grounds
William Walpole
South Dakota
Philip
Rouck
Harvey W. Newlton
George
Newlton
Pacific Coast
Church Services Across Towns For Weekend Faith Gatherings
Religious notices describe Lutheran and Catholic services scheduled at Philip public school, Milesville, Wellsbury, and local residences with dates in January and February. Additional gospel meetings led by ministers A O Mara and D Edward Evans outline nightly topics from Luke portrait to Christ the Good Shepherd. A Telegram note reports A J Brown denying a elopement claim about Maggie McGraw, while Wm Whalen dies in a Pierre jail fire after drunken disturbance. Whalen, about 30, unmarried.
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D. Edward Evans
Huron
Q. J
Luke
Jesus Christ
John
God
Christ
Wm, Whalen
Blunt
Pierre
Whalen
Ton
Fort Plerry Bank Window Hit by Beer Bottle Incident
A beer bottle was hurled at a large plate glass window in the Stock Growers Bank building in Fort Plerry Tuesday night as an act of displeasure, possibly tied to prosecutions of liquor-law victors in the city. The glass will need replacement. The county clerk has released the 1909 vital statistics: 387 births, 114 boys and 188 girls. 119 deaths, 119 marriages and 26 divorces. 66 naturalizations and 34 final papers granted.
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A. J. Brown
Maggie McGraw
Brown
Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Stock Growers Bank
Fort Plerry
Mrs Jessie Walden Dies of Pneumonia in Hot Springs
Mrs Jessie Walden wife of Harold E Walden of Philip died in Hot Springs Arkansas on December 0 1000 of pneumonia Her mother Mrs L Varley of Sioux City was with her until danger passed After her relapse upon her mother s return she died She leaves a husband a little daughter a father a mother and several brothers and sisters Funeral was held in Sioux City January 1 and burial was in Floyd Cemetery
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Jessie Walden
Harold E. Walden
Philip
L. Varley
Sioux City
Deputy game wardens named in Stanley county list
Willis A. Moore Milesville William Courtney Meera W Howard Pheba B B Barnett Cottonwood Fred R. Stewart Ottumwa John Cotant Interior Jacob Midhaels Grandfield Fred Walton Old Trail named deputy county game wardens with authority to enforce game laws throughout Stanley county plus a set of residents not applying to certain notarized locations.
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Willis A. Moore
Milesville
William Courtney
Meera
W. ©. Howard
Pheba
B. B. Barnett
Cottonwood
Fred R. Stewart
Ottumwa
John Cotant
Interior
Jacob Midhaels
Grandfield
Fred Walton
Old Trail
Stanley County
Wm. G. Shoun
Manila
J. G. McKinney
Dan Bierwagen
West Work
Wm. Grimite
Leslie
M. B. Walker
Sansare
B. Williame
Ootumwa
Clayton Dover
R. E. Brown
Wendte
James Avstin
Fred A
Market Reports and Local Notices From Philip Area
Corrected ty Jan. Lith 110, Wheat No.1, Durum Wheat, Oats, Barley, Flour prices and local markets. Notices from Fort Pierre, Philip, and surrounding towns include land sale offers, kerosene burner franchise details, mining non union stance, and community items. Local obits, school reopenings, births, and court reports feature names such as Warden Coyne, FR Morrison, and A. L. Williams, with references to Philip events and district meetings.
Water pipe jam floods clerk offices. repairs belated
County Seat report notes a third floor water pipe jam at the courthouse Tuesday night. The resulting leak ruined books in the clerk of courts and register of deeds offices. Plumber Blodgett woke between midnight and 1 am to shut off water and begin fixes. Also mentions the Women’s Club New Year reception at Masonic Hall Friday, with a standout program, refreshments, and a warm crowd led by Rows and Darcy in a Lashlight photo.
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Court House
Clerk of Courts
Register of Deeds
Blodgett
Wonans Club
Masonic Hall
Fort Pierre
Darcy
YANKTON NURSERY Advertises Stock of Trees
YANKTON NURSERY promotes a wide stock of forest trees and live stock for sale. The notice highlights available varieties and prices, calling on customers to visit the shop for selections and planting guidance.
Dancing party at C Rousseau home Saturday night
About seventy five guests attended a dancing party and supper at C Rousseau's home. Several locals were noted traveling or ill with various ailments while Ralph Hansen planned a spring crop and visitors from Des Moines joined the host couple.
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C. Rousseau
J.C. Bernards
F. Howard
Nitteberg
A. Danielson
Gay Woods
Frank Koeller
Local notes on illness and social events in Philip area
JOH Leakey remains on the sick list while W IL Growley convalesces. Snow and storm hinder daily mail from Philip last week. Jobe Walkenshaw and Major Pierce hosted a party with roast turkey. Florence Laughlin visited Hood and Leakey homes. Alice Laughlin arrived for the winter. Hardingrove school resumed after vacation. J A Kelsey's grading outfit moved from the railroad camp to Graves ranch, travel took twelve days due to bad roads. Florence Laughlin hosted a New Years day event for youths. Percy Halleck and Divemors traveled to Philip for business. Crowley remains seriously ill. Joe Rogers fills in at the store. Harry Farnham welcomes a baby girl born December 27. The Citizen correspondent hints at an upcoming wedding. Major Pierce entertained friends Monday at the home of Healae, B. W. Withorepoan.
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L. AR. Williams
Homer Davenport
Jack Dean
Pred Harris
Philip
Ambrose Maine
Hilland
D. O. Christiansen
Joh. Leakey
Florence Laughlin
Hood
Lookey
Alice Laughlin
Redfield
Hardingrove
J. A. Kelsey
Kimberlang and
Budd
Graves Ranch
Percy Halleck
Mr. Divemors
W. H. Crowley
Joe Rogers
Crowley
Harry Farnham
Gladden
Citizen
Pieros
Healae
B. W. Withorepoan
Local Roundup of Holiday News and Hardy West Notes
Holiday visits and wedding anniversary acknowledgments fill the page. Mr Laughlin and friends spend New Years at the Loobey home while Mrs Burke and daughter Viola return from Mitesville. Larin family updates mention elkton trips, ranch work, and mass at Hannegan’s. A box social at the Loding house, several travels east, and neighbors reporting snow and fits of wrass amusement round out a rural community update.
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Thomas Larin, Sr
Elkton
Claims
Martin Hannegan
Philip
Hannegan
Mike Larin
Harry Hart
Oswald Boys
Grindstone
James Larin
Points East
Surprise for Mare tz ek as sheriff seizes stage props
In old New York theater days Max Maretzek faces a sheriff after a lean season. Strakosch and Maretzek rival for bills at the Academy and Lyceum. Amid a paper war and a four week run, Alfred Joel helps cover losses while Mme Maretzek plays on, tears streaming as creditors press.
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New York City
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera House
Fourteenty Street
Wax Maretzek
Strakosch
Old Academy of Music
Nilsson
Maretzek
di Murska
New York
The
Academy
Lad
Philadelphia
Lyceum Theater
Fourteenth Street
Alfred Joel
Joel
Max
Q ‘Thia
Alfred
Maz
Maretgek'awan
Mme*Maretzek
Mme. Muretzék
Harp Restores Nightly scene on stage during distress
A dramatic moment unfolds as a carpenter lowers Mme Matetzek's harp to the stage to prevent its loss. Guernsey urges quick action and thanks, while the harp appears to comfort the distressed couple Max and his wife. The scene ends with the harp offered solace and a doxology performed by the woman.
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Mme. Matetzek
Guernsey
Max
New York Times
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Atlas Lumber Co
JH. Johnson
Fort Pierre, 8. D
DA. A. A
Heinemann
Ween Teen
Depot
Macy
N. W
South Dakots
Ss. M. Kyde
North Center
Cla. Bennett
E. Co. Davis
Flandquarian
Davis
Metbeatm
Urkwown
Bate Capitol Grounds
K. Schamber
Wellsbury
Heapel
Presbyterian Church
Mavericks
Mrs. Walden
Paeighe
Croup Fes
Oliver
Ilegal
Power of Attorney
Hayes
Philip Weekly Review
Bentley
Granduell
Fort Bennett
Clarence
Marietta
Wright
Vela
R. W. Hamilton
Bod Lacy
Lacy
E.R. Myersot
Hapewell
Nora Mutehins
Lindsay
Phi
Kadota
Cottonscod
Midland
Belvidere
Stawiford
Theasuter
Fork Werre
Cmiaye
Coyne
Tirty New
Ventor
Fred A. Mix
Fort Pieris
Pennington County
Cook Itu
Philip the Ariiily
Morrison
Black Hills
Nion
Hill and News
Bridges Creek
District Institute
Alec Boyle
Ed Morrison
Tom Tolton
Warson Fletcher
Boucher
W. Dickey
Rowe
William Hayes
Johnson and Horner
Dolin B. Highes
Crete
Larimer
Yankton Nursery
Ene
Powell
First State Bank
United States
Canada
Ash Creek
Mme. Maretzek
Baltimore American
Lincoln
K. A. Morrison
D.W. Roush & Son
General Contractors
Ing
Hargesheimer’s
Southdak
Waddell & Ramsey
R. A. Bielski
Bennett & Bielski, Philip,& D
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