Hardingrove Happenings and Cyclone News
Local notes from Hardingrove and Grindstone include picnics on the Cheyenne river, fence repairs, and a cyclone that struck Cheney ranch causing damage to a granary trees and a cow. Community reports cover visitors, homestead efforts, a Larkin Club formation in Milesville, and upcoming Sunday school picnic at Spurling grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardingrove
Nelson
Aulte
Knowles
Milesville
Heyenne
Frank Springer
Tte
Larkin Club
Jas. A. McKinney
Classen
Kletch
Cheyenne River Country
Hood
Lookey
Teresa Burke
Brushie
Cheyenne River
Spurling Grove
Bobt
Miles
Friend
Bob
Cheney Ranch
Straighthead
South Dakota notes and local rail calls in Philip area
Local items report residents visiting nearby towns, cream hauling began on a Milesville to Philip route, a lightning fire near Will Salter’s land burned forty acres, and crops were described as fine. Mentioned moves of BR Koons to Edgemont and a bellwether edition with regional gossip and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Kruse
Mr. Ayen
Robt. Riley
Philip
Frank Rood
H. C. Ruenholl
Wm. Ruenholl
Miss Little Boyce
Milesville
Wm Griffiths
Mr. Peco
Sioux Falls
BR. B. Koons
Elbon
Edgemont
Will Salter
H. C. Auenhall
Miles
South Dakota
Iwe
Aberdeen
West
Lottawa
Ont
Chicago Record-Herald
Exchange Gleanings From a Local County Page
A mix of local notes reports and anecdotes including a liveryman with glanders, a Northwestern railway extension rumor, a special county court term for civil cases, a fire at Calhoun Bros livery barn in Midland, trains crossing the Milwaukee bridge at Chamberlain resuming after six weeks, a plan to build a permanent bridge, Jim Coburn’s horse saddle theft and county confinement, Harry Wentzy publisher seized under German military law then released with a 150 dollar cost, and the 1940s German law context affecting a man born in Germany who left thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wentzy
Apid City Guide
Pukwana Press
Germany
Ivis
Harry Wentzly
Rehoes From Midland News and Appointments
W F Hudson has been appointed state game warden, with prior service as deputy and bonds set for duties. Residents discuss town incorporation, census, roads, and schools. Married couple Margaret Birgen and Charles Kirkpatrick from nearby towns wed at Quinn and plan to reside on the bride’s claim in Rifle township. A dance near Philip raises funds to improve local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Poste
Rapid City
Dack Fenton
Grindstone
Continay
Ash Creek
Mike Callahan
Philip
Wm. Ferguson
Emma Peterson
Thompson
John Creech
Bert
Poste
Peterson
W. F. Hudson
W. &. Hudson
Margaret Birgen
Pheba
Charles Kirkpatrick
Driggers
Quinn
Beresford
Rifle Township
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Yoor
L. Moody
R. B. Morgan
Bee Dunlevy & Walpole
Bargain
Lyons Bros
Redfield
Ramer
China Cabinet
Edison
Men L
Taylor
H. Durkee
Tates
Mundt Bros
Pierre
G.D
Howard H. Hahn
Bor
J. J. Berry
Barth Larmen
B. Green
A. Hinish
Jerry Bandera
Grindstone Buttes
Beaste
David Bumgardner
Grindstone Grist
J.T. Carl
Wayne White
Air
Charley Langley
Jonas Huber
Mr. Sarlet
J.T. Car
Clark
Arthur Fox
Theo. Saunders
Cottonwood
R. B. Alrey
Rapid
Fargo
N. D
Dan McCus
Allen Alrey
Dan
Hot Springs
Chas
Monahan
H. Roth
Elbon Epstoman
M. Einan
Philip Thurs
Record-Herald
Ottawa
J. W. Christie
Mildred
Montreal
St. Stephen
N. B
Rudolph
Brown County
Christie
Chicago
Douglas
Donald
Wall
Philipinoes
Young Fitz
Shade
Balke
Giants
A. E. Johana
Wwe
Dene Beck
D.C Bomgare
Nera Anerson
M. B. Walter
Ter Shy
Tha Akon Senes
Capa
Rich
Northwestern
Midland
Calhoun Bros
Bastion
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
The
Road
Jim Coburn
Fort Pierre
Gettysburg
Rehoes
Yankton
Stanley County
Old Trail
the Herald
Barney Dougherty
Stoneville
John
Wofford Ranch
Altho
WEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
Tome, A Tine Machine Co
W. H. Thomas
Rice Nursery
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Thomas
Pabst’s
Blue Ribbon Beer
Blue Ribbon
H. C. Peckham
Chambray
Indies
Zephyr Ginghams
India
H. A. Kumm
Buster Brown
BROWN
AOM CO
E. M. Larson & CO
Fort Pierre Hospital
Drs. Lavery & Walsh
William Bchrosder
Bchroe
la Bean
Kanto
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