Milkmaids Convention at Grand Opera House Promised
Local items describe the Milkmaids Convention at the Grand Opera House tomorrow evening hosted by the Presbyterian ladies aid society. Also noted are social visits, a fire of farm loans, a dock accident reports, and several community notices including travel, weather, and city council equalization actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Mundt
Pierre
Blaack Mare
Jens Paulson
Milland
Grand Opera
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
F. G. Schwartz
Harry Dunbar
Board of Equalization
Peasion
Ned H. Benedict
Chicago
Rowe
Niagara’ River
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry Hoffman
Anna Teale
Ira Lester
Salem
H. 9. Teale
Fred Robinson
Baby
Fargo
N. D
Mrs. Robinson
Milkmaids
Grand Opera House
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Coming Back New Millinery Line Plans in August
A fragment announces a new and complete line of millinery to arrive around mid August aimed at meeting the demands of the people of Philip. The note reflects optimism and a key local retailer’s intention to serve customers with fresh hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miliaery
Italy
Fiest
Philip
Local notices and society updates from city market to marriages
City Meat Market praises or pleases readers while L. J. Malone retires from drugs and Dave Lampert resumes wagon work. H. F. Waldorf returns from Nebraska Iowa and eastern states. Mrs. Eugene Aldrich and children visit Canistota. Mrs. C. E. McLane travels to Huron to meet Beatrice Specs from Seattle. Mrs. J. W. Jones visits mother in Springfield after Eastern Star. Rebekah social at Odd Fellow hall with prizes to J D Rainey and Chas Gillen. Wall Record reports L B Lehn of Oakes ND and Clara Babcock of Will wed in Philip. Clara is Frank Babcock's daughter. groom runs a small-town general store near Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kelly
Sioux City
Einan
Chas, Price
Ash Creek
Fargo
N. D
J. A. Hawkins
Montana
Aberdeen
Hawkins
Mr. Price
C. E. McLane
Huron
Beatrice Specs
Seattle
Wash
J. W., Jones
Mrs. Stephens
Springfield
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
Deadwood
Rebekaha
Odd Fellow Hall
J.D. Rainey
Chas. Gillen
Philip
L. B. Lehn
Oakes
Clara Babcock
Will
Frank Babcock
BELOU fragment closes business with examiner June 19
An extracted line shows a closing business note dated June 19 1062 with an examiner's call and a party named Dash Junes. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates a formal closure action and a referenced individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Dash Junes
Belou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinz
Joletta Johnson
Security Banking 5 Trust Co
Anne
Dean Sterling
Wall
Frank Reich
Ellen Wilburn
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J J. Ince
Morice
Paul Daly
Milesville
Daly
Ince
North-Western
Rapid Creek Canyon
L. E. Vick
Dr. Heinemann
Wm. Holbrook
Frank Kinney
Baby Son
Cheyenne Agency
Mrs. Kinney
Don Allen
Clint Coe
Watertown
Ity
Black Hills
Irene
Edna Kelly
Chadron
Nebr
Wm. Nolan
Fred A. Mix
Fort Pierre
Culp and
Kinney
Security Banking & Trust Co
Ira J. Welch
First State Bank
H. B. Fislar
Bankers of the State
Belle Fourehy
E. J. Durkee
Winside
Earl
Rapid City
Foreign Missionary Board
F. L. Cooley
Societ
Elbert Kennedy
Grindstone
Beresford
Pest
H. J. McMahon
Hse
Baltimore
F. H. Borst
Gary
Mrs. Daly
Paul
Hoffman’s Hotel
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
T. A. Rowan
Here
Cottonwood
Bernice
Blanch Swett
Curtis Peck
Stanford, Mont
A. L. Knutson
Blair
Nea
Mary J. Anderson
Wensington
An All
City Meat Market
L. J. Malone
Dave Lampert
H. F. Waldorf
Nebraska
Iowa
Eugene Aldrich
Canistota
Lea Gilities
Pilar Cashier
Riverside Ranch
F. E. Morrison
Atlas Lumber Co
Herman Eleeson
South Dakota
Hartwick
Hartwick’s
Bank OF Philip Philip
South Danota
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!