Hardingrove Happenings and Local Notices
Walter Stalley buys a colt from Cavanaugh Bros last week while HW Loobey acquires a load of Cora for the Witherspoon ranch. Miss Mary Kletch aids Mrs Bloom at the Diamond Ranch. Teresa Burke and Viola enjoy a week on her Hardgrove homestead. Marie Witherspoon visits relatives near Hardie Grove departing Thursday. Norman and Beart visit Leobey home from Arndstone. Pearl Norma and Mrs J H Leobey guests of Mrs John Blowin at Diamond A Ranch. Braxton leaves general merchandise to Fasieot lip to focus on crop. A shower for Mattie Allen in Volga prior to her Fort Pierre wedding to George Reeves. Rev Green officiates. Reeves family and witnesses noted. Mattie and groom’s background described. The Nebraskan remarks on political views and party strength amid national discourse.
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Mary Kletch
Bloom
Diamond & Ranch
Teresa Burke
Viola
Marie Witherspoon
Hardiegrove
Norman
Miss Beart
Arvndstone
Vialt
Leobey
Pearl Norma
Mra
J. H. Leobey
John Blowin
Ranel
Braxton
Volga
Mattie Allen
Fort Pierre
George Reeves
Rev. Green
Congregational Church
That City
Philip
A. M. Allen
Watertown
Stenogradher
First National Bank
This
Local Ball Night and Farm Notes Across Milesville Area
The Milesville and Manils teams hosted a club hall ball as a social highlight for the community. Farmers report oats through the ground and a large corn planting season ahead. Dan Bierwagon reports to railroad officials, urging railroad facilities to reach the territory. Weather remains dry but work continues. Local arrivals include Peter O’Brien from Emmetsburg and Nan Richardson returning from Hermosa, with notes on tax assessors and postmaster changes forthcoming. The ball game ended 17 to 0, and the Wakama goose laid nine eggs.
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Dan Bierwagon
Bierwagon
Roy Chambers
Court anecdotes and oddities amuse as legal miscellany
A satirical collection recounts a failed attempt to appoint a receiver for an asset and a witty exchange during a debt case. It includes tales of court dwarfs, Manx oath, self serving heirs, and old Roman doorway rituals, all framed as curious legal lore.
Farmers' Institute Plans Meetings Across Stanley and Pennington Counties
The Farmers Institute Board announces a series of twelve or more meetings in Stanley and Pennington counties starting May 10. Topics focus on practical farming methods, avoiding costly experiments, and learning from drier regions east of the river. Events emphasize attendance by women and youth, with meetings travels by auto and local picnics. Also includes regional climate, agricultural output data for South Dakota circa 1908, and a report on Otto Hamann of Nowlin, who died by carbolic acid at Midland after financial troubles.
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Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute Board
Stanley
Pennington
Base Ailthey
Lily State
Lin
Meers
For Sale and Wanted Farm Land and Animals
For Sale 1034 acres of farm and stock land along White River six miles south of Oliaton Lyman county SD with timber a new frame house log house fence sheds and corrals could be three good places price 837.5 to 14.00 per acre Will sell all or part to suitable purchaser Henry Schacht owner Okaton Wanted to buy cheap level farm land Box Isl Portage Wisconsin 503 Taken Up One dark brown gelding 300 pounds DP left thigh one cream gelding with white face 800 pounds DP left shoulder also lazy left thigh Came to my place 10 miles north of town on April 2 C A Alreybutt I have customer for few good wild quarters Land must be priced right Send full description and lowest cash price Box 123 Hawkeye Town 4-50
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White River
Oliaton
Lyman County
S. D
Henry Schacht
Okaton
Box Isl
Portage
Wisconsin
C. A. Alreybutt
Hawkeye
Wokama Defeats Philip In Opener With 17 6 Score
The Wokama baseball team opened the season by defeating Philip 17 to 6 in a cold cloudy afternoon game. Pitchers Arns Shunk and Hendren appeared for Taggert, while Dick Lidball and Frank Orr were injured in the effort. The article also notes a patent medicine ad and a reward notice for a missing tool chest and misplaced items.
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Wokama
Philip
Taggert
Arns
Shunk
Hendren
Wakama
Philipinoes
Dick Lidball
Frank Orr
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Nebraska
Teddy
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Warner
Dam
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Union Me
Virginia
Red Wilkes Jr
Jno. Beaker
Yankton
S.D
Slocum’s
Frank Slocum
Palace Millinery
Kennedy
Boos
Starlet County Abstract & Loan CO
South Dakota
Philip Weekly Review
J.D. Rainey
Review
North Center Street
Bryan
Dickinson
Sven
Powell
C. R. Starbuck
GS. McGee
Rapid City
Mr. Steirifell
Old Trail
James Austin
Elbow
J. Q. Stved
K. A. Marrington
Sioux Falls
C. E. Tenant
la Grange
W. G. Chipin
American Lawyer
Sally
Guthe
Tem
Chicago
Merald
Nada
Chicago News
Bebe
Stanislaus
Poland
Paris
Julia
Augustus
Henrietta Maria
Lucius
England
Coppernin
Princess of Wales
George III
Isle of Man
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Ti Fe
Lucas
Lee
Jack
Phila
Amphia
Charien James Pos
George
Deus
Mat Peecer
Manila
Ottumwa
Milesville
Maretta
Alm Grindstone
Elm Springs
Union
United States
America
Nowlin
Otto Hamann
Midland
Hamann
Winchester Hotel
Sulphur
P. O
Archie Allen
Meade County
Wellsburg
G. McKean
S. O
F. A. Holand
North Grand Opera House
W. J. Phinn
Chamberlain
M. B. Shareh
Cy A
Werner
Hult
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