Property transfers and listed deeds across Kadoka and surrounding towns
A dense ledger of land transfers, lot dealings, and owners including records for Kadoka, Ft Pierre, and nearby locales. Names such as Elida Jacobson, Harley G Dv rand, Wm Durkee, Robin Thompson, and Mary J Garner appear with various parcels. Includes Milwaukee Land Co, Western Town Lot Co, and other firms in multiple town blocks, with dollar values and lot references.
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United States
Mae
Olney Elmer A
Neuhauser
Jesse C Wise Fernandres H
Bevans
John B Goff Rose M
Drey
Ernest Thompson
James M
Moneyhan
David M Swank
Matilda Herrin
David H
Krambeck
Ezra D Timmons
Amorette T Hill
Julia T Talledge Mile
R Brown
Elizabeth M
Hickey
Cleophas Rousseau
Archie V
Laren
Joseph H Gipple
Wille Peterson
Charlie Anderson
George A
Swihart
Albert A
Robert E Farmer
Joseph Kalil
Mar
Elida Jacobson
Hall Irons
Harley G Dvrand
Milwaukee Land Co
Durkee
Kadoka
L Gerow
Geo Philip
Wm Hayes
Pierre
L Lockhart
Wm H Moore
EC Barton
Robin Thompson
Mary J Garner
Chilcote
Ford C
Kirtland
Palmer
Jne Reding
Walter Huffman
John L Lockhart
Carmelia Hampton Res
Western Town Lot Company
Adland A
Bernau
Elza McCulloch
Will
Walpole
Carson Williams
H Ly Duffy
Notes From Capital City Highlights Local Events
The Yankee Robinson circus comes to town on Saturday May 27. Miss Margaret Cullen, recently released from hospital, heads for Chicago after treatment. State bodies set meetings and exams for May 20 and June 13. Fort Pierre eyes 24 hour electric service. Several small incidents include a fatal broncho accident near Lie City, land proofs rising in Pierre district, and a fire destroying an old pest house in East Pierre. Local social notes recall Mothers Day program and community updates across Old Trail and nearby towns.
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Margaret Cullen
Chicago
Brand Commission
Fort Pierre
Herman Patterson
Nowlin
Old Presbyterian University
Teton
Bad River Valley
State Railway Department
Commission
United States
Eugene Reichman
Lie City
LeMars
Town
Pierre Land
Stanley County
Beadle County
Lyman
Hughes
Sully
Potter
Hyde
Hand
Faulk
Beadle
Prince of His Race at Grand Opera House Saturday May 20
A graphic Southland tale by Oscar Graham praised for color, symmetry, and engaging sentiment. The Grand Opera House hosts the drama this Saturday May 20 with a noted company delivering vivid characters and entertaining comedy amid thoughtful themes. The review lauds acting as true and the production as a season favorite.
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Southland
Local Notes From Watertown Area and Nearby Trips
Smith Ivene Harry EB Peterson of Watertown visited the Charles St. Clair family and returned home yesterday. The Butte Plow and Threshing Co broke twenty acres last week for the Smith merchant and postmaster, now planted with corn as small grain shows. Mr Murphy of Tyndall South Dakota owns half a section miles north of here and was here last week. Reese Akerman and Holcomb of Rapid City solicited orders at the store last Friday in an auto. Will Parker and Elmer Hill of Hartley changed stages here last Monday on a Canada land trip. They report rapid settlement there. Ash Creek Anthems Ed Peterson had business in Philip Saturday. William Sether and Gilbert Rossell were in Philip Saturday. George S Poste was in the county seats ten days ago. We were absent last week and cannot explain beyond missing a day.
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JP. Buswell
Jess Lietz
Philip
Miss Miller
Lena Schlottman
Donald Schlottman
Willard Miller
Mr. Bielski
FR. Schlottman
Dog Tip
Th ‘Trail
Scotty Perguson
Rochester
Minn
Rochester Hospital
Crahan Bros
Belle Fourche
George Finnegan
Will Bucholtz
Andrew Olson
Mary Ferguson
John Peterson
Grindstone
Mary Grover
Rockvill
3. D
Ed Peterson
Andrew Thompson
J. M. Creech
Bert
Dowling
Hubenthal
Jesse Creech
Phill
Quigg
Roy Eby
Plainview
Jon
Butte Plow & Threshing Co
Smith
Murphy
Tyndall
Messrs Reese, Akerman and Holcomb
Rapid City
Will Parker
Elmer Hill
Hartley
Canada
Ash Creek
William Sether
Gilbert Rossell
George
Poste
Brooklyn pioneers reclaim land at Coney Island by waste disposal
H Milton Kennedy details Brooklyn’s seven year program of transporting ashes and rubbish to nearby lowlands. More than one million dollars of land has been reclaimed around Coney Island with work extending to Flushing Bay shores. The system reduces haul distances, speeds collections, and boosts city revenues.
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H. Milton Kennedy
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Siilar
Flushing Bay
New Jersey burglars find pursuit of dogs differs by prey
A New York man recalls police dogs aiding New Jersey officers in patrolling, noting how Max the dog is trained to pursue burglars but muzzled against cats. He describes Max circling houses with a policeman, barking and chasing burglars into the open, yet losing interest when cats appear.
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Cate
New York
New Jersey
Max
Ters
Rumor Sparks Funeral Scene In Village Misunderstanding
In the funeral procession a storekeeper and Uncle Abe Burse discuss who is being buried. Abe unaware, asks if they are rehearsing with the deceased, while the storekeeper confirms it is Tite Harrison. The exchange reflects local gossip during a rural community event.
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Abe Burse
Tite Harrison
Tite
Telephone graft tricks reach a shelter
A New York shelter clerk recalls a trick where a caller asks for help to reach relatives and a sick person. The caller claims a starving cat at 104th street prompts the message, while druggists sometimes advance nickel telephones to relay stray animal notices. The clerk notes this scam is common and the shelter may phone the Bronx as needed.
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Tanimate
One Hundred and Fourth Street
New York
How Perfume Is Obtained By Entourage Process
A historical note explains perfume extraction by exposing beef fat to fresh flowers in boxes to absorb their odors. Flowers include violet jasmine tuberose rose orange blossom and camia. It describes many aromas created from these and other flowers, plus essential oils like sandalwood bergamot lemon rosemary neroli patchouli and attar of roses and cautions about adulteration and costs.
Un-Beautiful Lines and Subpoenas in a Busy Day
A fragment of humorous and clipped phrases ranging from legal notices to street chatter appears to mock routine announcements. They include subpoenas, busy day quips, odd street dialogue, and references to schedules and grass warnings.
Memorial to French Ambassadors in Paris War Memorial
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans a second slab in gold letters on black marble listing ambassadors and diplomatic agents who died in service since Louis XIV. It will honor those murdered at Rassau and those subjected to cruelties in China during 1857, marking a pioneering memorial concept.
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Interior
Ministry For Foreign Affairs
Paria
Germany
Louis XIV
Paris
Rassau
Court Jester and Monarch Debate Precedence
A jester asks which came first the chicken or the egg. The monarch retorts that such questions are handled by officials appointed for that purpose, implying the matter rests with designated authorities.
Ri Repisce Btrape and the streetcar ring design
An 1911 notice describes Ri Repisce Btrape as a substitute seat ring system for streetcars with spring loaded rings returning to neutral. It praises their cleaning appeal and the polished white surface favored by transit companies. Department of the Interior land notice follows, listing a land claim filing by Fred C. Johnson and witnesses, with a June 16, 1911 final proof date. It ends with a note on Chamberlain's Liniment for muscle soreness and Pioneer Pharmacy selling it.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Pierre
Fred C. Johnson
Philip, & D
H. BR
Meridian
James A. Quigg
U. S
Philip
Harold Onsted
Oswald Onsted
August T. Lundgren
Perry Walford
John L. Lockhart
Cameberlain
Pioneer Pharmacy
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Hartwick's
Pioneer Pr'oncy
M. Gust
DAVID _LAMPERT
City Dray Line
Rae
A. Bennett
Hargesheimer's
Atlas Lumber Co
Aldrich & Son
South Dak
F. H. Borst
W. Pine
P. O
Bielski Farm Loan Co
Milwaukee Land
Coto EA White
Bik
Belvidere
John P Mettel
Wm G Kieler
Ford Peters
Conger- Schoephorster Co
Cornelia C Andereon
Chas
Blodget
Ursell
Wm E Jones
Peter Werls
Geo A Swibart
Frank J Simek
Mil Land Co Ist
Kadoks
Ada R Reeds
George A Swihart
Kadoka CC Bennetts
FC O'Neill
Pierre Louis
Kruger
Jennie
Arrila
Pope
Wm H Dowell
Gall Irona
Ray J Cum
Harry G Huston
R & Ae
Jobo L Lockhart
Will H Schnosmetz
Abner Bock
Baume
Mark R Lott
Joseph P Koenigpe
Sama
Walter J Reymies
Kadeta
Capital City
Yankee Robinson Circus
State Pardon Board
State House
Wendhe
Senator Kittredge
State Capitol
Horace Howes
Midland
Texas
Mexico
South
Supreme Court
Coy
A. P. Tuor
B. F. Shultz
Nitteberg
Surbrooke
Elmer
C. BR
Starbuck
Westfork News
Let Marrington
H. B. Hanson
Newhauser Bros
Wu. Shoun
Mar la
Chris Bierswagen
Chicago Park
Cal
Frank Grannis
Walker Parks
Ernest Cooper
Everett Selby
Miss DeGunther
Milesville
Adeline DeGunther
Alice van Laningham
T. J. McGuire
John Malone
Dan Bierwagen
Bert Rogers
Wm. Rickert
Lcone
John Bierwagen
Bertha
Wm. Hild
B. A. White
Straighthead Flat
Knight School House
Hoy
Burlington Road
Chicago & St. Paul
Smith Ivene Harry EB. Peterson
Watertown
Charles St. Clair
Yester
E.C. Davis
Winchester
Philip, South Dakota
Riverside Ranch
E Morrison
Frog
Lei
Walcome
L. A. Kelley
Groner
Alvisn Waccoum
Philip & Waggoner Attorneys At Law
R. B. Driver
North Center Street
Philip Lumber Co
Robert Riley
Prop
S. M. Kyde
Osntar Street
J. H. Johnson
Stack Growers Bank
E. G. Davis
Philip & Dy
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