Typhoid Claims a Marietta Child and Local News
Marietta notes typhoid fever affecting the eldest Helgeson girl three miles northeast of town. Doctors initially misjudged the illness as harmless. typhoid confirmed and expected recovery. Also reports teacher meetings at Milesville, farm equipment purchases, livestock movements, and a notice from the U.S. Land Office about proof notices and publication timing.
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Marietta
Oscar Helgeson
Heinemann
Timmons
Whaley
Miss Greenfield
Miss Ross
King
F. A. Stone
Spotted Bear
Milesville
Willie Hampton
Ward
Philip
Here
Case ‘Thresting Machine Co
Aberdeen
Old Trail Real Estate and Rosy Prospects Reported
Harris quarter purchased by J M Williams and Johnny Dougherty’s place leased for next year Barney Dougherty returns to his claim near Stoneville with Jesse Lietz. Real estate loans pitched by R A Bielski Bennett Bielski Philip & D offering land and final receipts with flexible terms and direct funding.
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the Herald
J. M. Williams
Harris Quarter
Johnny Dougherty
Barney Dougherty
Thunday
Stoneville
Jesse Lietz
Survey progress sparks excitement across Miss Cornwell claim
News from Philip Fort Pierre and surrounding areas describes a new survey crossing Miss Cornwell's claim and heading west toward O'Connell's well, thrilling residents as town sites are named awaiting a railroad. Local visits include Louis Schlottman of De Soto staying with his parents. others report cattle and horse shipments, court cases, fires, and community events.
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Ramona
Nittenberg
Miss Cornwell
O'Connell
Louis Schlottman
de Soto
Wisconsin
F. A. Sehletiman
Have you laid by your winter's supply of flour
A brief notice urging readers to stock a winter supply of Pillsbury's Best flour. The item highlights the product name and encourages prudent pantry planning without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillybury's Best
Garland
Pillsbury’s
Local Items From Grindstone To Pierre Visitants
Frank Scott visiting in town today from Grindstone. Mr and Mrs RB F Robinson returned Wednesday from the capital city. Miss Hazel Betzer of the Bad River News extends a week as guest at Pierre. 8 W Russell enlarging dwelling on Wood avenue and making improvements. Frank Kinney returned home west of town after several days at the county seat. Harry Smith of Climax left for Rapid City and other western points. C D Bury Cal Salisbury and Miss Asman from Ottumwa came Saturday on commissioner business.
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Frank Scott
Grindstone
RB. F. Robinson
Hazel Betzer
Bad River News Force
Pierre
W. Russell
Wood Avenue
Frank Kinney
Harry Smith
Climax
Rapid City
C. D. Bury
Cal Salisbury
Miss Asman
Ottumwa
Mro
W. A. Bickert
Milesville
Merre Vb
A. Hl. Favreau
Mr. Rickert
Ray Matter
Wheaton, IL
Rickert
Wheaton
King
Parker Press Leader
Raymond L. Moody
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Custer
Bro. King
Ole Hews
Ole
Ira Miller
Canada
Montana
Butte
Mr. Miller
Belle Fourche
Local News Roundup From Northern Hills And Prominent Visitors
Mr and Mrs Carl Carstensen departed for Whitewood and northern Hills visits. A I Cooper returned from a two week eastern trip to Quasqueton Town and relatives. The flour mill is grinding well today. Mr Fiksdal buys a Hurley photo studio and will move there tonight. Halloween is anticipated as October 31 falls on Sunday. Dr Gearhart of Pierre consulted on infant meningitis case with Dr Ryde. The local band reorganized under Hoss Boyd and plans a concert soon.
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Hoss Boyd
J. W. Routh
Teachers Meet In Philip For County Session
Teachers in the Philip vicinity gathered at the schoolhouse for an instructional session under the county superintendent’s direction. The meetings, part of a countywide plan, aim to benefit all participants and improve educational work.
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Philip
Pierre
Rapid City
Vier
A. K
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Blue Ribbon Beer
Blue Ribbon
H. C. Peckham
Stoermer
Gus
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Railroad Street
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Stanley County Lands
Stanley County
Philip, S. D
City Meat Market
Ned H, Romning
Bank OF Philip
Philip, So. Dak
L. Millett
Bunker
Anderson Micrael
Casit
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M. E. Tone & Sons
A. O. Putnam
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Drayman
J. H. Johnson
Stock Growers Bank
Fort Pierre, 8. D
Rocky Mountain
O. Nash
Fred Fairchild
Board of Supervisors
Marietta Township
O'Neal
United States Land Office
Chamberlain
United States
W. Hall Trons
Register
R. A. Bielski
Bennett & Bielski
Philip, &. D
Midland
Prom
Ray Geist
Fernie
Paul Fleming
Huron
Dan Bierwagen
Northwestern
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M.C. Sherwood
Sioux City
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Town
J. U.G. Club
Pilo Stephens
Widch
Clifford Wyman
Sioux Falls
Bine
Sheri Huston
W. C. Stebbing
Dnman
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George Belford
Mr. Belford
Wm. J. Belford
Carroll
Wayne County
Nebraska
Fort Pierre
Milton Gibbs
Fort Bennett
Grindstone Laconies Senate
Frank Rood
Pedro
Ellen Snyder
Oakland
California
W. E. Tharp
Chris Ogard
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Winterset
Lowa
Indian Creek
South Creek
Billy Powell
Powell Mercantile Co
John Stroppel
Pat McGee
Beresford
A Stroppel
Thomas Stroppel
W. A. Diehl
Jotn Stroppel
Garland and
Ash Creek
Thomas Stevens
N. W. May
James Roth
Nevada
Hamilton Roth
Arthur Vingan
Jake Marks
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Considerasion
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Bowen
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Lie Post Office
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Jack Frost
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Hilland
RE. Davis
Bridges Creek
D.O. Muren Fins
O. E. Christiansen
Muren
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Casure
K. T. Fosw
Lily
Day County
George Ferguson
Bernard Kvl
Will Hawkins
Wall
John Posson
R. Bassett
Cottonwood
Methodist Church
Powell
L. A. Devine
Kadoka Liveryman
J. A. Nelson
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Geo. Finnegan
Frank Slocum
Philip Liveryman
Morgan Smith
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C. F. Neth
Nitteberg
Omaha
J.C. Humphrey
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Charlie Dow
H. Robinson
Graham
Missouri
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Frank Koehler
H. B. Hamlin
Ince
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H. A. Kum
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Whitewood
Cooper
Quasqueton
Pat Nour
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H. A. Kumm
Arthur Bruckner
Westfork
Onida
Robi Hefti
Crofton
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Hefti
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J. M. Waddell Land Co
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