Last of Dollivers Is Dead at Springs South Dakota
Obituary notes the death of Rev. RH Dolliver brother of former Iowa senator in Sioux City. Describes his life from Virginia to Virginia University to Northwest Iowa Conference, early Black Hills mission work, flood at Deadwood, seminary, and late years heading Black Hills district. Lists survivors Prentiss Barrett Dolliver Garrett Brown Dolliver James R Dolliver Robert I Dolliver Jr and Mary Margaret Dolliver.
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Fot Springs
Puneral Tur
Dollivery
Lowa
Pheve
Thietr
Garrett
Washington, D.C
Morningside Calligee
Sioux City
Dan Whetele
Targens
Hiday
Margaret Dalliver
Morningside
Chica Row
Dalliver
Eluvena
Micwhenies
Howe
Spearfish, Ley
Dolliver
Virginie
Tah Dolliver
Piniver
Methosdust Church
America
New Bughant Poritons
Kirkwick Brown
Virginia
Rltl
Ista
Liver
Virginia Unive
Dotliver
Bort Dodge
Iana Arter
Steerss
JD. Danes
Lawa
ESS
E Witter
Morningside College
Rey
Black Hills
South Dakota
Deadwood
Black Mills
Garrett ‘Theological Seminary
Evanston
Cherokel
Mary L. Barrett
Prentiss Barrett Dolliver
Garrett Brown Dulliv
W. 8. Kenyon
Washington, D. C
James R. Dolliver
Robert I. Dolliver, Jr
Mary Margaret Dolliver
A Tribute to the Editors Reading of Crop Conditions
South Dakota exchanges reveal early territorial history as homesteaders poured into the region. The piece recalls crop conditions and the challenges faced by settlers during those formative years.
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South Dakota
Jurors listed for October term of Circuit Court
A list of jurors drawn for the October term of the Circuit Court, to be called on October 17. Names include Kadoka Wendie Goodell, Anton Oleson Grandfield, Walter Damouth Fort Pierre, Leary Klemann Fort Pierre, A Bloom Wendte, Boyd Meers Julius Freemark Midland, John Benton Fort Bennett, Surrey Smales, Kimro Pf Miner Fort Bennett, J B Wyckoff Philip N, Hopkins Cottonwood, Ed Kathan Belvidere, Ed Bailey Midland, W Justin Wendie, Andrew Austin Willard, Harry Conquest Cottonwood, Monnett Powell, Albrandson Kirby, Davis Philip L Keith, Philip Carlson Cedar Fork, G Joman Kadoka, Kelling Kadoka, William Cook Fort Bennett, Andy Stamford Davenport, Otto Huckfeldt Havercroft, W O Howard Pheba, Chas Slaxby Hardingrove, Ralph K Piper Angus, Michael Donahue Fort Pierre, C Barth Belvidere, Jacob Jordi Ottumwa, I B Hudson Leslie W Elrod Midland, J C McQuestion Meers.
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Kadoka ‘Ls
Wendie
W. Goodell
Powell Anton Oleson
Grandfield i
Walter Damouth
Fort Pierre
Philip Weance Creek Alm
Ieary Klemann
A. Bloom Wendte
ON. Boyd
Meers
Jilius
Freemark
Midland
John Benton
Fort Bennett
Surrey Smales
Kimro
Pf Miner
J.B. Wyckoff
Philip N. BR. Hopkins
Cottonwood
Kathan
Belvidere
Bailey
W. Justin
Andrew Austin
Willard Harry Conquest
W. Monnett
Powell Albrandson
Kirby
Davis
Philip L. Keith
Philip Carlson
Cedar Fork
G. Joman
Kadoka
Kelling
William Cook
Andy Stamford
Davenport
Otto Huckfeldt
Havercroft
W. O. Howard
Pheba
Chas. Slaxby
Hardingrove
Ralph K. Piper
Angus Michael Donahue
W. C. McElhaney
Philip F. (. Barth
Jacob Jordi
Ottumwa
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Taft To Catch Trout In Denver Banquet Act
President Taft will be served native mountain trout at a Denver banquet on October 3. A pool will be built in the banquet hall and Taft will use a hook and line to catch his own fish while eight hundred banqueters watch.
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Taft
More Land to Be Opened in South Dakota
In a sweeping expansion of Indian lands, large tracts in Mellette and Bennett counties along with surplus parcels in Todd and Washabaugh counties are slated for opening to white settlement next summer or fall pending congressional action and treaty consent. Major Scriven and agents will complete allotments in the two counties by October 1, with homestead rush anticipated. The move sparks debate over impacts on outside landowners and tax equity, while party politics hint at Taft and La Follette battles influencing South Dakota delegation dynamics. Dr. Harvey A. Wifuent will speak on food purity in Beverly as part of the food adulteration discourse. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Cole weigh 10 and 11 pounds.
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Missouri
Dreath
Tien Eine
Eaer
Jamesteader
South Dakota
Knights of the Shewrs
Congress
Major Scriven
Todd County
Washahaugh County
Gamble
Taft
Len Vs Fetter
South
Leaele
Republican
Nelidatess
Ors
Taft Ae Laollette
Palt
Tekfi
Middle West
Repul
Labollette
Searel
En Point Raith Gazette
Local Youth Run Down by Circus Wagon in Stockon Calif
Lew Dornan, only son of Mr and Mrs J P Dornan, was killed when a circus wagon struck him in Stockton California on Wednesday. Kingliv Bros show notified his family and arranged shipment of the body to Rapid City where he had played in the band. Dornan was well known in Rapid City.
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Hot Springs
Lew Dornan
J.P. Dornan
Stockton Calif
Kingliv Bros
Dornan
Rapid City
Who Should Pay Land Tax Petition Sparks Tax Fairness Debate
A letter argues farmers who stay on land through hard times deserve tax relief. The writer supports a county bond to obtain seed grain and urges exemptions for resident landowners, proposing at least 160 acres tax free to each active farmer. He notes non residents benefit from local holdings and calls for press or petition action.
Downgrade on a log at Missouri border town
Fragmented local update recounts a muddy chase through Stanley county with a thief stealing pants and $34 from a sleeping homeowner. It notes a man named Biebout traveling from Claumberlain to Ham Jnirg and a sister Clara near a Dow Jing farm. Other items mention Mrs. Ed Peterson’s family visit and Charles Trice visiting Ash Creek.
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Jalanife
Seuss
Claumberlain
Ham
Lows
Hielout
Lingry
Fim
Liserie
Sweeney case linked to jeering admission and fatal outcome
Local notes recount a troubling incident involving Tom Sweeney, described as present for business, who faced a fatal outcome after tensions over a joke invitation and a claimed onlookers’ reaction. The report, set amid community updates, notes medical attention and ongoing visits, with family and regional figures mentioned in passing.
Old Trail Notes Packed With Social Visits and Schedule Change
Pleasant caller Mrs Hefner visited Sellottman home Thursday while Mesdames Taylor, Jordan and children enjoyed a Powell area outing and picnic under green trees. Hildred Diehl planned a short visit from Philip with Miss Buswell. school event drew good attendance. OConnell from Ramona visited son J W Connell. visitors from Old Trail and Selotimin attended. Lewin drove four horse team and wagon toward Denver. a Washington message announced a schedule change for the Old Trail-Nitteberg to Powell stage beginning Monday September 18.
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Old Trail
Washington
Nitteberg
Powell
City editor reply on Milesville school meeting controversy
Morgan counters Milesville origins of a September meeting noting a July 22 gathering aimed at closing district schools except Milesville. He accuses local interests of pursuing personal motives, questions the editor’s framing, and hints at continuation on page six.
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Milesville
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